AETHELRED

Meaning of AETHELRED in English

Pronunciation: ' a- th ə l- ˌ red

Variant: or Eth · el · red II \ ' e-th ə l- \

Function: biographical name

968?-1016 the Unready king of England (978-1016)

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AETHELRED — or Ethelred II biographical name 968?-1016 the Unready king of England (978-1016)
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AETHELRED — ˈa-thəl-ˌred or Eth·el·red II ˈe-thəl- 968?-1016 the Unready king of England (978-1016)
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ETHELRED II — biographical name see: Aethelred
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ETHELRED — biographical name see: Aethelred
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ETHELRED II — see Aethelred
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ETHELRED — — see Aethelred
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