HÁCH

Superlative of HÁCH (‘high’, Dutch: ‘hoog’) would be HÁCHST or HÁGEST, from which the name/title ‘Augustus’ may have been derived.

Varieties

HÁCH (adjective attributive/predicative) - fragments 1
- HÁG (adj. pred.) - 1a
- HÁGA (adj. attr.) - 1b
HÁCH or HÁG in compound words
- HÁCH.DISKA, HÁCH.GÁNA, HÁG.MOD (nouns); HÁCHLIK (adverb from adj.) - 2
- HÁCH.FÁRANDE, HÁG.FÁRANDE, HÁCH.FAREN.HÉD (expression adj. pred./noun) - 2a
HÁGER (adj. comparative) and HÁCHSTENS (adverb from superlative) - 3
HÁGA, HÁGTH? (verb) - 4
HÁGUM? (noun plur., semantically changed?) - 5

1. HÁCH as adjective attributive/predicative: 'high'

EN HÁCH DÉL FON ÁT.LAND (attr.)
ALSA HÁCH THET SE TO THA HIMEL LÀJA / EN STÁT SKOLDE NÍTA SÁ HÁCH / HRIJA SJVGUN FÉT. É.LIKA HÁCH / SJUGUN JRTH.FÉT IS HJU HÁCH / ALSA HÁCH THÀT HJU THA WOLKA TORENT / THRIJA THRITTICH FÉT IS HJU HÁCH (pred.)

1a. HÁG as adjective predicative: 'high'

1b. HÁGA as adjective attributive

THA HÁGA BERGUM / BEFTHA HÁGA WALLUM / MITH HÁGA BERGUN / FON THA HÁGA LANDUM / IN DA HÁGA MARKA / INNA HÁGA LÁNDA / NÉI THA HÁGA LANDUM / OVIR.A HÁGA FENNA ÀND WALDA / EN HÁGE KOM.OF / ÉNNEN HÁGE GOL / SOKKE HÁGE LOVE / THET HÁGE WÉTER / THIT HÁGE THERP / TO.N HÁGE STÁT

2. HÁCH or HÁG in compound word

HÁCH.DISKA. NYN.DISKA ÀND Á.DISKA (noun: 'lizards' — Dutch: 'hagedissen', lit.: 'high-...?')
HÁCH.GÁNA HIS SVN / HÁCH.GÁNA MIN ÔTHERA (proper noun, name: lit.: 'to go high')
HI WÉRE.N LICHTE MAN HÁCHLIK ROMED (adverb from adjective: 'highly', lit.: 'highlike')
JOWE HÁG.MOD TO.NE STRAF (noun: 'impudence', lit.: 'high-mood')

2a. expression, derived from compound verb HÁCH.FÁRA ('to be haughty', lit.: 'to fare high', see blog post)

GÍRICH. HÁCH.FÁRANDE. FALSK. VNKUS ÀND MORT.SJOCHTICH / KÁT WAS STOLTE ÀND HÁCH.FÁRANDE / THAT WÉRE SA HÁGFÁRANDE / WRDON HÀRDE HÁG.FÁRANDE (adj. pred.: 'haughty')
HJARA TÀMLÁSE HÁCH.FAREN.HÉD / VNTOCHT ÀND HÁCH.FÁRENHÉD (noun: 'haughtiness')

3. comparison HÁGER and HÁCHSTENS

4. verb HÁGA (inf.) and probably HÁGTH (perf.)

HWÉRMÉI SKOLDE HJA HJRA SKÉNHÉD HÁGA ('increase', lit.: ‘make higher’ — Dutch: verhogen)
THAT.ET THENE ALLERVRSTE DROCHTEN HÁGTH HÉDE ('pleased', possible literal meaning: 'made higher' — Dutch: 'behaagd')

5. noun (plural) derived from adjective? HÁGUM

THA GÁRDNE SEND MITH ALTID GRÉNE HÁGUM OMTUNAD ('hedges' — Dutch: 'hagen', sing.: 'haag')