Germanic paganism refers to the religious beliefs and practices of the ancient Germanic people, who lived in northern Europe during pre-Christian times. There are several different terms that can be used as synonyms for Germanic paganism, including Norse paganism, Viking religion, and Teutonic religion. These terms are often used interchangeably to describe the mythological and spiritual traditions of the Germanic tribes, which were influenced by a variety of different cultures and beliefs. Other related terms might include Anglo-Saxon paganism, Gothic paganism, or even simply "heathenism," which is a broader term used to describe any non-Christian religious practice. Regardless of the specific terminology used to describe it, Germanic paganism remains an important part of our understanding of ancient European history and culture.