þrfald
þrfald is a Danish word that translates to "thrice" or "threefold" in English. It indicates something happening or being made up of three times or three parts. The word is derived from the Old Norse word "þrír," meaning "three," and "fald," related to "fold" or "times."
In historical contexts, þrfald might appear in legal documents, sagas, or chronicles to denote a repetition
While less common in modern everyday Danish, the word can still be encountered in more formal or