In The Lokasenna, this figure tells Loki he sings an evil song, which prompts Loki to accuse her of incest, since she is "steeped full sore in sin."  
In The Lokasenna, this figure tells Loki he sings an evil song, which prompts Loki to accuse her of incest, since she is "steeped full sore in sin."  In addition to Sif, Hrungnir claims that he will take this goddess home with her, and she is the only one who will continuously serve Hrungnir mead. The names of this figure's daughters are Nordic words for treasure - those daughters by Odr are Hnoss and Gersemi. This goddess takes the form of a falcon and rides the boar Hildisvini. This daughter of Njord gets half the slain in battle and dwells in Sessrumnir within Folkvangr. For 10 points, name this Norse fertility goddess, the sister of Frey.
In The Lokasenna, this figure tells Loki he sings an evil song, which prompts Loki to accuse her of incest, since she is "steeped full sore in sin."  
Freyja or Freyia [DO NOT ACCEPT Frey or Freyr]