swordbrother
swordbrother noun: a man who is a member of a military brotherhood.
Noun
swordbrother (plural swordbrothers)
- A man who is a member of a military brotherhood.
- Once initiated into the band, a swordbrother was bound to serve for life. Consequently, most crofters still preferred to serve in the king's shieidhost.2006, Josephine Godby, To Suffer the Crown, page 22
- He was a swordbrother to the last, our commander.2015, Paul E. Horsman, Ordelanden: The Shadow of the Revenaunt, Book 3
Forms of swordbrother
| plural | swordbrothers |
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Origin of swordbrother
From sword + brother.
Questions about swordbrother
- What does swordbrother mean?
- Swordbrother means a man who is a member of a military brotherhood.
- What part of speech is swordbrother?
- Swordbrother is a noun.
- What is the plural of swordbrother?
- The plural of swordbrother is swordbrothers.
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