are goddess freyja and le fey the same goddess??

Answer 1

Norse.
Freya (Freyja, Frea)Goddess of love and beauty; sister of Frey; originally one of Vanir.

Morgana le fey or Morgana of the Fairies is of a completely different pantheon.

There is no "le Fey" without a given name.

Answer 2

Freyja, Freya, whichever spelling you prefer, is the wife of Od in the Norse pantheon, one of the Vanir who split the dead with the god Odin.

Le Fey, is a French way of saying 'of fey,' not a name, but I'll assume you're referring to Morgan le Fey also called Morganna or Morgaine. Morgan is usually considered a re-envisioning of the ancient Celtic goddesses of sovereignty and used in the Arthur myths as a Queen of Avalon. That Morgan is never listed to have been married and it is an entirely different pantheon.

Though other Celtic gods were considered other facets of Norse gods by Viking conquerers, I've never heard of Freyja having a counterpart.

Answer 3

In Norse Mythology Freyja is the fairest of all goddesses. She was portrayed as a goddess of fertility, love, beauty, and attraction. Freyja was also a goddess of war, battle, death, magic, prophecies and wealth.

Morgan le Fay, alternatively known as Morgane, Morgain, Morgana and other variants, is a powerful sorceress and antagonist of King Arthur and Guinevere in the Arthurian legend.

Answer 4

I'd say no...ones a little norse and the other's a little welch.

one's the goddess of wifedom and a mate for battle taking a few heroes to her hall when they die by way of the valkyries and the other is a bit of a ***** trapping Merlin in a crystal catacomb.