Skulle

Old Danish Dictionary - skulle

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

The Old Danish word Skulle can mean:

se skuffel. Skulfler), no. (mt schulle, »n skuldra) flynder, rødspætte (pla- - tesså vulgaris); ij" schullen. (1540): 60DM. I. 201; bode skullen och andes tisk, som ther fangis hos eder (1548). Chrlli Hist suppl 86; hvillingh oeb skullenn (1550). DM V. 315. - et" tusend skuller og hvilling (1550). Prog ] f Ribe 1842 7; solen maior, stoer 4 skulle. Kolding 79; riber skulder tyck, de svøde norske langer. Hex 193; $ bergetisk oe skuller. GH 200; — Etym $ — solea, iyndre, skull. MP 248. Jf J Krøyer Ii. 250. — Jf lin, middellins. Å
1) mørkne; der moellmer bye, der g skolmer skye. DgF IV. 2730, jf DEFIV. 2880. —
2) skamme sig; den skulmer icke eller bløynes wed at lade sine gierninger til sine. TSd 94; naar Å løven dette seer, ham holdis sverd i skede, oc trecker skulmend" af. Hex Å 230. Jf j skulm (0: undseelig) i

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