Badon

Proper noun

Meaning

Badon (plural Badons)

A surname.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

Abdon bando Danbo

Examples

Bede, I.xv. he must have considered Badon to have taken place between 493 and 500. Bede then puts off discussion of the battle – "But more of this hereafter" – only to seemingly never return to it. Source: Internet

Bede, I.xx. However, as the victory is described as having been accomplished bloodlessly, it was presumably a different occasion from Badon. Source: Internet

It has been conjectured that, as Saxon war leader, Ælle may have met his death in the disastrous battle of Mount Badon when the Britons halted Saxon expansion Alec Hamilton-Barr. Source: Internet

Korrel (1984), p. 5-30 Both figures have been connected to the Battle of Badon and have been portrayed as its sole hero. Source: Internet

Korrel (1984), p. 5-30 In both cases, the Battle of Badon seems to be the final victory of a long war. Source: Internet

Second Badon The A Text of the Annales Cambriae Harleian MS. 3859. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

badnik Badoglian Badolato Badong badonkadonk badonkers