bondæ

Old Danish

Etymology

From Old Norse bóndi.

Noun

bondæ m (plural bøndær)

  1. farmer, peasant
    • c. 1210, "Gifær bondæ sinum", Scanian Law, chapter 37.
      Gifær bondæ sinum barnebørnum iorth at sæ lifændæ […]
      If a farmer gives his grandchildren lands while alive […]

Descendants

  • Danish: bonde c
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