There is sinmara, goddess of the ring
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"The sickle bright in thy wallet bear,
Mid Vithofnir's feathers found;
To Sinmora give it, and then shall she grant
That the weapon by thee be won."
Which sounds like the sickle in the Uranus mythology.

She is wife of Surtr
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In the poem Fáfnismál, the hero Sigurd asks the mortally wounded dragon Fáfnir the name of the island where Surtr and the Æsir "will mingle sword-liquid together". Fáfnir says that the island is called Óskópnir, that all of the gods shall go there bearing spears, and that on their way there the bridge Bifröst will break beneath them, causing their horses to "flounder in the great river".[7] In the poem Fjölsvinnsmál Surtr is mentioned as having a female companion named Sinmara.

Norse is broke up into elemental beings as well.