Stadhæfni
Stadhæfni is an Old English term that translates to "steadfastness" or "stability." It carries connotations of resilience, permanence, and unwavering commitment. In historical and literary contexts, stadhæfni often refers to a person's ability to endure hardship, maintain their integrity, and remain firm in their beliefs or loyalties. It is a virtue valued in the warrior culture of Anglo-Saxon England, representing the strength of character required to face adversity without succumbing to fear or despair.
The concept of stadhæfni is frequently explored in Old English poetry, such as the epic poem Beowulf.
Beyond the battlefield, stadhæfni could also relate to the stability of a community or a kingdom. A