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Meanings of viking in English
Usage of viking in English
1
Kolbiorn was the son of a powerful viking of Sognfiord in Norway.
2
To the champions on board Frithiof gave this law of the viking:-
3
I was at Pevensea when Olaf the Thick, the viking, came there.
4
Accordingly the islanders regarded him as a brave viking and nothing more.
5
He recalled what he had seen on the viking ship years before.
6
Earl Einar was generally on viking expeditions to Ireland, Scotland, and Bretland.
7
It may be that he is some viking's son, I cannot tell.
8
Impetuous as ever, and impatient of obstacles, the young viking said: How?
9
Make for Cornwall, and turn viking with the next Danes who come.
10
However, the viking had the worst of it in the battle.
11
He was strong and brave; Wherefore I laid him here in viking style.
12
Rash he certainly was in killing this viking without due warning.
13
At that the viking stared at me, and one of his men said:
14
King Olaf had the viking brought before him, and bade him take christening.
15
And when he was young he was out viking expeditions and harrying .
16
Bailie Duke then turned to Kinlay, holding the viking's stone in his fingers.
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Viking across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common