Uodalskalk

== Old High German == === Alternative forms === Odalscalch (8th C. CE) Ōuodalscalh (8th-9th C. CE) Ōdalscalh (Bavarian, 8th-11th C. CE) === Etymology === From uodil (“homeland, inheritance”) +‎ skalk (“servant”), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *ōþalą and *skalkaz. First attested in the 8th C. === Proper noun === Uodalskalk m a male given name ==== Descendants ==== Middle High German: Odalscalh, Odalscalch, Ǒlscalch (12th C.), Vlscalch (12th-13th C.) → Medieval Latin: Odalscalcus, Ŏdelscalcus, Ŏdalschalchus, Ŏlscalcus, Ŏlscalchus, Vdalscalcus, Vdelscalcus (12th C.), Odalscalchus, Vdelschalcus (12th-13th C.), Ŏdlscalcus (13th C.) → Renaissance Latin: Vdalscalcus, Vdalschalcus, Vlscalcus (15th C.)