greith Sentence Examples
- The knight's greaves protected his legs from harm in battle.
- The greith of the ancient warrior's helmet obscured his face.
- The smith forged the greaves with exceptional precision and durability.
- The greaves were adorned with intricate engravings, depicting scenes from the warrior's past.
- The armorer adjusted the greaves to fit the knight's muscular frame perfectly.
- The greaves creaked and groaned as the knight moved, providing a subtle soundtrack to his steps.
- The greaves reflected the sunlight, blinding the knight's opponents.
- The greaves served as a constant reminder of the knight's unwavering loyalty to his king.
- The historian examined the ancient greaves, marveling at their intricate craftsmanship.
- The greith of the fallen warrior's armor lay scattered among the battlefield debris.
greith Meaning
Webster
greith (v. t.)
To make ready; -- often used reflexively.
Webster
greith (v.)
Goods; furniture.
Synonyms & Antonyms of greith
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FAQs About the word greith
To make ready; -- often used reflexively., Goods; furniture.
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The knight's greaves protected his legs from harm in battle.
The greith of the ancient warrior's helmet obscured his face.
The smith forged the greaves with exceptional precision and durability.
The greaves were adorned with intricate engravings, depicting scenes from the warrior's past.
