Old Norse

The Old Norse word for dog is hundr. The term refers to the animal dog.

The Old Norse way to say “hi” is heill. The greeting functions as a wish for the person to be in a state of health or wholeness.

The English phrase “thank you brother” is translated into Old Norse as þǫkk þér bróðir.

The English word “king” is translated into Old Norse as konungr.

The Old Norse word for wolf is úlfr. úlfr is a masculine noun used to refer to the animal.

The English word “water” is vatn in Old Norse. The term refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.

The Old Norse word for “what” is hvat.

The Old Norse word for the toast “cheers” is skál. skál is used as an interjection when making a toast while drinking.

The Old Norse word for sword is sverð. The term refers to a sword as a weapon.

The phrase ‘my love’ in Old Norse is ást mín. ást mín is a term of endearment used to address someone the speaker loves.