Ide

Old Danish Dictionary - ide

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

The Old Danish word Ide can mean:

go. klage, påklage; haffte the haft thet meth wrætthe, for thy at thet war hwart aar illæt oe forbudet (1424). D. Mag, III. 182; Erik Nyelson ylded oc lasted pa Gerding hæretz thing thet skyøde (1444). O. Nielsen, Gl. j. Tingsvidn. 20.6; Drommerup 00 Drommerups marckefang haffde verritt ildtt och kiertt aff Henning Olssen (1470). Rosenv., GI. D. I. 9; i xxx aar hagde ther aldrig veret 'ldhett eller kierdtt paa thenn gieldtt. sst. 11.126; (1590), sst. IV. 193; (1493). Kbhvns. Dipl. I. 227; then jord, som Torbern Billes foget nw nyligæ paa kert oc paa illeth hawer (1509). Khist. Saml. VII. 171; lood hun aldrig af at ilde og anke paa, at hun hafde mist sin morgen-gave. Vedel, Sv. Tiuvesk, 94; (1587). Rørdam, Univ. Hist.

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