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Hoga garden , Tjörn - Karl Nordström , 1886.
Swedish, 1855-1923
Oil on canvas , 91 x 130 cm.
Rufus brings yet another townie home from school. Chandler even agrees to play catch with Stella- someone seriously needs to stop her.
-Un hogar no es una calle o una casa, es la gente que te hace sentir feliz y vivo. Y sé que dijiste que no conocías nada de eso del amor, pero sabes que no quieres quedarte solo, y que solo quieres quedarte por la gente que vale la pena a tu parecer.
-Suena egoísta
-¿Si?
Morning
Darker dusk
Hoga
Hoga is an Anglo-Saxon byname meaning: the prudent.
Reference:
Þurcyl Hoga [John Kemble 1846 Codex Diplomaticus Aevi Saxonici 4: 31].
Definition:
Hᴏɢᴀ, hogu, hige, hyge = Prudent, careful, anxious [Joseph Bosworth 1838 A Dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon Language, 1st edition, page 187].
Usage:
A thegn called þurcyl hoga witnessed a charter issued in 1024 by “Cnut rex anglorum” (Knud II of Denmark): “✠ Ego þurcyl hoga miñ.” [John Kemble 1846 Codex Diplomaticus Aevi Saxonici 4: 31 (number 741)].