Gere

Old Danish Dictionary - gere

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

The Old Danish word Gere can mean:

  • no, fliz: om nogen bær helligt klød i sin kjortel gere oc rorde siden met samme gere. Hags. 7., (1550, 1889; 1807: klædis flige... wfiive; Luther: geren); kongen band taver den lille smua-dreng, hand skiuler ham med sin viere. Grundtv., Folk- ev. IIL 609a. Efter Moth: linning, Set. tindes: en gerekjøl (2-»kjorte) 2: en klædning (skjorte) med linuing. Smlgu. isl, (set) geiri; Aasen: veire: Rietz: gere: Sch. u. 6: vere samt kjortel-, kåbegere og vore-kube ndf.

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

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Abbreviations used:

ags.
angelsaksisk.
et.
enkelttal (singularis).
g.
grad (gradus).
t.
tysk.

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