strǣl-bora, m.n: an archer. (“STRÆL-boh-ra”)
Joseph Kara’s festival prayer book. Germany, S. (area of Lake Constance), c. 1322. British Library, MS Additional 22413, f. 141v. [bl.uk]
strǣl-bora
Category Archives: battle
ge-wǣpnian
ge-wǣpnian, wk.v: to arm, furnish with weapons. (“yeh-WÆP-nee-ahn”)
ferd-faru
ferd-faru, f.n: a military expedition. (“FAIRD-FA-roo”)
here-numa
here-numa, m.n: a captive, prisoner of war. (“hay-ray-noo-mah”)
swōgan
swōgan, str.v: to make a sound, move with noise, rush, roar (of wind, water, flame); fig. to move with violence, invade. (“swoh-gon”)
drepan
drepan, str.v: to strike (mortally); to kill. (“dreh-pahn”)
fyl-wērig
fyl-wērig, adj: slaughter-weary. (“full-weh-ree”)
ēored-cist
ēored-cist, f.n; a company, troop. (“eh-oh-red-chist”)
beorn-þrēat
beorn-þrēat, m.n: a band of men or warriors. (“beh-orn-threh-ot”)
bana
bana, m.n: a killer, murderer, manslayer; the devil; a weapon with which death is caused. (“bah-nah”)
