hjærne

hjærne c (singular definite hjærnen, plural indefinite hjærner)

1. obsolete spelling of hjerne
   • 1901, Julius Clausen, Illustreret verdens-litteraturhistorie under medvirkning af en kres af fag- og videnskabsmaend: bd. Den germanske, slaviske, nygraeske, ungarske, finske litteratur:

     Kejser Nikolajs Tid, hvor Rusland laa stivnet som under et Isdække, tvang en Hjærnernes Kamp frem i de Lag, der endnu bevarede Tankeviljen fra de luftfriske Aar.

     The time of emperor Nikolaj, in which Russia was stiffened as under a cover of ice, forced a battle of the brains in those layers that retained the will of thought from the air-fresh years.

   • 192, Gudmund Schütte, Modersmaalets forsvarere og fjender

     Og Hjærnernes Klang er i Modersmaalet; / dets Tab uden Bod som vor Moders Røst, / dets Lys er som Luens af Arnebaalet, / dets Lyd er som Sangens ved Moders Bryst, ...

     And the refrain of the brains is in the native tongue; / its loss without compensation like our mother's voice, / its light is like that of the flame of the hearth-fire, / its sound is like that of the song at mother's breast, ...