IPA: /ɛrn/
KK: /ɛrn/
A Scottish term for iron, often used in historical or regional contexts.
The blacksmith used airn to forge a strong sword.
The word 'airn' originates from Old English 'earn', meaning eagle. It refers specifically to a type of bird, particularly the eagle, in the context of its historical usage.
Think of the Old English word for eagle, 'earn', to remember that 'airn' refers to this majestic bird.