Examples of using "Wikinger" in a sentence and their english translations:
Yeah they're Vikings!
In fact, I think my kids will be the first Vikings
tell us about the ‘Viking mindset’.
Vikings off-guard.... at Stamford Bridge.
He is often called ‘the Last Viking’.
I think they have now found six of them, all through the Viking and pre-Viking era.
Vikings rarely offered or expected mercy:
- It is said that the Vikings preceded Columbus in discovering America.
- It's said that the Vikings discovered America before Columbus did.
- They say that the Vikings discovered America before Columbus.
been a feared Viking before he became a Christian king.
It's said that the Vikings discovered America before Columbus did.
Vikings didn't really wear horned helmets.
A mindset revealed in the Vikings’ own sagas.
and consistent attitude, which I call ‘the Viking mindset’.
politics and their downfall was called by the Viking custom of ‘heitstrenging’,
Thormod goes off to the dressing station, a very interesting scene in the Viking dressing
And that strikes me as again a characteristic Viking attitude
What it makes me think is that when it comes to Vikings, you can kill them, and speaking
Well that’s the story, and no doubt some Vikings believed it, and some no doubt did
Viking longships, and a mastery of seamanship and navigation, gave them the ability to strike
Harold Hardrada grew to become King of Norway, and one of the greatest Vikings of all.
England’s new king, William the Conqueror, was himself descended from a Viking adventurer.
Tom gave a five-minute presentation about the influence of the Vikings on world history.
We have a great many sagas, written in the Vikings’ own language which is Old Norse.
He was taken prisoner by its Christian king, Ella, who decided to inflict a terrible death
If you are a warrior like Kirk Douglas in the famous Vikings movie and you die sword
What finally strikes me about the Viking mindset is not so much the defiance in the face of
Harold Hardrada, you can only say well, he died like a Viking, making jokes, making poems,
You can find a link to Tom Shippey’s highly-recommended book on Viking sagas, ‘Laughing Shall I