1. A collection of primitive songs or chanta, so called by the collector as containing the original version of the tales of the gods and heroes of the Scandinavian mythology, &c.; also a synopsis in prose of modern date.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• buda,
• edme,
• ndia,
• ceddar,
• qeida,
• egde,
• erea,
• aenda,
• edmea,
• edom,
• addam,
• nedia,
• edwar,
• dddd,
• peddy,
• eidt,
• adda,
• eddge,
• edti,
• mdia

• eddy,
• eddo,
• Eda,
• edo,
• ed,
• Edie,
• edd,
• edwy.

The adjective form of the word "edda" would be "eddic".

The plural form of the word "edda" is "eddas"

The singular form of the word "edda" is also "edda".