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17 October, 20:10

What does 'thane' mean in Beowulf?

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  1. 17 October, 20:27
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    Beowulf:

    Beowulf is the oldest-surviving major world of Anglo-Saxon literature. The manuscript on which it survives dates from the late 10th or early 11th century, but the story is probably much older.

    Answer and Explanation:

    Thane is a type of nobleman that existed both in Medieval England and Scandinavia. In Old English, it can be translated as 'one who serves'.
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