Jol (Yule)

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  1. 4. Where 80% of the Icelandic population go for worship
  2. 6. The mother of the thirteen lads and a wicked woman who eats misbehaving children
  3. 7. The four candles lit to represent the four Sundays before Yule
  4. 8. Grya's husband and the father of the thirteen lads.
  5. 9. A chocolate-creamed and coated sweet eaten during the winter holidays
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  1. 1. A dish that is traditionally eaten during Yule celebrations.
  2. 2. A folktale character that eats children that don't receive any clothing in the old boot they set out.
  3. 3. Mischievous siblings who are the sons of Gryla and Leppalúði. During the last few days before Yule, they will come to town to pull pranks on the towns people. Also, children will put out old boots for them to put items in them; the items depend on how the children are behaved.
  4. 5. An Icelandic bread that is eaten in the holidays.