Frgedægs
Frgedægs is a term that appears in Old English texts, most notably in the context of legal and social regulations. Its precise meaning is debated among scholars, but it generally refers to a type of ritual or customary practice related to oaths or pledges. The word itself is thought to derive from "frēode" (peace, friendship) and "gægs" (oath, pledge). Therefore, "frgedægs" could be understood as a pledge made in good faith or a peace-oath.
These frgedægs were often employed to settle disputes, solidify alliances, or ensure compliance with agreements. They
The concept of frgedægs highlights the importance of trust and communal bonds in Anglo-Saxon society. They