scramasax
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Scramăsax — Scramăsax, s. Sax … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Scramasax — Scramsax nórdico El sax o scramasax (del antiguo alemán Schramme herida superficial , y Sahs daga ) era el arma blanca más pequeña de las que portaban las tribus de origen germánico (francos, sajones, godos, etc.) que dominaron Europa occidental… … Wikipedia Español
Scramasax — Scramasaxe Scramasaxes mérovingiennes Un scramasaxe est une arme blanche franque et pour certains types, plurigermanique (saxonne, viking, etc.). Il s agit d un coutelas semi long à un tranchant long sur un côté de la lame, l autre coté n étant… … Wikipédia en Français
scramasax — /skram euh saks /, n. a single edged knife or sword used by the Anglo Saxons. Also, scramasaxe. [1860 65; < LL scramasaxus < Gmc; cf. OHG scrama big knife, OE seax short sword, SAX2] * * * … Universalium
scramasax — scram·a·sax … English syllables
scramasax — ˈskraməˌsaks noun ( es) Etymology: Late Latin scramasaxus, from (assumed) Old Frankish skramasax, from skrama (akin to Middle High German schram gash) + sax knife (akin to Old English seax knife, short sword) more at cream, sax … Useful english dictionary
Thames scramasax — The Thames scramasax is a 9th century weapon, recovered from the Thames at Battersea, London. It bears a Futhorc inscription. The row of 28 runes,is the only known instance of an epigraphical futhorc series. The ior rune io appears to have… … Wikipedia
Seax — (also Hadseax , Sax , Seaxe , Scramaseax and Scramsax ) in old Saxon stands for knife or cutting tool. [ Bosworth, Joseph, D.D., F.R.S. [http://beowulf.engl.uky.edu/ kiernan/BT/Bosworth Toller.htm An Anglo Saxon Dictionary] . Retrieved 16 July… … Wikipedia
Sax von Beagnoth — Angaben Waffenart … Deutsch Wikipedia
Anglo-Saxon runes — Infobox Writing system name=Anglo Saxon Futhorc type=Alphabet languages=Old English and Old Frisian fam1=Phoenician alphabet fam2=Greek alphabet (Cumae variant) fam3=Old Italic alphabets fam4=Elder Futhark sisters=Younger FutharkFuthorc, a runic… … Wikipedia
