sentences:  An unrelated figure also bears the name "Geirröðr" in the eddic poem "Grímnismál".In "Skáldskaparmál" (The Language of Poetry; early 13th c.), Loki is flying in Frigg’s hawk coat to Geirrödargardar, the abode of the giant Geirröðr, when he is captured by the latter and locked in a chest for three months.To redeem his life, Loki agrees to bring Thor to Geirröðr's place without his power belt and hammer.