sers
- noun
- Literature
- At the tournament, several young sers competed for the king's favor.
Examples
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Legends tell of brave sers who defended the realm from ancient threats.
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The sers gathered in the great hall to discuss the upcoming battle.
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The noble sers gathered for the council.
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Many sers fought bravely in the tournament.
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The sers gathered in the great hall to discuss the upcoming battle.
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Legends tell of brave sers who defended the realm from ancient threats.
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At the tournament, several young sers competed for the king's favor.
Surface Forms
Morphology
sers = ser (transparent) = ser + s
Simple plural formation from the title 'ser' using the regular English plural suffix -s.
Etymology
Sers is the plural of the title ser, a name like sir used for knights in stories. It comes from an old French word sire meaning 'lord' or 'older man', so sers are the respected knights you call by that title.