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Definition of warison in English English dictionary
- Wealth, possessions; a treasure (literal or figurative)
- A war cry played to order the soldiers to attack (normally played on a bugle)
- A reward, recompense
And many othir dedys have I done for hym – and now have I my waryson!.
- A musical note used to signal the start of an attack
- Preparation; protection; provision; supply
- {f} reward, recompense, guerdon
- Reward; requital; guerdon
- {i} signal played on a bugle ordering soldiers to attack; provision, supply
warison
Hyphenation
wa·ri·sonPronunciation
Etymology
() From Northern Old French warison, variant of standard garison, guarison.Resimler
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