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In dieser Bedeutung schliesst sich das Wort an das altn . låta , loqui , dicere ,
ostendere . hæþeliz , scornfully , altn . hæfiliga , contumeliose . 81. takenn itt Onn
unnitt annd onn idell , cf. onn idell annd wipputenn ned Hom . 12043 , 12 514.
In dieser Bedeutung schliesst sich das Wort an das altn . låta , loqui , dicere ,
ostendere . hæþeliz , scornfully , altn . hæfiliga , contumeliose . 81. takenn itt Onn
unnitt annd onn idell , cf. onn idell annd wipputenn ned Hom . 12043 , 12 514.
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... hiss ' dæþ Wass lesedd út off helle , Annd off þatt he wisslike ras Þe pridde
dazz off dæþe , Annd off þatt he wisslike stah 155 160 . 1 165 mann 99. pwerrt út
( auch pweorrt út ) , ist Oru geläufig , throughout cf. altn . um þvert , in transversum
.
... hiss ' dæþ Wass lesedd út off helle , Annd off þatt he wisslike ras Þe pridde
dazz off dæþe , Annd off þatt he wisslike stah 155 160 . 1 165 mann 99. pwerrt út
( auch pweorrt út ) , ist Oru geläufig , throughout cf. altn . um þvert , in transversum
.
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261. sperrd , locked up , closed , barred , schliesst sich näher an das altn . sperra
, occludere und distendere , als an das ags . sparrjan , obdere ' , occludere . 267.
goddle33c , benefit , good , wie 301 Hom . 1768 ( godležc ) , sonst auch ...
261. sperrd , locked up , closed , barred , schliesst sich näher an das altn . sperra
, occludere und distendere , als an das ags . sparrjan , obdere ' , occludere . 267.
goddle33c , benefit , good , wie 301 Hom . 1768 ( godležc ) , sonst auch ...
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5944 , agg . fästen 11 . jejunium , altn . fasta , f . jejunium , fames . 11331. a37
onnan d . i . aye ( always ) anon . Onn an , onnan , anan , anon wechseln bej Oru
mit einander , das letztere hier in der Bedeutung von continually . He wass all da
; ...
5944 , agg . fästen 11 . jejunium , altn . fasta , f . jejunium , fames . 11331. a37
onnan d . i . aye ( always ) anon . Onn an , onnan , anan , anon wechseln bej Oru
mit einander , das letztere hier in der Bedeutung von continually . He wass all da
; ...
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11510. immess kommt nur hier vor und wird von White als Adv . variously erklärt ,
doch ist es vielmehr substantivirt zu denken , v . altn . ýmiss , varius , neutr . ýmist
in hyggja ýmist , varia animo cogitare BRYNHILDARKR . 2 , 14 . 11516. þreo ...
11510. immess kommt nur hier vor und wird von White als Adv . variously erklärt ,
doch ist es vielmehr substantivirt zu denken , v . altn . ýmiss , varius , neutr . ýmist
in hyggja ýmist , varia animo cogitare BRYNHILDARKR . 2 , 14 . 11516. þreo ...
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| Title | Altenglische sprachproben nebst einem wörterbuch: abth. Poesie. 1867. 2. abth. Prosa. 1869 Volume 1 of Altenglische Sprachproben, nebst einem Wörterbuche, unter Mitwirkung von K. Goldbeck (H. Bieling) herausg. von E. Mätzner. Bd. 1-2, Lief. 13, Eduard Adolf F. Maetzner Volume 1 of Altenglische sprachproben nebst einem wörterbuch, Karl Goldbeck |
| Author | Eduard Adolf Ferdinand Maetzner |
| Editors | Eduard Adolf Ferdinand Maetzner, Karl Goldbeck |
| Publisher | Wiedmann, 1867 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 12 Feb 2007 |
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