Kult

Old Norwegian Dictionary - kult

Meaning of Old Norwegian word "kult" in Norwegian.

As defined by the Johan Fritzer's Old Norwegian dictionary:

kult: kult, n. sandsynligvis: Straaklæde, eller Klæde, Teppe, som lagdes over Straaeteller Halmen i Sengen som Underlagfor de øvrige Sengklæder (lat. cultra,culcitra, fr. couette, gfr. coultre, cou-ste v. Gay Glossaire archéologique I,461 a4. 470 a13; mnt. kolte Mnd. Wb. II,52049 fgg); silkipell gullvofit var yfirbreitt rekkjuna sem kult væri - -en hit œfra ábreizl var purpura orAlexandria landi Str. 51. 5; lét geraþeim hœgja rekkju at drepa þá oksvíkja undir dýrum kultum ok ríkumklæðum Str. 5124; þóroddr brendi (ikke hele rekkjubúnaðinn, men dýnur okhœgindi), en hón tók til sín kult okblæjur ok ársalinn allan Eb. 51 (9619);gefr ek - herra ábóta í Dragsmörk hvíttkult ok hvítan höfðakodda Dn. III,16035; eitt kult Dn. IV, 36338; eittgamalt kult firir 5 merkr forngildar,item en beder ok dunhøghende medergomlom sprangadum línlokum firirhalfa fjórða m. f., item stoor dwnbæder værlaus ok 2 dunhøghende medersilki vere halfsaumadom, ok línlokmed silki dræghlum sprangadom okmeder tepete firir 16 m. forngildarDn. IV, 45714 fgg - Jvf. ein kultervon zendâle lach underm bette ufdem strô H. von Veldeckes Eneide (udg.af O. Behaghel Heilbronn 1882) v.1284 fg; supra thorum ponatur cultrasive culcitra plumalis, cui cervical mari-tetur, hanc cooperiat culcitra punc-tata vel vestis stragulata, super quampulvinar capitis parti supponendumdesuper ponatur Alex. Neckham de no- minibus utensilium i Jahrb. f. rom. u.eng. Lit. VII, 64 Anm. 30; et l'abatidesous lui, sus une ambarde, que ondit en fran/,c/ois une coute de matelasde soie Froissart l. 1, part. 2, c. 254efter v. Gay Gloss. archeol. I, 27 b77.Se ogsaa Diez3 I, 1345 og Mhw. Wb. I,899 under kulter.

Part of speech: n

Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᚴᚢᛚᛏ
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.

Abbreviations used:

c.: Capitel.

b. f.: det famme.

eng.: engels.

f.: Feminin.

fr.: fransk.

it.: italiensk.

lat.: latinsk.

m.: Masculin.

n.: Neutrum.

s.: substantiv.

v.: Verbum.

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