In celtic mythology, one story involves macha, who was pregnant at the time she outraced the king’s horses on a wager. in norse history, freydis eiriksdottir was pregnant at the time that she single-handedly turned back the natives of vinland, who were at war with the norse. what do you think that pregnancy of these warrior women figured do prominently in mythology and folklore, as well as historical stories?

The pregnancy of warrior women was prominent in the Norse and Celtic mythologies because it represented strength, overcoming and determination.

Explanation:

As you may already know, pregnancy is a delicate time that requires a lot of care and tranquility. For the Norse and Celtic, a warrior woman who was pregnant and performing difficult tasks that even warriors could not do was seen as a sign of strength, endurance, and overcoming, as these women could overcome a fragile moment in their lives and accomplish great things. For this reason, women's pregnancies were so prominent in the Celtic and Nordic folk stories.