Learnings: Do You Speak "Viking"?

vocabulary is deeply woven into the spoken today.
For example, the Old Norse word for village, "býr", still ends the names of many towns like . The word "plough", used in farming, comes from the Norse word "plógr". The word "kið", seen here, meant "young goat" in Old Norse; today, it refers to both young goats and young humans.
These are only a few examples of the many Viking words still in use today.
Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age