Vog(e)hals
Old Danish Dictionary - vog(e)halsMeaning of Old Danish word "Vog(e)hals", as defined by Otto Kalkar's Dictionary of Old Danish language.
The Old Danish word Vog(e)hals can mean:
- no. (sv våghals, mut wagehals) drist- igt menneske, vovehals; VAS 372 (ovf. IX. 746bs1); her Jon haffuer været en nafinkundig voghals. VaV IM or 2 indl; Etym 1391 (u. imper- territus); JDM f2" (ovf. Il. 69523, s for voveh. 1 vogh); — vandre icke met en woffuehalss, at hand skal icke føre dig i wlycke. Jes Sir 818 (1550, 1647); en vovehals uden fals. PSO UI. 152. — fit.; VAV I. nr 4 indl (ovf. u. adelburs); VdPs e6 (ovf. IV. 109bs8); SthV 67" (ovf. III. 765228); — tog hand an alle de voffue halser, der var i den gåndske hær. Lysch 76; fororånede kongen Mickel Gynge4 at samle en hob voffvehalser. RFII 347. Jf: voge (sin) hals, se T 30; (1547). Rsvé IV, 225; de vogede deris hals for kongen. Hirds fort a4.
Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᚠᚮᚵ(ᚽ)ᚼᛆᛚᛋ
Medieval Runes were used in Denmark from 12th to 17th centuries.
Abbreviations used:
- n.
- norsk.
- no.
- navneord (substantivum).
- t.
- tysk.