Definition of kobold in English:

kobold

noun ˈkəʊbəldˈkoʊbɔld

(in Germanic mythology) a spirit who haunts houses or lives underground in caves or mines.
（德国神话中的）家神，地灵
Example sentencesExamples
- You'll encounter giant rats, spiders, kobolds, wolves, trolls, and the rest of the usual suspects.
- As soon as you walk around in your own house with the lights off, some evil little kitchen kobold rushes out and rearranges all your furniture.
- Nein taunted the kobolds that surrounded her group.
- They rushed over to investigate, and saw a kobold trapped in a bear trap.
- You're the senior student of a dwarf named Master Drogan, and one night kobolds attack, poison Drogan, and then make off with some powerful artifacts.
- Everything looked good for an evening of high adventure until the first kobold was killed.

Origin

From German Kobold.

Definition of kobold in US English:

kobold

nounˈkōbôldˈkoʊbɔld

(in Germanic mythology) a spirit that haunts houses or lives underground in caves or mines.
（德国神话中的）家神，地灵
Example sentencesExamples
- As soon as you walk around in your own house with the lights off, some evil little kitchen kobold rushes out and rearranges all your furniture.
- You'll encounter giant rats, spiders, kobolds, wolves, trolls, and the rest of the usual suspects.
- They rushed over to investigate, and saw a kobold trapped in a bear trap.
- Everything looked good for an evening of high adventure until the first kobold was killed.
- Nein taunted the kobolds that surrounded her group.
- You're the senior student of a dwarf named Master Drogan, and one night kobolds attack, poison Drogan, and then make off with some powerful artifacts.

Origin

From German Kobold.

词汇	kobold
释义	Definition of kobold in English: kobold noun ˈkəʊbəldˈkoʊbɔld (in Germanic mythology) a spirit who haunts houses or lives underground in caves or mines. （德国神话中的）家神，地灵 Example sentencesExamples You'll encounter giant rats, spiders, kobolds, wolves, trolls, and the rest of the usual suspects. As soon as you walk around in your own house with the lights off, some evil little kitchen kobold rushes out and rearranges all your furniture. Nein taunted the kobolds that surrounded her group. They rushed over to investigate, and saw a kobold trapped in a bear trap. You're the senior student of a dwarf named Master Drogan, and one night kobolds attack, poison Drogan, and then make off with some powerful artifacts. Everything looked good for an evening of high adventure until the first kobold was killed. Origin From German Kobold. Definition of kobold in US English: kobold nounˈkōbôldˈkoʊbɔld (in Germanic mythology) a spirit that haunts houses or lives underground in caves or mines. （德国神话中的）家神，地灵 Example sentencesExamples As soon as you walk around in your own house with the lights off, some evil little kitchen kobold rushes out and rearranges all your furniture. You'll encounter giant rats, spiders, kobolds, wolves, trolls, and the rest of the usual suspects. They rushed over to investigate, and saw a kobold trapped in a bear trap. Everything looked good for an evening of high adventure until the first kobold was killed. Nein taunted the kobolds that surrounded her group. You're the senior student of a dwarf named Master Drogan, and one night kobolds attack, poison Drogan, and then make off with some powerful artifacts. Origin From German Kobold.
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