Kylunn

Gylfaginning 38: The ravens sit on his shoulders and say into his ear all the tidings which they see or hear; they are called thus: Huginn (1) and Muninn. (2) He sends them at day-break to fly about all the world, and they come back at undern-meal; thus he is acquainted with many tidings. Therefore men call him Raven-God, as is said:

"Huginn and Muninn hover each day
The wide earth over;
I fear for Huginn lest he fare not back,-
Yet watch I more for Muninn."

William P. Reaves

Translator of "Our Fathers' Godsaga" by Viktor Rydberg

1. Thought.
2. Memory.