fyrd
noun
ˈfərd,
ˈfi(ə)rd
plural -s
1
: the national militia in England prior to the Norman Conquest
men of the fyrd were mustered and their weapons counted
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: the duty to serve in the fyrd
Word History
Etymology
Old English fierd, fyrd (also, campaign, camp); akin to Old High German fart journey, Old Norse ferth, Gothic usfartho departure; derivatives from the root of English fare
- incalculableness
- incalculablenesses
- incalculably
- incalescence
- incalescences
- incalescent
- incaliculate
- incamp
- incan
- incandesce
- incandesced
- incandescence
- incandescences
- incandescent
- incandescent lamp
- incandescent lamps
- incandescent light
- incandescent light bulb
- incandescent mantle
- incandescent with rage
- incandescently
- incandescents
- incandesces
- incandescing
- incanestrato