Uther

[yoo-ther]

noun

1. Arthurian Legend.,  king of Britain and father of Arthur.

Uther

/ ˈjuːθə /

noun

1. (in Arthurian legend) a king of Britain and father of Arthur

Example Sentences

Of particular interest is the way Tidhar flips Arthur and Merlin on the moral axis: His Merlin is manipulative, parasitic, using both Uther and subsequently Arthur to get what he wants, drumming up xenophobic hatred among the locals to support Arthur’s cause, while Arthur is a murderous gang leader who will stop at nothing to achieve his goals.

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In the legends, Arthur is generally understood to be the son of King Uther Pendragon and Igraine — a back story that differs from the character in “Cursed.”

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Uther towels have striking, artsy designs that'll be exciting to unwrap and are made with quality materials that are durable yet non-abrasive.

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One of the hobs who used to work here, Nell Uther, would find me and guide me back to my room, telling me that if I couldn’t sleep, then I ought to just close my eyes and lie still.

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Uther also has an bright Azalea-themed towel if you're looking to amp up the color in your bag.

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