Rimeman

Rimeman.
Mythological neologism - the common English term, as the article concedes, is "frost giant" - that plainly involves a good bit of original research. I suggest a Merge and redirect to Jötunn.
In Norse mythology, Rimeman=hrimthurs ("rime giant," though commonly translated as "frost giant") is any one of the particular tribe of giants who are made of ice and inhabit Niflheim, a land of eternal cold. For the origins of the frost giants, see Jotun.
(The story prevalent on the Internet that "Hrimthurs" was the name of the rime giant who built the walls of Asgard with aid of Svadilfari is a misconception, probably stemming from mistaking the tribal attribution of the builder for his name. The name of the actual stonemason is uncertain; it is usually only stated that he was eventually revealed to be a hrimthurs.
The translation of "hrimthurs" as "Blast" that these stories usually cite is incorrect: the word is a fusion of (h)rim rime + thurs giant.)
The Rimeman = Qarluq in turkich mythology "Oguzname" A hero. He is the myth of the race leader oghuz khan, was rescued from snow-capped mountains, oghuz khan see his body and beard, moustachee, yebrows are rime, said: Starting from today your name is Qarluq (Qar = turkish language snow, rime, qarluq is snowman , Rimeman means), as a rimefrost of the Tianshan Mountains to the head.
(turkich language "OÄŸuz Han, yolda her zaman bindiÄŸi ala aygırı kaçıp, tepeleri daimî karlı Muzdağın karları içine gitti. Buna çok üzülen OÄŸuz, ordusundaki cesur, soÄŸuÄŸa dayanıklı bir beÄŸin, dokuz gün içinde gidip bu atı karlar içinde tutup, getirmesine çok sevindi. Onu mükâfatlandırarak Tanrı DaÄŸları bölgesinin karlı yaylaklarını ona bağışlayıp; Sen, buradaki beÄŸlere baÅŸ ol ve senin adın hep Qarluq olsun dedi.)
 
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