sentences:  One manuscript has Gríðr corrected to Gerðr.Andy Orchard notes that it may nonetheless be an intentional inclusion in view of "Odin's notorious appetites".Scholar John Lindow comments that Gerðr's name has been etymologically associated with the earth and enclosures and that the wedding of Gerðr and Freyr is commonly seen as "the divine coupling of sky and earth or at least fertility god and representative of the soil."