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skald
[ skawld, skahld ]
noun
- one of the ancient Scandinavian poets.
skald
/ skɔːld /
noun
- (in ancient Scandinavia) a bard or minstrel
Derived Forms
- ˈskaldic, adjective
Other Words From
- skaldic adjective
- skaldship noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of skald1
Word History and Origins
Origin of skald1
Example Sentences
Bard, Jali and Skald will be available to download from Audible from Monday.
The company behind the project, Audible, is releasing three different collections - titled Bard, Jali and Skald - each with six stories written by high profile authors.
Scald, Skald, skald, n. one of the ancient Scandinavian poets.—adj.
I will say this for Lydia," extenuated the Skald, "that though she hadn't no gift to draw a man to her, she knew how to hold her hand off and let him go his own thought.
Then Thorstein looked at Hakon, where he sate, Mute as a cloud amid the stormy hall, And said: "O, Skald, sing now an olden song, Such as our fathers heard who led great lives; And, as the bravest on a shield is borne Along the waving host that shouts him king, So rode their thrones upon the thronging seas!"
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