Uhafå
Old Danish Dictionary - uhafåMeaning of Old Danish word "Uhafå", as defined by Otto Kalkar's Dictionary of Old Danish language.
The Old Danish word Uhafå can mean:
- æjndelig, to. (n uhands[t]leg) vanskelig at have at gøre med, ustyrlig; inhabilis, whaandelig, ulav- lig, for stor. Etym 550, 1260 (uw im- mansvetus), 1949 (u. intractabilis); — immanis, vwsigelig møgit stor, ' whendelig. Etym 715-16, 1349 (u. re- tectens); uhændelig splid. jo 20— ubhandelig. M; Nhonvisn). I denne form endne bligt. Jf hande(r)lig 2). — ændig, ” Fr Kr = andel, stogt plimp och whoadig. Etym 131; deris sånirel Magelos rer saa meget syg oc uhændig. RF(IL 136b4). Som bio.; een ofvermaade gruelig oc o-handelig store teen. RIE 303.
Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᚢᚼᛆᚠᚮ
Medieval Runes were used in Denmark from 12th to 17th centuries.
Abbreviations used:
- bio.
- biord (adverbium).
- g.
- grad (gradus).
- n.
- norsk.
- t.
- tysk.
- to.
- tillægsord (adjectivum).