Kor
Old Danish Dictionary - korMeaning of Old Danish word "Kor", as defined by Otto Kalkar's Dictionary of Old Danish language.
The Old Danish word Kor can mean:
- no. fk.; hand skabte englerne,oc sette hand dem udi sin kor, at de skulle gøre hannem ære. Psalme- digtn. I. 27b. Måske kun jydskhed. (jvfr, dog isl. kårr hank.). koret, Vdel, Saxo. 244 (se korvagter ndf.). Chr. V. D. L. 2-22-31 (om byg- ningsdelen af kirken); Moth. — holde k. 0: holde sang; da han kom ind for at holde chor med sine folk (1706). Hiubertz, Aktstk, om Århus. HI. 29. Smlgn. V. S. O.: chor 2).
Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᚴᚮᚱ
Medieval Runes were used in Denmark from 12th to 17th centuries.
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Abbreviations used:
- fk.
- fælleskon (genus commune).
- hank.
- hankon (masculinum).
- isl.
- islandsk.
- n.
- norsk.
- no.
- navneord (substantivum).