invasion
 noun
 invasión
EN Whenever the country was threatened with invasion, the ram would turn in the direction of the enemy, and the cock would crow; upon this the inhabitants of the city knew of the danger, and of the quarter from which it was approaching, and could take timely means to guard against it.
GL Sempre que o país era ameazado de invasión, o carneiro xiraba na dirección do inimigo e o galo cantaba; por cousa disto os habitantes da cidade sabían do perigo e mais do sitio dende o que se acaroaba, e podían tomar a conxeito as medidas para se gardaren del.
 Fonte: TEM (1305)
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