Moth

The Old Danish word Moth can mean:

• Smlgu.sv. medelst;Sch.u L:middes(t) -gamt formedels(t) ovf. — Model (mid- del), no. I) midte; Flerræn obænbare- +des hannom aff bwskæns middel. G1. D.Bid. 2Msd. 3.2 (Vulgata: de medio Tb); ldæ(se midjevej ndf.); Brandt, 10.7; kom Jesus 00 stuud vii meddilJoh. 206 (1304 Chr. Pedersen: mit blant dem); tidens begyndelse, ende oc middel. Visd. 713 (1550, 1647 = gr. perårgs) (1575). K hist, Saml. VI.351, 451; deris sendebud, huileke de vilde ydskieke aff deris middel. Hvitf. VIL 311; (1608). Geh. Ark. Arsb, IL, 109; (1611). n. D. Mag. VIL 169; forneffnte iuende raadmænd skullv borgemestere oc rand aff deris mid- icdel tilforordne (1843). Rosenv., 1.i IV. 418: (1658). D. Saml. I. 34; ubegyndelsen, middelen oc enden paa ydet, S Povelson. 248; Bødker- lagsart. 9 1678. $1; Vdskb. Selsk. Skr. IV18. — 2)mellemrum, mel- 4 lemvæg; der er inthet middel der omellem ven Tegemeth ov tiden, som po gem en tynd væg. Chr. Pedersen.I. 265; fire riimlinier, som følge umiddel effter hin anden. S. Povelsøn. 549; den man vden nil middell paa-fags och settis udi hysens hegte (1664). Kbhvns. Dipl. IT 605. — 3) mel- lemtilstand; den historie om Lazaro howiser klarlige, ath det or inted middmellem helffuede oc hiemmelen, huerken skcerssildspine eller anden pine. Chr Pedersen. IV, 384. 1-1; ther er ingen medel effther thette lefinet, Em mærk. Disputats. 49.7. — 4) mel- lemled; saadanne kiøbstæder ere udenald middel under kronen. (1836). N- 7

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

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