Sned

Old Danish Dictionary - sned

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

The Old Danish word Sned can mean:

no. stribe? it liffarffue atlask decken met guld, sølff, grøne sned herlige beprydede. Erich, CrIV's Kron- ingn4". Jf is) sneid, afskåret stykke; uds. ndf. Sned (smid), no. (fo snedh, snidh) list, kneb; mange sned, hwiloke icke bør at wides aff skindere Br 2894; daare bondenn mett teligesnedt. BruunV 40; du vogte dig vel) for Grammen, din hest, hand kamnd saa mange sned. DgF I. 10b; Kv v 1354; Lyndsay 45 (ovf. IL. 663294); Etym 702 (ovf. IL. 506 253), 708 (ovf. ID. 506bss); — det var it snid aff en gqvinde. Roh 311; techna, snid, snedighed, fund, snedig paafund, prack- ticke. Btym 1290; skal vi mercke han- snem dette snid af. JDM f7; der nu dette snidd var fordig os til skade. GH 23; Jm 234; snid oc underfund. KK 23%; KS.20; om Lokkis snid at qvæde. SortSk 10. Jf kvinde-, skalke-, trolddoms., snig.

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