sarus
- noun
- As a commander, sarus was both respected and feared by his contemporaries.
Examples
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Historians debate the motives behind sarus joining the Roman civil wars.
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The ancient sarus was known for his strategic brilliance.
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The chronicles mention sarus as a key figure in the conflicts of the late Roman Empire.
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Many tales are told of the legendary sarus in history.
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Commander Sarus led his troops bravely during the battle against invading forces.
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In the history of the late Roman Empire, Sarus was known for his strategic military skills.
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The legendary military leader Sarus played a significant role in defending the empire's borders.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sarus was a Gothic personal name that likely comes from an old German word meaning 'army' or 'war', so you can remember this Sarus as a military leader.