定义
定义
1 sáligr
m. [Germ. selig; A. S. sælig = blessed; whence Old Engl. seely; mod. Engl. silly]:—poor, mostly in a good sense, but also in a bad = wretched, but only in a religious or eccl. style, Stj. 152, 428, Bs. ii. 18, Fb. i. 514.
2 sáligr
2. in mod. usage [like Germ. selig] deceased, the late so and so, very freq., but usually written shortly, sál.; hún móðir mín sál., systir mín sál., hann Jón sál.: the usual ancient word is heitinn, see heita.
符文铭文
符文铭文
sáligr
上面的符文文本表示古诺尔斯语词汇"sáligr"，如维京时代（约800-1100年）的符文铭文中可能出现的那样。