Old Norse

The Old Norse word for strength is styrkr. styrkr is a noun used to describe the quality of being strong.

The English word “moon” is translated into Old Norse as máni. The term is used to refer to the natural satellite of Earth.

The English word horse is hestr in Old Norse. The term refers to members of the species Equus ferus.

The Old Norse verb for “come” is koma. This verb is used to express the action of arriving or appearing.

The English word raven is hrafn in Old Norse.

The Old Norse word for war is styrjöld. styrjöld refers to a conflict involving organized use of arms.

The Old Norse word for “a coward” is bleyðimaðr. The adjective “cowardly” is blauðr.

The Old Norse greeting for the start of the day is góðan dag, “good day”. Old Norse had no separate greeting for the morning.

The Old Norse word for dragon is dreki. The word refers to a mythical creature.

The English word “love” is translated into Old Norse as ást. ást is a noun used to express a feeling of strong affection.