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5 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for SAGAS in dictionary:

NOUN:

SAGA, a series of novels dealing with a family history
a long story of heroic achievement, especially a medieval prose narrative in Old Norse or Old Icelandic
a long, involved story, account, or series of incidents

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a medieval Scandinavian narrative

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How to use SAGAS in a sentence

Practically he had been kicked out of the buffalo camp, just as though he were a drunken half-breed and not one whose barroom brawls were sagas of the frontier.
All sagas that have yet appeared in English may be found in the book-list at end of this volume, but they are not a tithe of those that remain.
It is the main incident of many of the sagas from which he drew.
Stories are told in the Icelandic sagas of the way such persons were entrapped and put to death by the chiefs they served when they became too troublesome.
SEE The Vinland Sagas FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK, NEW YORK.
In 1347 the last ship of which we have any record in these sagas went to Vinland after timber.
The sagas of the tribe are handed down from mouth to mouth to stir the youth to deeds of daring.
The sagas, the great Scandinavian epics, are full of stories of heroes who are seized with this fierce longing for battle, murder, and sudden death.
Such is the story of the first discovery of America, as told in the sagas of the North.
Much was this woman noted for her beauty, and as much for her wisdom and prudence, so the sagas tell us.

It was to reveal her to himself as the match of the women of the Sagas.
Morris had shown, in various ways, the strength of his sympathy with the heroic sagas of Iceland.
The atmosphere of suspicion, insecurity, and gloom which hangs like a portentous cloud over these scenes is the very same which blows toward us from the pages of the sagas.
But his favorite reading was the old Norse sagas, with their tremendous recitals of war and song and fabulous prowess.
For there are times when he comes into the concert-room like some man of a former age, like some spare, knotted barbarian from the world of the sagas.
The truths of Christianity are surrounded by a halo to which it is no more entitled than the sagas of the Northmen.
Merovingian Kings came to buy and sell in Cork, and the Sagas of the North tell of many a hardy Norseman who fell captive to the maidens of Munster.
We may take it then that the Irish pagans knew sufficient letters to hand down to Irish Christians the substance of their pagan epics, sagas, and poems.
It does not appear that the whole framework of the Irish sagas was taken over, but, as Windisch points out, episodes were borrowed as well as tricks of imagery.
This belief is often illustrated in the Scandinavian sagas.
The word liberty first came to him from the lips of the picturesque Italian, while Anita and the women of the old Germanic sagas struck him by their contrast to his mother.
Their fights and the fights in the Icelandic sagas are the best that have ever been drawn by mortal man.
His philosophy of life is that old philosophy of the sagas and of Homer.
The best Sagas are those of Iceland, and those, in translations, are the finest reading that the natural man can desire.
Or if you like tales of enterprise, of fighting by land and sea, fighting with men and beasts, with storms and ghosts and fiends, the Sagas are full of this entertainment.
Finally, at the end of the middle ages, these Sagas were written down in Icelandic, and in Latin occasionally, and many of them have been translated into English.
But, for stories of gallant life and honest purpose, the Sagas are among the best in the world.
But in the Sagas fate is more constantly present to the mind.
In the essay on the Sagas here I have tried to show, very imperfectly, what the Norsemen were actually like.
Long before the Sagas were written down, the stories of the heroes were sung in halls and on battle-fields by the poets of the nation.
Sometimes the Sagas were sung in prose, at other times in verse.
At other times the Sagas were true accounts of the deeds of the Norse kings.

Similar words containing SAGA without suffix s

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