Sigurd is a 6 letter English word.
You can make 91 anagrams from letters in Sigurd (dgirsu).
He taught Sigurd the art of working in metals and he taught him, too, the lore of other days.
Like Sigurd and Gudrún, The Fall of Arthur is in alliterative verse, a mode last fashionable in the 14th century.
After this Sigurd went to the king, who smiled on him and said: "What wilt thou of me?"
"But I have already heard of Fafnir," said Sigurd thoughtfully.
And at that Gunnar was sorely troubled, for he loved Sigurd very dearly.
"Do you talk as much as you please, but let me be silent," returned Sigurd.
And his foe made answer: "Sigurd am I called, of Volsung kin."
Hogni is reluctant, and remembers the oaths sworn to Sigurd.
That was before Sigurd, the fosterson of King Alv, was born.
It is love for Sigurd, and jealousy of Gudrun, that form the motive of Brynhild.