Jarl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JARL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a Scandinavian nobleman
• a Norse or Danish chief
• Scandinavian chieftain or noble
• A chief; an earl; in English history, one of the leaders in the Danish and Norse invasions.

Words related to JARL

jarldom17 jarldoms18 jarls12

Words that contain JARL

jarls12 jarldom17 jarldoms18 jarlsberg19 jarlsbergs20

How to use JARL in a sentence

• I was but eight when I showed my teeth at a drinking between the men of Brunanbuhr and the Juts who came as friends with the jarl Agard in his three long ships.
• Now all England was open to Cnut, and Eirik the jarl fell on Norwich and drove Ulfkytel back on us, and from him we heard of this trouble.
• For he asked Ulf to take Godwine to Cnut, and find him a place in his court, and the jarl did so.
• Nor was it long before Jarl Eirik sailed away with all but those to whom lands had fallen.
• They went each to his place, and the land began to smile again with the peace that had come, and Cnut sent Eirik the jarl home to Denmark with the host, as I have said.
• And I went with Thorkel the jarl and Egil, and I could not complain of the welcome I had both from the queen and from Cnut.
• We went to London before long to see the great wedding that was made for Godwine, my friend, and Gyda, the fair daughter of Ulf the jarl, and niece of Cnut himself.
• Thorkell, a Danish jarl, marched all through Wessex, and for three years more his host pillaged everywhere in the South.
• The slain Sigurd left a son, Hakon, as Jarl, who became famous in the northern world by and by.
• At last the Jarl proposed a game of chess, which he agreed to.
• But the Jarl flew angry, tumbled the chess-board over, rose, and went away.
• Jarl Hakon, under the high patronage of his uncle, had lasted there but a little while.
• Well loved by Jarl Sigurd was Grim, who had ever been his faithful follower, and was the best seaman in all the town.
• The jarl had sent for him, for there was strange news from the king.
• Now in the evening we had news from the Jarl, and strange enough it was.
• But when the jarl and our men reached the town there was naught to be done but to make terms with Hodulf as best he might, that the whole country might not be overrun.
• The dusk was gathering, and at first we thought that this was Jarl Sigurd, who would ask us maybe to send fish to his hall, and so we set our loads down and waited for him.
• He would not tell me his name, but I saw him when he and the jarl made terms the other day.
• After that Grim and Arngeir took leave of the jarl, thanking him, and they went to our house.
• I am Ragnar of Norwich, the earl, as the English for jarl goes.
• And as we were warped alongside the wharf, there rode down to see who we were Sigurd the jarl himself, seeming unchanged, although twelve years had gone over him.
• He went at once to where the jarl sat on his horse waiting him, and greetings passed.
• And most of all, we thought that Sigurd the jarl knew Havelok by the token of the ring and by that likeness to Gunnar which Mord had seen, and that our errand was almost told.
• Get you home, and I will answer to the jarl for them.
• After this she returned to the house of her grandfather, Jarl Biartmar, where she resumed her female attire, and was married to Haufud, the son of King Gudmund.
• One was a jarl from the south, and the others men of less note, and they had looked to gather men to Eric hence.
• Caithness and Sutherland were conquered by this jarl for Harald, and thereafter many chiefs, both Norsemen and Danes, settled there.

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