warwolf
/ˈwɔrwʊlf/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical wolf-like creature associated with war and violence, often depicted as a hybrid of a wolf and a bear or other fierce animals.
“The warriors believed that the warwolf was a symbol of their fierce determination to conquer their enemies.”
2. proper noun
A unit of warriors in ancient Germanic and Norse cultures, known for their ferocity and skill in battle.
“The warwolf unit played a crucial role in the Viking invasion of England.”