heoru-cumbul, n.n: a warlike ensign, battle standard. (HEH-or-uh-KUM-bull / ˈhɛɔ-ɹʌ-ˌkʌm-bʌl)
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Category Archives: battle
wǣpen-þracu
wǣpen-þracu, f.n: force of arms; lit. ‘weapon-force’ or ‘weapon-violence’. (WAE-pen-THRA-kuh / ˈwæː-pɛn-ˌθɹa-kʌ)
fyrd-hwæt
fyrd-hwæt, adj: bold in warfare, warlike, brave. (FURD-HWAET / ˈfɝɹd-ˌhwæt)
dolh
dolh, n.n: a wound, scar of a wound, cut, gash, sore. (DOL’H / ˈdɔlh)
fyrd-lēoþ
fyrd-lēoþ, n.n: battle-song. (FUERD-LAY-oth / ˈfyrd-ˌleːɔθ)
wæl-rūn
wæl-rūn, f.n: the secret of approaching slaughter. (WAEL-ROON / ˈwæl-ˌɹuːn)
eofor-cumbol
eofor-cumbol, n.n: boar-banner/boar-image, variously interpreted as boar-adorned standard or boar-image on a helmet. (EH-oh-vor-KUM-boll / ˈɛɔ-vɔɹ-ˌkʌm-bɔl)
dēaþ-drepe
dēaþ-drepe, m.n: death-stroke. (DAY-ath-DREH-puh / ˈdeːaθ-ˌdɹɛ-pə)
dareþ-lācende
dareþ-lācende, adj/participle: brandishing a spear; (used as a substantive) spear-warrior. (DA-reth-LAH-chen-duh / ˈda-rɛθ-ˌlaː-tʃɛn-də)
hild-fruma
hild-fruma, m.n: military chief, prince, leader. (HILD-VRUH-ma / ˈhɪld-ˌvɹʌ-ma)
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