Sølter

Old Danish Dictionary - sølter

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

The Old Danish word Sølter can mean:

10. (ml salterium) kniv; saltere cc beekone. Jer 5215 (1607, 1647; 1550: knifus; Vulg: psalteria). — Sølter(hog), se psalter. I bet. 3) også; perlekrans, halsbånd. SR I. 63. Sølucg) (salig, sælug), to. (tav» salogher, mutsalich) lykkelig, salig; hun vorter salugh ower alle quinne. BEv 23; salug osth tha, och høglig matthu glædis. HKv 27w; om Gudh hanwm then ere andh. tha er hav jen saligh man. RD I. D67 salegh ær then,som hwith hwss søgher. PL"" 1, nr. j 367; then ær saligh, wmetb lyeken maa letiwe. PL" 1 pr. 1145; then (2: lov) som god er oe menighedenlig. ÉrF 74"; — huræ salle then stad. HS 812; hu skal vethe, thenne salle stæd ewinneligh sallehetz at vin, teg vppenbaret. HS

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