Other practitioners term their religion "Vanatrú", meaning "those who honor the Vanir", or "Dísitrú", meaning "those who honor the goddesses", depending on their particular theological emphasis. A small group of practitioners who venerate the Jötnar, refer to their tradition as "Rokkatru". Although restricted especially to Scandinavia, since the mid-2000s a term that has grown in popularity is "Forn Siðr" or "Forn Sed" ("the old way"); this is also a term reappropriated from Christian usage, having previously been used in a derogatory sense to describe pre-Christian religion in the Old Norse "Heimskringla". Other terms used within the community to describe their religion are the "Northern Tradition", "Norse Paganism", and "Saxon Paganism", while in the first third of the 20th century, commonly used terms were "German", "Nordic", or "Germanic Faith". Within the United States, groups emphasising a German-orientation have used "Irminism", while those focusing on an Anglo-Saxon approach have used "Fyrnsidu" or "Theodism".