walkyr (Meaning)
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walkyr (n.)
See Valkyria.
Synonyms & Antonyms of walkyr
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walkyr Sentence Examples
- The gods sent their valkyries to select the fallen warriors who would join their ranks.
- The valkyries rode their winged horses across the battlefield, their swords glinting in the sunlight.
- The valkyries sang haunting songs that lured the slain warriors to the afterlife.
- The legendary Valkyrie Brünnhilde was known for her defiance and her love for the mortal hero Siegfried.
- In Norse mythology, the valkyries were considered divine beings who oversaw the fate of warriors.
- The modern concept of a walkyr often depicts them as beautiful, ethereal women with flowing hair.
- The walkyrs are sometimes portrayed as fierce protectors of the innocent and the vulnerable.
- In some interpretations, walkyrs are associated with nature and the forces of life and death.
- The idea of walkyrs continues to inspire artists and storytellers to this day.
- The walkyrs embody the power and mystery of the ancient Norse gods.
FAQs About the word walkyr
See Valkyria.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gods sent their valkyries to select the fallen warriors who would join their ranks.
The valkyries rode their winged horses across the battlefield, their swords glinting in the sunlight.
The valkyries sang haunting songs that lured the slain warriors to the afterlife.
The legendary Valkyrie Brünnhilde was known for her defiance and her love for the mortal hero Siegfried.
