What does the Old English word "Score" mean?

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GreenerBrand1
GreenerBrand1
Good question, but there's an error. "Score" is not an Old English word. The Old English word was "skoru"; "score" is the Modern English word derived from that root.
Player camping grann
Player camping grann
the average age is classed as being three score years and ten
Player #25874027
Player #25874027
Player camping grann, No , that is incorrect . Three score years and ten is a figure from the Bible I believe for Man’s allotted span . 70 years is a lifetime
tinathayer49
tinathayer49
ikñ32 I knew that I knew that I didn't know I knew that but okay now take me to speakerphone take me off
MALICE
MALICE
so 420? lmao