Hermina Ferry
Feb 13, 2025
What is the kenning for "ring-marked" in Beowulf?
Hello mybestanswer members,
I have a question about the Old English poem "Beowulf." Specifically, what is the kenning for "ring-marked" in the text? Could someone please provide a quick and detailed answer? Thank you!
1 Answers
Feb 13, 2025
In Beowulf, a kenning for "ring-marked" is his sword. A kenning is a term used to replace several words.... Show More
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