Question

Refer to this vocabulary table of words from Beowulf. Use the examples given in the vocabulary table to identify the meanings of the following words.

words to match:
arduous
bereft
asunder
fiend
succor
clamorous
doleful
loathsome

Answer 1

very difficult ---> arduous  

separated, torn apart ---> asunder

deprived or robbed of something ---> bereft

noisy ---> clamorous  

sorrowful ---> doleful  

an evil person ---> fiend

hateful ---> loathsome

relief or aid ---> succor

Explanation:

The word arduous means "not easy to achieve."

The word asunder means "separated" or "torn apart."

The word bereft means "to lose something."

The word clamorous means "noisy.

The word doleful means "sad or unhappy."

The word fiend means "demon" or  "an evil or harmful person."

The word loathsome means "repulsive" or "arousing dislike or hatred."

The word succor means "support."

Answer 2

The meaning of the following words are:- 1). very difficult ⇒ arduous

2). separated or torn apart ⇒ asunder

3). deprived or robbed of something ⇒ bereft

4). noisy ⇒ clamorous

5). sorrowful ⇒ doleful

6). an evil person ⇒ fiend

7). hateful ⇒ loathsome

8). relief or aid ⇒ succor

What are the meanings of above mentioned words?

The meaning of arduous is hard or difficult to achieve. Asunder basically means to apart something from each other or torn into parts. Bereft means lacking, or deprived of something that is needed and expected.

The word clamorous means something that is very noisy and has loud and confused noise. Doleful refers to the expressing sorrow. The word fiend mean an evil spirit or demon.

Loathsome describes how much the person hate or dislike the any thing or person and the succor means to assist or support someone in the times of hardship.

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