Etymology
Jul 2ndAsked by lupunk
hoard
hɔːrd
The word 'hoard' comes from the Old English word 'hord', which is related to the Old Norse 'hodd', meaning 'treasure', 'hoard'. Both the Old English and Old Norse words are derived from the Proto-Germanic word 'huzdaz', which is also related to the Gothic word 'huzd', meaning 'treasure'. The concept of hoarding treasures or valuable items has been present in various cultures throughout history, often associated with accumulation and protection.
Example of usage:
The dragon guarded a hoard of gold and jewels in its lair.
treasure
hord
hodd