Norns
Weird sisters and Norns are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weird sisters" instead a noun "Norns".
Weird sisters
Norns and weird sisters are semantically related. You can use "Norns" instead a noun phrase "Weird sisters".
Both terms in one sentence
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The Weird Sisters: According to "Voluspa", the sacred Well of Urd is guarded by three Norns (goddesses of fate) by the names of Urd ("fate"), Verdandi ("happening") and Skuld ("destiny").
Source: Literature / Poetic Edda -
The Weird Sisters: The sacred Well of Urd is guarded by the three chief Norns (goddesses of fate) by the names of Urd ("fate"), Verdandi ("happening") and Skuld ("destiny").
Source: Myth / Norse Mythology
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