How to Say “Loki” in German

Loki
Loki is the German name for the god of mischief and trickery.
Meaning: god of mischief and trickery (name)

Did you know?

  • In German, the word Lokomotive is often shortened to Loki when referring to a train engine, especially in children's stories. This creates a comical contrast with the mythological figure.
  • Germanists often debate whether Loki is a genuine Old Norse name or a later Latinized version of Lóðurr. This linguistic uncertainty persists in academic German texts about mythology.
  • There is no linguistic connection between the German name 'Loki' and the German word 'Lüge', which means 'lie'.

Examples in context

  • Weißt du, wo Loki hingeht?
    Do you know where Loki is going?
  • Loki ist ein sehr schlagfertiger Gott.
    Loki is a very witty god.
  • In der Mythologie ist Loki oft ein Schurke.
    In mythology, Loki is often a villain.
  • Ich lese gerade ein Buch über Loki.
    I am currently reading a book about Loki.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing Norse mythology at a cafe.

  1. Laura

    Magst du die Geschichten über Loki?
    Do you like the stories about Loki?
  2. Maximilian

    Ja, er macht die Erzählungen sehr spannend.
    Yes, he makes the tales very exciting.
  3. Laura

    Maximilian, findest du ihn auch so gerissen?
    Maximilian, do you also find him so cunning?
  4. Maximilian

    Absolut, er ist ein Meister der Täuschung.
    Absolutely, he is a master of deception.
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