Sagas

What do we mean by sagas?

An Old Norse (Icelandic) prose narrative, especially one dealing with family or social histories and legends.

Something with the qualities of such a saga; an epic, a long story.

Saga is a wise, courageous and lovely girl, who will stick up for her friends and protect those she loves. She loves her friends and family. A great leader, a brave woman who loves those who are close to her. She is the combination of sexy and Smart, and is very loving to those who respect her. Urban Dictionary

Another name for LeTourneau University dining hall. Usually characterized by its terrible food, long lines, and horrible dumps afterward. Urban Dictionary

1.a. A prose narrative usually written in Iceland between 1120 and 1400, dealing with the families that first settled Iceland and their descendants, with the histories of the kings of Norway, and with the myths and legends of early Germanic gods and heroes. b. A modern prose narrative that resembles a saga. 2. A long detailed report: recounted the saga of their family problems. 3. What Twilight is not Urban Dictionary

A legendary story,that assembles heroes,that has lasted a long period of time. Urban Dictionary

Sexuality and Gender Accepting. A term for the community of LGBTQ+ and their allies. A standard abbreviation to replace LGBTTQQIAAP, as it is too cumbersome Urban Dictionary

1. The quality or condition of being dramatic to the point of exceeding what is normally considered drama. 2. A long detailed report: recounted the saga of their family problems. Urban Dictionary

A Scandinavian girl name. In most languages from that area it literally means "fairytale" but actually refers to a Norse goddess who could see into the future. Thanks to the word having other meanings it often leads to jokes and confusion whenever the word or name is used. Most Sagas are girly girls but some are hardcore tomboys. The latter are much more rare though. Urban Dictionary

An extremely talented Canadian progressive-rock band. Know for their international hits "On the Loose", "Wind Him Up" and "The Flyer". Unfortunately, Saga is not as well known in North America as they are in Europe, leading to one of the most amazing bands being underrated in their home country. SAGA has sold over 8 million albums worldwide. Urban Dictionary

Saga is a wonderful person who is not shy around her friends but when boys come to the story she is VERY shy , but she is special , got good personality and can make you laugh all the time ! Urban Dictionary

Saga is an Ancient-Scandinavian name, and means “the women who sees” The name is popular and often used in Norway, Finland and mostly Sweden. In 2018, there were totally 10 867 people in the world named Saga. The name Saga could also be used as a surname. It’s usually never really used as a surname, but counting in, there’s still 17 people in the world having Saga as their surname. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sagas:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sagas:
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Words that rhyme with sagas:
ragas, togas, aga is, analog is, analogue is, backlog is, blog is, bog is, braga is, brogue is, bulldog is, bullfrog is, catalogue his, catalogue is, clog his, clog is, cog is, demagogue is, dialogue is, dog his, dog is, epilogue is, flog his, fog his, fog is, fogg is, frog is, grog is, groundhog is, haag is, hedgehog is, hog is, hogg is, jog his, jog is, log his, log is, monologue is, moraga is, og is, prague is, prolog is, saga is, smog is, synagogue is, tagalog is, travelogue is, underdog is, watchdog is.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sagas:
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Consonant match to sagas:
siggers, seegers, seegars, segers, segars, c goes, sag is, saga is, sagers, saggese, saw goes, say goes, sea goes, sega is.

Words that sound like sagas:
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