Digert

Old Danish Dictionary - digert

Meaning of Old Danish word "Digert", as defined by Otto Kalkar's Dictionary of Old Danish language.

The Old Danish word Digert can mean:

(dert), bio. meget;pet nædærste heluedæ dyghært gger stort. - 275 . - 29146; Romani. Dig. 1 146; Christus stack icke end silff deghert wndher stoel met presthøffdinghenæ. Tavsen. 27; the stædde theris gwld ey deyrt well.-Rimkr. m1; the arme folch haffwe icke dyrt skilsmys fraa wschellige bester i then sag (1582). n. M. Petersen, Lithist. JL. 208 (smlgn. Rimkr. n5'); D. Skuesp. 49; (1553). D. Saml. III. 75; her findis naagle ord, som icke ere dirt brugelige våi Dansken. Herm. Vej- ere, Regnebog. a5; ieg er en 3; bonde, dog icke dert god. Herm. Weigere. 3; Grundtv., Folkev. I. 301a; ieg icke deert acter, om end hoff-slunten seer mine facter. S. Ter- kelsen, Astreæ Sjungek. I. 53; Bording. I. 36; dend brønd duer ej ;deert, som skal bæres vand udi. P. Syv. 1. 120; Jammersm. 98. — (

Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᚦᛁᚵᚽᚱᛏ
Medieval Runes were used in Denmark from 12th to 17th centuries.