No. A pirate can be from any country or any place and is a group of people who steal on the high seas. A Viking was a particular nationality from Scandinavia and raided mainly on land along Coastlines. They also created settlements/colonies in places like Newfoundland. After a time, the Vikings settled into other lands and became part of the population adding to the art, culture, and languages of the people where they settled.
the answer is The Vikings
There are a few synonyms listed for the word Viking. These include spoiler, pirate, rover, freebooter, corsair, and the word rifler.
Yes, "Viking" is a proper noun. It refers to a Norse seafarer or pirate who raided and traded across Europe during the Viking Age (8th to 11th centuries).
corsair, freebooter, pirate, rifler, rover, spoiler, viking
ask a pirate . I'm not really up on my pirate facts. mabey the name ratee? I'm not sure if that is correct. just take my advice. ask a pirate or a viking. ( they're realitives ) if you didn't know that. but who doesn't
it is the same in english. pirate in french is pirate!
Known as a Viking. From an old Norse word meaning a freebooter, sea rover or pirate
no a pirate is that it is illegal
For AQWorlds, the classes for pirates are: Alpha Pirate and Pirate The classes that have the same skill as pirate are: Rogue, Renegade, Vampire Class,Barber, Leprechaun Class, Pirate, Alpha Pirate.
The word buccaneer is a noun that means robber. Some synonyms for robber are Viking, pirate, rifler, corsair, and freebooter.
No, Mary Reid was a pirate too. In fact, the two were friends serving on the same pirate ship.
I do not know what ship Leif Erikson sailed on but I can tell you it was not the Santa Maria