Sól (Old Norse: "sun") — also spelled **Sol** in Spanish and Portuguese — has multiple traditions: **the Norse goddess Sól drives her chariot across the sky each day, pursued by the wolf Sköll who will devour her at Ragnarök**; in Spanish, Sol means "sun" and is a common feminine name. **Sól is the only personification of the Sun as feminine in the major Indo-European traditions** (Greek and Roman sun-gods are male).
Featured in the Poetic Edda *Vafþrúðnismál* and *Sólarljóð*.
Sól reduces to four — the number of Norse sun goddess.