The Hræda is genitive plural of *"Hraede", and is usually related with the Goths ("Hred-Gotum", "Hreth-Gotan", "Hreidhgotar"). However, this verse is similar to the one in Hervarar saga ok Heiðreks (13th century), where prior the battle between Goths and Huns, Heidrek died in "Harvaða fjöllum" (Carpathian Mountains) which is sometimes translated as "beneath the mountains of Harvathi", considered somewhere beneath Carpathian Mountains near river Dnieper. Lewicki argued that Anglo-Saxons, as in the case of Alfred the Great where called Croats "Horithi", often distorted foreign Slavic names.