Din

Old Danish Dictionary - din

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

The Old Danish word Din can mean:

  • ejesto. ik.: dint; thint hæ- lighæ naven. Brandt. 590; jvfr. Grundtv., Folkev. I 394a. Smlgn. min, sin. — i dadlende tiltele: thin fulæ bowe. Romant. Digtn. Il. 595 thin Jedhæ skiendbæ. sst. 1. 158; thin illæ komning Wittelin. sst. IIL. 1127 = Chr. Pedersen. V. 77.4. Smlen.Rydqvist. II. 541; V.254; Oleasby: hin, hvor ordet i dette tilfælde for klares ikke som ejesto. men som sam-mendragning af på im.

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

Abbreviations used:

ik.
intetkøn (nevbram).
n.
norsk.
nt.
nedertysk.
sto.
stedord (pronomen).
t.
tysk.
to.
tillægsord (adjectivum).
æ.
ældre.

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