Grande

Old Danish Dictionary - grande

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

The Old Danish word Grande can mean:

00. nabo, hymand; vden han kan layhlige bewiset met sine 'granne oc sognemen (1460). Barner. Fam. Rosenkrantz. I dipl. 106; Geh. Ark. Arsb. V. 75; then scal sigh sels lowe, ondhe haffver grande. P. Lolle. nr. 177, 879; (1547). Rosenv., GI. L. IV, 233; (1549). mnRosenv., GID. L. 118; ieg ssancker tiilhobe naboer oe gramnder. Kort- vend. v. 3228; huad om hende talis aff nabo oc grande, Hezelund, Sv- sapna. 887; naar erandens veg brender, da er det pua tiden, at dem, der nest boer, hand vocter. Hvitf. VIII 258; vonterminus, grande, naboe, Colding, Etymol. 1314; Steph., Nomenel. I. 273; Nucleus latinit. » til2057; da begierer hand derved at;kunde komme til jefned med sine grander, A. Berutsen. III. 445; (1674). Matzen, Panteret. 63. not, 2; ingen saa rig, som ikke be- løver sin grande. P. Syv. L. 309; alle grande. sst. I. 406; du det strax op i rande kunde henge hoes din graude.

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