- dryhten
- m (dryhtnes/dryhtnas) a ruler, king, lord, prince; the supreme ruler, the Lord, God, Christ; chiefly used for God and Christ
Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
dryhten
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lord — dryhten … English to the Old English
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Druhtinaz — The Skern Runestone states that a man was hin drottinfasta or loyal to his drott (lord). *Druhtinaz (Old English: dryhten, Old Norse: dróttinn, Old English Middle English: drihten, Middle English: driȝten)[1 … Wikipedia
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dryhtin- — see dryhten … Old to modern English dictionary
esne — m ( es/ as) 1. a man of the servile class, a laborer, slave, servant, retainer; 2. in a more general sense, a servant; 2a. youth, young man, man; 3. scholar [Goth asneis]; a man of mark, a learned, brave, etc. man; 4. a man; The esne was probably … Old to modern English dictionary
nama — m ( n/ n) 1. name (as the individual designation of a single person, animal, place, or thing); mín nama is Adam my name is Adam; 2. noun, the particular word used to denote any object of thought not considered in a purely individual character;… … Old to modern English dictionary
