Definition of duergar in English:

duergar

noun dʊˈɛːɡɑːˈdwɛːrɡɑː

In (especially Scandinavian) folklore and mythology: (treated as plural, frequently with the) dwarves or similar supernatural beings as a class or race. Also later as a count noun: a dwarf.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From Old Icelandic dvergar, plural of dvergr dwarf.

noun

In (especially Scandinavian) folklore and mythology: (treated as plural, frequently with the) dwarves or similar supernatural beings as a class or race. Also later as a count noun: a dwarf.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From Old Icelandic dvergar, plural of dvergr dwarf.

单词	duergar
释义	Definition of duergar in English: duergar noun dʊˈɛːɡɑːˈdwɛːrɡɑː In (especially Scandinavian) folklore and mythology: (treated as plural, frequently with the) dwarves or similar supernatural beings as a class or race. Also later as a count noun: a dwarf. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From Old Icelandic dvergar, plural of dvergr dwarf. Definition of duergar in US English: duergar noun In (especially Scandinavian) folklore and mythology: (treated as plural, frequently with the) dwarves or similar supernatural beings as a class or race. Also later as a count noun: a dwarf. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From Old Icelandic dvergar, plural of dvergr dwarf.
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