Ár

ár

ár, n. 1) Aar, = tolf mánaðir. Frost. 2, 18;ársins kringla dvs. Aarets Kreds, Kredsløb,Heilag. II, 14025; í ár dvs. i dette Aar (mods.í fjorð), Dn. I, 947; annat ár dvs. næsteAar, Stj. 116; at ári dvs. til næste Aar,Herv. 20816; ár eptir ár dvs. det ene Aarefter det andet, Dn. III, 195. 2) godAaring, god Tid (mods. árgalli, úáran).Kgs. 7330; Frost. 2, 32; Hb. 3632;þá var ár gótt, mikit Eg. 9; OH. 7130;fékk hann mikit ár ok margfaldanávöxt Hom. 10316; létu hlaða mörgskip af korni ok annarri gœzku okflytja svá ár í Danmörk Fm. XI, 8(Jómsv.* 611); allir eiga árs at njótainnan lands ef guð gefr Frost. 5, 431;at þessu efni verðr at taka ár semgengr dvs. man maa tage det som detfalder, finde sig i Omstændighederne,Sturl. I, 4065. 3) Runen SE. II, 72.

Part of speech: n

Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᛆᚱ
Medieval Runes were used in Norway from 11th to 15th centuries.
Futhork was a continuation of earlier Younger Futhark runes, which were used to write Old Norse.