Nucl

Old Danish Dictionary - nucl

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

The Old Danish word Nucl can mean:

latinit. 1209. — sige n. for 9: nægte, benægte; tha sauthe greuen ther ney fore (1409). n.D. Mag. IV. 15; dette arme menniske kand icke sige ney for sin synd. Tidemand, Post. I. 162; maar mand siger, at de ere deylige, da sige de ney der faare. sst. UL: 59; abrego, necter, siger nej for. Colding, Etymol. 34; nego, siger nej. sst.; infitior, siger slet nej til. sst. 408; Steph., Nomencl. H. ; 15. 916, 733; Nucl. latinit. 387 (u. diftteor). 1016, 1067 (ur. abnuo); B. Tot. I. 78 (se ovf. u nedersætte 3)). Smlgn. Soderwall: sighia nei (u ne). — nejs ret 9: ret til at fri sig for enskyld (ved partsed med mededsmænd);byt hanum at wære netherfelligh, at han kan æy weth neis ræt komme for then sagb. D. Mag. 3 R. I. 194 w v(jvir, lex negatiua non procedat inter diues. Kbhvns. Dipl. I. 47 = nægt- elsesretten. sst. L 36). Smlgn. isl. nei sut E, Jessen, Etymol. Ordb.: negte.

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