Definition

A sound made to signal soldiers to attack, often played on a bugle, or a reward or treasure.

Example

The commander sounded the warison to rally the troops for battle.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about the meaning of a warison?

Not really, what does it refer to exactly?

It can be seen as a reward for bravery in battle or even a call to action.

That’s interesting! I love how words have such rich histories.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'warison' originates from Old English 'werre' (meaning war) and 'son' (meaning a sound or noise). It refers to the sound or noise associated with war, such as the clamor of battle.

Memory Tip

Think of the 'noise' ('son') that comes from 'war' ('werre') — that's why 'warison' relates to the sounds of battle.

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