Any Norse Lovers who can help me?

[Sakura Blossom]

I did my best to do research on this, but there's something else confusing me.

Loki told me in my dream last night, in a rather interesting way, a few words. Two of which I actually remember. I was outside listening to a podcast only it was somewhat live? I was able to ask questions, but she was talking about working in Norse mythology. While she was talking, however, something I was looking at on the ground soon got covered with snow that turned into bright blue glowy words. I knew immediately these were Norse words and at the end, it was signed and I knew it was Loki in my dream. I remember thinking in it, "Oh, okay. Loki's doing this, it's going to be okay".

The two words that stand out are "Lorelei" or something of that nature, which is who the woman in my dream worshiped, there was another word that started with an "L" that I can't remember, but the one that stood out the most, that I remember most clearly, was "Ufhdun" or something similar in that nature. I can't find anything online about it, so I'd love anyone's input. Thanks!

[Holdasown]

Lorelei is a women who threw herself into the river with grief when her love was unfaithful. She became a mermaid or water nymph and lures men to their death. In the comic Loki uses her to seduce Thor to an evil end.

Ufhdun was a bust. I got Idun come up, then when I separated the ufh dun I got stuff on Sol. Then I found that dun means hill or down and that dun is also a horse color. Sorry I feel like the word should mean something or I have head it before.

[Sakura Blossom]

Yes, I saw that for Lorelei and saw that she was with Loki. Haha. I was amused by that, which makes sense because Loki's my patron. I'm just confused as to why she was mentioned. I was hoping someone knew more about her, but oh well! (: I'll see what turns up in meditations and my further dreams!

And yeah, I couldn't find anything either. It feels like it means something, it really does, but I haven't the faintest clue. All we could find was the Scandinavian phrase of "Uff da!".

Thank you so much for your efforts, they are much appreciated. (: