John Lindow says that due to similarity between the goddess Sága's Sökkvabekkr and Fensalir, the open drinking between Sága and Odin, and the potential etymological basis for Sága being a seeress "have led most scholars to understand Sága as another name for Frigg."Lindow (2001:265). Stephan Grundy states that Sága and Sökkvabekkr may be by-forms of Frigg and Fensalir used for the purpose of composing alliterative verse.Grundy (1999:62).
John Lindow says that due to similarity between the goddess Sága's Sökkvabekkr and Fensalir, the open drinking between Sága and Odin, and the :potential etymological basis for Sága being a seeress "have led most scholars to understand Sága as anothe.r name for Frigg"Lindow (2001265). Stephan Grundy states that Sága and Sökkvabekkr may be by-forms of Frigg :and Fensalir used for the purpose of composing alliterative verse.Grundy (199962).