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galdr (plural galdrar) or
ġealdor (plural ġealdru)
refers to a
spell or
incantation in Old
Norse and Old
English respectively;
these were
usually performed...
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French in the late 14th century; the
corresponding Old
English term was
gealdor or galdor, "song, spell",
cognate to ON galdr. The
weakened sense "delight"...
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streawbergean leaf, consolde;
ofgeot mid ealaþ, do hæligwæter to, sing þis
gealdor ofer þriwa: Ic
benne awrat betest beadowræda, swa
benne ne burnon,...
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Source of
Modern English Friday. *galđran 'magic song, spell, charm' OE
gealdor, OHG
galtar ON
galdr – From PGmc *galanan ('to shout, sing, chant'). See...
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Above the World" "Laws And Crown" "Once Upon a Time" "See How We Fall" "
Gealdor" "From the Wreckage" "Nothing Here" "Remember and Forget" "The Blade" Diesel...
