Muza
Old Norwegian Dictionary - muzaMeaning of Old Norwegian word "muza" in Norwegian.
As defined by the Johan Fritzer's Old Norwegian dictionary:
- muza
- muza, f. Ringbrynje, lat. lorica (dvs. arma-tura maculis ferreis contexta Du CangeII, 2, 315; ed. Henschel IV, 149; t. musdvs. Maske i Garn, dernæst annulus ferreuseller macula loricæ og ligesom museisen= lorica efter Frisch teutsch-latein.Wörterbuch I, 676a57 jvf Mhd. Wb. II,140a27 fg og mutz, mutze DWb. VI,2837 fg), = gsv. musa, muza (nu skalhwar wigher man, sum atertan aragamal ær, hafwa 5 folk wakn, swærþæller öxe, iærnhatt, skiold, bryniu ællermusu ok bughu mæþ 3 tyltum arfwæHelsing. l. Þingm. 14 § 2 s. 9220;thetta skulu hamnu uapn uæra skiolderok suærd, spjut ok jarnhatter; hvarhamna skal havæ muzo eller panzeraeller ok plato Söderm. l. Addit. 2 s.1909 jvf 272b17); eigi hafði hann platuné muzu né brynju Bev. 21530.
Part of speech: f
Possible runic inscription in Medieval Futhork:ᛘᚢᛋᛆ
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:
- f.
- Feminin.
- it.
- italiensk.
- lat.
- latinsk.
- m.
- Masculin.
- n.
- Neutrum.
- s.
- substantiv.
- S.
- Side.
- v.
- Verbum.
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