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Segge

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n.1.(Zool.) The hedge sparrow.


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Volgens eie segge is hierdie proses by horn nog nouliks volvoer, en het hy eers op vyftigjarige ouderdom, na die dood van sy moeder, werklik vry gevoel as individu, en kon hy begin vrede maak met hierdie "proximate other" in Eakin (1999: 86) se terme.
OE segge (related to OS segg, ON segg-r), is documented in the sense 'man' from the OE times till the late 16th century, but in the 16th century it was merely used as a contemptuous appellation.
13 (14) Soo ic secge eow swa hwoer swa pys godspel byo gebodud on eallum middanearde byo gesced on hyre gemynd poet heo diss dyde -- An- glo-Saxon Soo ic segge eow.
 
 
 
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