Tygge
Old Danish Dictionary - tyggeMeaning of Old Danish word "Tygge", as defined by Otto Kalkar's Dictionary of Old Danish language.
The Old Danish word Tygge can mean:
- go. (isl tryggja) sikre, gøre tryg (i bet 2)); theris personer fern ov nær styrkæder ieg oc trygdhe. Rkr 1"; at menniskers samvittighed motte dess fastere trygges oc styrkes. TH a6; M. — Jf nuv betrygge, se VSO. — Tryggeli(g)e(n), bio. (is! tryggliga)
- 1) trofast, velmenende; jeg vil eder raade tryggelig. HWR 30. —
- 2) rolig, sikkert, frygtløst; wthæn megen rædzæl tryggelighe ok rolighe. Dom 187 (ÆB og figd, overs.); hans hustru icke kunde trøgelig oc sømelilefue sitth Viff metth hannom (1540). kw IL 119; VAS 366; Psd I. 224a (0.111. 515b 18); Etym 1965 (u. tuto); de andre da kunde lefve dis trygge- ligere. BT 11. 127; da kand du føre tryggelig dit skib. GH 133; boe trygge- lign, PSO I. 139; — Dliffue 1 alle maade trygelie sette, TdmU 18.
Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᛏᛦᚵᚵᚽ
Medieval Runes were used in Denmark from 12th to 17th centuries.
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Abbreviations used:
- bio.
- biord (adverbium).
- go.
- gærningsord (verbum).
- g.
- grad (gradus).