Selse

Old Danish Dictionary - selse

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

The Old Danish word Selse can mean:

10. hunk. (> mnt salse. ml ' lisalsa) = salsament; HH 157 (ovf. III.222ha1); thænnæ salsæ haldæ mæn goth i eth halft aar i en læghlæ. HT" V. 541; — thæssæ salsæ hun ær goth for allæ handæ fyskæ. BH 156, 157. Salsirken (sels-, salts-), no. (mnt salserken) sauceskål, lille fad; eth Jsallsyreken, som Jahan guldsmed haffuer siort (1557). DM V. 364; thu hvide so saloyreken. sst.; catillus, salsereken,TV 65; (1574). DM II. 82; (1578). DS» VI 184; tag vogntere it salsirck- cv fulde, AIL 348; — sell serckenn 2 (1661). Progr f Herlufsh 1880. 26;— tinfade, tin-tallerkener, saltzirken559). NAM IL 57: eatillus. søltserek-— en. SmdL 252: Etym 184: salteireken: edicke (som udi saldeireken frembæris,- sam som oo salat) ComD$ 302 (—tessigsehiisslein, fr saucidres); — sasircken. ComO reg, 179 (ovf It. 5822).om det vil ses, er o, uret henført Ul3 (u. ni- salt. Jf tens,

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