Lolle

Old Danish Dictionary - lolle

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

The Old Danish word Lolle can mean:

nr. : 305 (= Lmimi); barn ær modherens bæsthe legheræ, søt. n TPP( 1strio); uorder legher bard, tha scal han icke ther for have off ve ey fæ, Kofod Ancher, Lovhist. I, 617. — 2) spiller: san som det er de snelige léegeres forsæt, der ville forlede derismedleegere, om end den Jeey der ofver skal tabis, B. Tott, I. 31; naar legerenohar alting tabt, hand sig fra legen siger. Bording. I. 60a. — 3) spille- mand; the legeræ giordbe saa mygel bang, them tøttæ ey weyen weræ lang for mygel mesterlig sang. Romani, Digtn.1.255: P. Elicsen. 104; sang- ere gaa fare, saa leggere och pibere. Ps. 6826 (Chr. Pedersen; Fr. Vor- mords. og 1550: spelemend); D.Sku e- sp, 138; tri farde den brud y herellus gaard, ther war icke rode guld for liogeren spard. Grundtv.,Folkev. Ux. 170b; I da ei legeren ler, saar vigen vel. P. Syv. I. 159. Smlen. isl. løikari samt harpelegere ovf.

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