Moth

The Old Danish word Moth can mean:

• Smlgn. t. mittelader samt mellemåre ndf. — Medel middel), to.
• 1) værende midt i el. imellem; thet myndre India ocet medelæ och een stoor deel aff thetstørræ India. Mandev. Rejse. 419-203daf Etiopia far man ind j then medelæIndiam. sst. S4.16-7; then medelstæ.sst. 84.1; then medell bøgh aff the thre høghe (1521). Dipl. Viberg. 150. HosMoth: mel og mejl. — især i 37.. midterst, mellemst; af Noes hansyæthlæstæsøn, thær heth Sem.Lucid..— alle kongens førster hulde i dendelste port. Jer. 39.s (1550, 1647);, medelst finger. Turson. Vocab. 26;paa dett meddilste skouffskiffte (1570). Rosenv., GI D. III. 109. — vola, midelste delen paa honden. Vocab. 1514; Salomon hellig giorde den mid- delste gaard. 2 Kr. 7.7 (1550, 1847);' er nogen then forøgelse forliden, ther kommer aff thet middelst tall, tha giør thet middelst till mindre mynt. Lau- ritssem, Arithmetica, d4"; Albret, den middelste søn. Hvitf. III. 589;ædelstorp oc middelste Greffuie. sam- mes Bispekr. t. 3; det ofverste, mid- delste oc nederste. Hexaem. 60 i r.; Theol. Tdskr. (v. Sthyr) VI. 572; fra huis middelste deel op til den oluerste top der udgaae blomster. 5.; Paulli, Flora D. I8 B, 321 B; cen- trum eller den middelste punct. Wolff, Diarium. IV. 12; haffver den eldste oc yngste tildrueket de begge mid- w delste. Ciegler, Verdsens Speyl. 13; ligger begraffvet i den middelste gang. P. Resen. 318; Vdskb. Selsk. Skr. IV. 155. — umbo, den mitt- elste decl paa skiotden. M. Pors, De nomenel. 99; Colding, Etymol. 1458, 200 (u. centrum); Stepl., Nomenel. 1.218; Nuc]. latinit. 2099. — den maade betalder mig, som ganer den midleste vey. B. Tott, [IL 8. Se oysåou. medølderne ovf. — 2)almindelig? naar han (2: Gud) hafuer noget synder- ligt y sinde med nogen, da forhindrer han sine middele cresturer oc hetager dennom: sin krafft oc naturlighed; Tav- sen, Post, sommerd. 311. — Som Dio. i bet. 1); leg thet meddelst y røsten. Lauritssen, Arithmetica. f8.' — Smlgn. Såderwall: midh- laster; t. mittel(st).

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

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