hlust
Hlust is a term originating from the Old Norse language, where it referred to a type of longship used by the Vikings. The word "hlust" is derived from the Old Norse "hlustr," which means "longship" or "long boat." These ships were typically used for both military and commercial purposes, and they played a significant role in Viking exploration and trade.
The design of a hlust was characterized by its length, which could exceed 20 meters, and its
The hlust was particularly well-suited for coastal and riverine travel, making it an ideal vessel for the
Despite its importance in Viking history, the hlust is less well-known than other Viking ship types, such