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a person who decided fear was just adrenaline waiting for instructions.
means A person who fights, especially one experienced and skilled in battle or armed combat.
from From Old French 'guerreier,' a fighter, built on 'guerre' meaning war — itself borrowed from a Germanic root (related to 'werra,' meaning confusion or strife) that also gave English the word 'war.' So 'warrior' is, quite literally, 'one of the war,' carrying its old battlefield down through the centuries.
- sleep ritual
- Maori warriors danced the haka before battle, not after
- female ranks
- Dahomey's all-women army terrified colonial French troops
- pay structure
- Aztec warriors earned status by capturing, not killing, enemies
- lasting word
- comes from Old French werreior, meaning maker of war
william wallace — scottish knight who led resistance against english rule, died 1305
joan of arc — french military commander who led forces in hundred years war, executed 1431
sitting bull — lakota sioux leader who defeated custer at little bighorn, 1876
tomyris — massagetae queen who defeated cyrus the great, 6th century bc