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Definition: A jarl is a historical Scandinavian title used to denote a noble or high-ranking leader, often associated with ruling a territory or being in a position of authority. In Norse culture, a jarl held significant influence and power within the community. HTML format:

Jarl

(Noun)

A jarl is a historical Scandinavian title used to denote a noble or high-ranking leader, often associated with ruling a territory or being in a position of authority. In Norse culture, a jarl held significant influence and power within the community.

Senses:

  1. A noble title or high-ranking leader in historical Scandinavia.

Usages:

Popular:

  1. In Norse sagas, a jarl was often depicted as a brave warrior and respected leader.
  2. During the Viking Age, jarls played a crucial role in the political and military landscape of the region.

Local:

  1. In modern Scandinavia, the title of jarl is no longer in official use but remains a symbol of historical significance.
  2. Several local festivals and events celebrate the heritage of the jarls and their contributions to Norse culture.

Sample Sentences:

1. The jarl led his warriors into battle, displaying great courage and strategic prowess.

2. As a jarl, he was responsible for maintaining law and order within his realm.

3. The local community respected the jarl for his wise decisions and fair rule.

4. The sagas tell of many legendary jarls who defended their people against invading foes.

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