Ed
Old Danish Dictionary - edMeaning of Old Danish word "Ed", as defined by Otto Kalkar's Dictionary of Old Danish language.
The Old Danish word Ed can mean:
- no, hunk.; eden ær trettens ende, vm hwn stadfestis blant dem. Chr. Pedersen. Heb. 6.6; hun hind- rer mig ey, ieg meen den ced. Herm. Weigeré. 125; ceden er aldrig saa god, at hun var io bedre usvoren. P. Syv, II. 315. Ordet er ellers hank. både i Nordisk og Tysk. — wil hwn sin jedh ey affther brydhe, Romant. Digtn. I. 198, 196; ieg skall hans iæd forklare saa. Ranch. 221. Jydsk form, smlgn. Varming. $ 89. — fit.; ther halp tha hwerken ord heller eedæ. Romant. Digtn. I. 262; alle eders stuorre ede. Grundtv., Folkev. II. 3282.
Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᚽᚦ
Medieval Runes were used in Denmark from 12th to 17th centuries.
Abbreviations used:
- g.
- grad (gradus).
- hank.
- hankon (masculinum).
- hunk.
- hunkøn (femininum).
- n.
- norsk.
- nt.
- nedertysk.
- t.
- tysk.
- æ.
- ældre.