Old High German

Etymology

From *irmin +‎ got (“god”).

Noun

irmingot m

  1. (poetic, hapax legomenon) a divine epithet

Usage notes

  • Only used in alliterative poetry, either as an epithet for the Christian god or for the pagan god Irmin, in which case it should be read as two words irmin got ‘the god Irmin’.
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