n. Kyne, Nordic goddess of the wind

Kaan drem ov!
Kyne peace trust!
(Kyne’s Peace Shout)

Naal Thu'umu, mu ofan nii nu, Dovahkiin, naal suleyk do Kaan, naal suleyk do Shor, ahrk naal suleyk do Atmorasewuth.
By our Voice we give it now (to you), Dragonborn, by (the) power of Kyne, by the power of Shor, and by the power of Atmora-of-old.
(Greybeards, 000C43A7)

Het nok kopraan do Hela, Fahdon wah pah sivaas aar do Kaan. Aal rek siiv unahzaal praan ko Feykro do Hahnu.
Here lies the body of Hela, friend to all beasts and servant of Kyne. May she find eternal rest in the Forest of Dreams.
(Word Wall for Kaan, Kyne’s Peace)

Word of Power, Kyne is closely associated with the wind, animals, and nature. Nords believe she gave birth to them at the Throat of the World. She is credited with giving mankind the power of the Thu’um, either by her own doing or through the use of Paarthurnax.

Possibly related to kiin ‘birth’, as Kyne is the ‘Mother of Men’. May be a loanword of the Nordic name Kyne, or the origin of the Nordic name.