Re: English to Norse

In chapter 62 of The Saga of Egil Skallagrimsson, Egil's friend Ariinbjorn gave Egil a sword its name was Dragvandil, and that means - Slicer

Patricia

Arinbjorn in the story  (his name means Hearth-Bear) is customed to giving folk beautiful gifts his father was Thorir the Hersir who was very wealthy and lived generously

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From: xeon_ies

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Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 1:04 PM

Subject: [norse_course] Re: English to Norse

Thanks a lot, Llama and Fjornir.
I never expected you folks to be so helpful!

Harmbrenna sounds nice.

As for "The Worthy One", it's actually a name I intend to give to a sword.
What does "The Worthy Sword" and "The Worthy Slicer" translates to?

Thanks,
Xeon. :-)





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