Mag

The Old Danish word Mag can mean:

• I. 268; (1589). sst.H. 262; the skulle thett icke beholde, meden selge thennom thett (1529). Geh. Ark. Arsb. IL. 74-75; Rosenv(1. L. IV. 51; att hand icke hagdebeskattit hannom then øxen, meden att Jørgen hagde beplietet sig ved n øxen (1550). sammes G 1, D, I. 182, 209; be- plicther ieg meg aldrig theremodt at handle, meden will bliffire hwld och troo(1537). n.D. Mag.L 238; kunde wi icke dragis offer ens, meden den ene part swregnit den anden vildig i sagen. HvitVIIL 162(=sv. vtan. Ekdahl, Christ. ;HL. Ark. 1568); L. A. hafver iche vfort arvinge deris eskning lenger at forholde, meden gifvit deres fuldmyndigden beskrefvit. Secher, Rettertings D. (1595-1604). 72. Smign. isl. medan sat eme(de)n, ime(de)n ovf.og men ndf.

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

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