Eofor (Proto-Norse * Eburaz[1]), son of Wonred, was a Geatish warrior in Beowulf. When the Swedes invaded Geatland (Götaland), the Geatish king Hæþcyn was killed by the Swedish king Ongenþeow. Hygelac, who became the new king, sent Eofor and his brother Wulf to fight against the hoary-bearded Swedish king.

Eofor (Proto-Norse Eburaz), son of Wonred, was a Gaeitish Warrior first described by Beowulf in line 2486 while he is telling stories of previous wars between the Geats and the Swedes. Beowulf describes Eofor and his brother Wulf as unrelenting, refusing to …

2024年8月23日 · Eofor was a prince of Rohan. Eofor was the third son of king Brego. His older brothers were Baldor and King Aldor. He lived in the town of Aldburg. [1] Éomund was his descendant [2] The name Eofor is likely to have been borrowed from the Old English word eofor (meaning "boar"). [3]

埃奥佛 （Eofor）是洛汗第二代国王 布雷戈 的第三子。 第三纪元 2569年， 美杜塞尔德 落成后， 布雷戈王 迁都 埃多拉斯，洛汗原本的首都 奥德堡 被传给了埃奥佛。 伊奥蒙德 宣称自己就是埃奥佛的后代 [1]。 Eofor 在古英语中意为“野猪”。 ↑ 未完的传说， 第三辑-第五章，艾森河渡口之战。

“武心”Heremod赫尔莫德是丹麦人的国王，同时也是一个暴君，他被Eotan朱特人（又被称为巨人族）出卖到仇人手中而死。 Heremod有位儿子 “麦束” Scef斯基夫，他幼年时乘一个无桨小舟飘到一个小岛，头枕麦束，居民惊异并且收养他，后来麦束统治了那里，生下儿子“盾”Scyld希尔德（也被称为Scefing麦束之子）。 丹麦王Scyld赢得巨大权力，他让海上四邻部族臣服于他，所以丹麦人也被称为Scyld的子孙。 Scyld生有儿子“大麦”Beow贝奥（原文手稿写的是Beowulf贝奥武甫，与 …

Éofor was a Prince of Rohan and the first Lord of Aldburg, the third son of Brego, who was the second King of Rohan. Éofor was born sometime around TA 2544 after his older brother Aldor. He was the direct ancestor of Éomund, the father of Éomer, …

2025年3月17日 · From Proto-West Germanic *ebur. Cognate with Old Saxon ebur, Dutch ever, Old High German ebur (German Eber), Old Norse jǫfurr, also Latin aper. eofor m. Strong a -stem:

Wulf and Eofor are two Geatish brothers who are part of a blood-feud between the Geats and their rival tribe, the Swedes. Ongentheow, king of the Swedes, killed Wulf in battle; in return, Wulf's brother Eofor killed Ongentheow. As a result, the Swedes still hold a grudge against the Geats, and war is sure to erupt once again.

Eofor is not specifically named as being one of the Marshals of the Mark, but taking account of his rank as the King's son, and the fact that his descendants were named as Marshals, it seems overwhelming likely that Eofor held the position himself.

eofor (Old English) Origin & history From Germanic *eburaz, from Indo-European *h₁eperos. Cognate with Old Saxon ebur, Dutch ever, Old High German ebur (German Eber), Old Norse jǫfurr. The Proto-Indo-European root is also the source of Latin aper. Pronunciation. IPA: /ˈeovor/ Noun eofor (masc.) (nominative plural eoforas) boar; wild boar