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norsemen

Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for norsemen.

Editorial note

A subset of these Norsemen sailed up the Dniper to what is today Kiev and setup Kievan Rus.

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Quick take

The (or Norse people) a North Germanic linguistic group of the Early Middle Ages, during which they spoke the Old Norse language.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of norsemen gathered in one view.

N

The (or Norse people) a North Germanic linguistic group of the Early Middle Ages, during which they spoke the Old Norse language.

N

a Norwegian comedy television series about a group of Vikings living in the village of Norheim around the year 790.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for norsemen.

N

The (or Norse people) a North Germanic linguistic group of the Early Middle Ages, during which they spoke the Old Norse language.

N

a Norwegian comedy television series about a group of Vikings living in the village of Norheim around the year 790.

Example sentences

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A subset of these Norsemen sailed up the Dniper to what is today Kiev and setup Kievan Rus.

2

At that point, they were no longer vikings (as in, they never went viking), they were simply migrant norsemen.

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Also, iirc no-one ever referred to Norsemen as 'Vikings' until the nineteenth-century, anyhow.

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Those bloody Norsemen immigrants who duffed up those bloody Saxon immigrants, wot duffed up the native Britons, built quite a few of those things.

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On a similar note, we now know of at least two places where Norsemen were massacred by the Anglo-Saxons on St.

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Re: the Norse Chessmen, My mother told me the gnawing-the-shield image is said to be how the norsemen were said to psych themselves up before battle.

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I'm familiar with Anglo-Saxon and Norsemen colonization of Celtic people in Britain and Ireland.

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As per historical findings, the current scientific consensus is that the origins of the Rus people (who ruled Kyiv/Kiev/Kievan Rus') are traced back to Norsemen from modern Sweden.

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I’m listening to the norsemen ep between checking articles.

10

Even without the Norman invasion, the British Royal family would be descendent from Norsemen through Godwinson's mother, daughter of Sweyn Forkbeard, grandchild of Harold Bluetooth (King of Denmark/Norway and inventor of frustrating wireless protocols).

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I think one could use Mandan tribal members to help determine whether there is a possibility that Vikings or Norsemen traveled to the mid-continent and left some runestones along their paths.

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Although he nods to the fact that Caucasian has always had rather fluid boundaries, it never has excluded any of those groups: historically it was a pseudo-scientific concept invented by a German philosopher, and included everyone from Norsemen to Indians to Libyans.

Quote examples

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And even "A Knights Tale", or even "Norsemen" was a good sort of modern spin on antiquity.

2

> old and foreign content I don't really mean old, I'd even say old movies were "better" in the sense of more variety, also foreign is often not a problem provided it's good (my favorite genre here is comedies like Norsemen or British Ghosts).

Proper noun examples

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The entire point of the article is that they called themselves collectively Norsemen.

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I mean Rome came first everywhere, William the conqueror came from Norsemen, which means Normandy was where the Vikings settled there.

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For example, NRK produces some originals, like Vikingane[3] that eventually became Norsemen[4] on Netflix.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use norsemen in a sentence?

A subset of these Norsemen sailed up the Dniper to what is today Kiev and setup Kievan Rus.

What does norsemen mean?

The (or Norse people) a North Germanic linguistic group of the Early Middle Ages, during which they spoke the Old Norse language.

What part of speech is norsemen?

norsemen is commonly used as N.