Sanger

Old Swedish Dictionary - sanger

Meaning of Old Swedish word "sanger" in Swedish.

As defined by K.F Söderwall's dictionary of Medieval Swedish:

sanger: 1) sång, sjungande. muse songh och viisdom GU C 20 (hand 2) s. 166. musik, klang, välljud. hwart hänna fiäth giffwer sötasta sangh (clangorem) ower alt himerike Mecht 228. - Jfr aptan-, brudha-, brudhlöps-, glädhis-, lyllo-, nat-, otto-, saltara-, sam-, viku-, vinnings- (Sdw 2: 988), viso-, älskogha-, ängla(Sdw 2: 1125) sanger.

Part of speech: nn

Alternative forms or notes:

songh )

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

Similar entries:

Sanger (I)

Works and authors cited:

GU: Glossarii Latino-Svethici specimen vetustum. E cod. mscr. Bibliothecæ Reg. Acad. Upsal. Diss. Ups. præs. J. H. Schröder. 1845.

GU C 20: Latinskt-Svenskt glossarium efter Cod. Ups. C 20. Utg. av E. Neuman. S 1--583. 1918--20, (hand 2) s. 1--169. 1938--42. SFSS.

Mecht: Hel. Mechtils uppenbarelser (Liber spiritualis gratiæ) öfversatta från latinet år 1469 af Jöns Budde. Utg. af R. Geete. 1899. SFSS.

➞ See all works cited in the dictionary

↑