þag

þag is a word found in Old English literature. Its meaning is generally understood to be "thick" or "dense." It appears in various contexts, often describing physical substances or abstract concepts. For example, it could describe thick fog or a dense forest. In some instances, it may also refer to something substantial or weighty. The etymology of þag is thought to be related to similar words in other Germanic languages that also convey the sense of thickness or density. Understanding the usage of þag is important for a complete interpretation of Old English texts, providing a nuanced vocabulary for describing the world. Its infrequent but distinct appearances offer a glimpse into the descriptive capabilities of the language.