Fulla was possibly the sister of Frigg. In Frigg's hall of Fensalir, Fulla was Frigg's attendant. No matter how powerful a god or goddess was, no one could see Frigg in Fensalir without her permission.
Her name appeared as Volla with six other deities in the Merseburg Charms, preserved in a manuscript found in Saxony (c. 900).
Fulla – "Bountiful" (Norse).
Volla (Saxon).
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Goddess of marriage, fertility and childbirth. Frigg was the daughter of Fjorgvin. (Others said that she was the daughter of Jörd (Fjörgyn), goddess of the earth, and therefore Frigg was possibly the sister of Thor.) She lived in the hall Fensalir...
Goddess of love, beauty, fertility, magic, war and death. Freyja was the daughter of Njörd (Njord) and Njörd's nameless sister (possibly Nertheus?). She was the sister of Freyr. Like her brother and father, she was originally a Vanir goddess, but ...
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