• werrier,weorreour,werrioure,werayour,weryor,wariour,werrayour,werreor,werriour,weryer,woryour,werryur,werryor,wereour

FromOld Frenchguerreier,guerroiier (equivalent towerreyen +‎-er) andOld Frenchguerreiur,guerroieor (equivalent towerreyen +‎-our).

• IPA^(key): /wɛriˈuːr/,/wɛræi̯ˈuːr/,/ˈwɛri.ur/,/wɛriˈɛːr/,/ˈwɛri.ər/

werreour (pluralwerreours)

1. Awarrior orcombatant; one who partakes inbattles orwar.
2. (rare) One whowageswar against another; a militaryopponent orenemy.
3. (rare) One who inflictsdevastation,ruin,strife, orterror.
4. (rare) Aninvader orwarlord; one who usesconquest or takes overnations.

• English:warrior
• Scots:warrior

• “werreiǒur,n.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved23 January 2019.

• Middle English terms borrowed from Old French
• Middle English terms derived from Old French
• Middle English terms suffixed with -er
• Middle English terms suffixed with -our
• Middle English terms with IPA pronunciation
• Middle English lemmas
• Middle English nouns
• Middle English terms with rare senses
• enm:Military
• enm:People
• enm:War

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