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Grandiloquent is an adjective meaning “spoken or expressed in a lofty style, often to the point of being pompous or bombastic”. It comes to English by way of the Latin Grandiloquus from grandis (big) and loquus (speaking). It is a ridiculous word, used to describe ridiculous people.
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Boise Etymology
Boise is the name of a city in Idaho. It comes from the French adjective Boisé, meaning "wooded". The Boise River was often called La rivière boisée by French-Canadian fur trappers. (x) (x)
Three words for battle in Old Norse, and their literal translations:
eggtog = blade-parade
malmhríð = (iron)-ore-raid
járnleikr = iron-games
