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baresark
[ bair-sahrk ]
noun
- Scandinavian Legend. a berserker.
adverb
- without armor.
baresark
/ ˈbɛəˌsɑːk /
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of baresark1
C19: literally: bare shirt
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Example Sentences
A baresark he was, with the strength of seven men, and so defended by magic that on him no steel might bite.
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Then Grani said: "He who goes against the baresark will die swiftest, therefore I am willing to go myself."
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Rolf showed him his quiver, and the baresark touched the point of each arrow with his finger.
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In the eye it struck him, and pierced to the brain; down fell the baresark, and died before he reached the ground.
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Next Frodi pitched the other baresark clean across the circle against the men at the other side; two fell at once.
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