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Leiermål was a bureaucratic (legal and ecclesiastical) designation used in Scandinavia in approximately the 17th and 18th centuries on various forms of sexual relations outside of marriage. Leiermål had particular importance to women and men in all age and social groups in Scandinavia in the 1600s and 1700s because in this period, new laws and severe penalties were introduced in this area. Leiermål was considered a crime and were commonly detected in those cases that resulted in pregnancy, but pregnancy was not a prerequisite for the deed to be considered as illegal and punishable.

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  • Leiermål was a bureaucratic (legal and ecclesiastical) designation used in Scandinavia in approximately the 17th and 18th centuries on various forms of sexual relations outside of marriage. Leiermål had particular importance to women and men in all age and social groups in Scandinavia in the 1600s and 1700s because in this period, new laws and severe penalties were introduced in this area. Leiermål was considered a crime and were commonly detected in those cases that resulted in pregnancy, but pregnancy was not a prerequisite for the deed to be considered as illegal and punishable. Various forms of leiermål had different severities. There were distinctions between simple or loose leiermål (sex between two unmarried persons), adultery (sex between a married and an unmarried person), and dobbelthor (adultery between two married people). In addition to the designation hor (fornication), there were also phrases such as samleie (sexual intercourse), "renting together", and "searching for a bed together". (en)
  • Lägersmål var förr i vidsträckt mening liktydigt med olovligt sexuellt umgänge mellan man och kvinna. I en inskränktare och vanligare bemärkelse betecknade detta ord sådant olovligt umgänge, som inte utgjorde blodskam, hor eller våldtäkt (jfr. dock lönskaläge). I civilrättsligt avseende kunde under vissa förhållanden ett lägersmål grunda äktenskapliga rättsverkningar, s.k. ofullkomnade äktenskap. Straffet för lägersmål (böter och kyrkoplikt) bortföll i Sverige för kvinnor 1864, för män 1918 (med vissa undantag), men hade då sedan länge inte tillämpats. (sv)
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  • Lägersmål var förr i vidsträckt mening liktydigt med olovligt sexuellt umgänge mellan man och kvinna. I en inskränktare och vanligare bemärkelse betecknade detta ord sådant olovligt umgänge, som inte utgjorde blodskam, hor eller våldtäkt (jfr. dock lönskaläge). I civilrättsligt avseende kunde under vissa förhållanden ett lägersmål grunda äktenskapliga rättsverkningar, s.k. ofullkomnade äktenskap. Straffet för lägersmål (böter och kyrkoplikt) bortföll i Sverige för kvinnor 1864, för män 1918 (med vissa undantag), men hade då sedan länge inte tillämpats. (sv)
  • Leiermål was a bureaucratic (legal and ecclesiastical) designation used in Scandinavia in approximately the 17th and 18th centuries on various forms of sexual relations outside of marriage. Leiermål had particular importance to women and men in all age and social groups in Scandinavia in the 1600s and 1700s because in this period, new laws and severe penalties were introduced in this area. Leiermål was considered a crime and were commonly detected in those cases that resulted in pregnancy, but pregnancy was not a prerequisite for the deed to be considered as illegal and punishable. (en)
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