Okay, second guess, how about something like:

Virðibiti
Virðibítr

"Worth(y)-biter"? One recorded sword name Sómi means "honour",
which I suppose is people´s opinion about what is worthy. You can
find lots of great sword names here:

http://www.hi.is/~eybjorn/ugm/skindex/thul4a.html

The Þulur are old lists of poetic words for things (heiti). Look
for the two lists sverða heiti & heiti á sverði "names of swords".
Another strategy might be to take a root meaning "worth" and attach
one of the endings common in sword names. E.g. virðing is a
feminine noun meaning "valuation, opinion, esteem, reputation,
honour", related to verðr "worthy"--would it be possible to make a
name like: Virðingr, Virðungr, Verðnir? I can't anything already
called that with Google. Or maybe a compound Verðhvati "worth-
sharp"; Verðbrimir (?something to do with surf/sea = blood?), -
askr "-ash", -hnefi "-fist", -gellir "-screamer?", -malmr "-
ore/metal", etc.

Llama Nom

--- In norse_course@yahoogroups.com, "xeon_ies" <xeon@...> wrote:
>
> 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. :-)