outsmarting all earlier translations

The following may seem just a detail, but it once more shows how all previous translations can still be further improved.

[029/26]
SAHWERSA THÉR SWETHNATA ET SÉMNE KYVA ÀND SANA
If any of our neighbours quarrel and fight...

VR ENZE SÉKA THA VR LÁND

(transliteration Ottema/ Sandbach: vr enga sêka, tha vr lând)

Note that the red and blue marked translations differ significantly from each other:

translation	original language	English
Ottema 1872	over eenige zaak (anders) dan over land	over any matter (other) than land
Sandbach 1876	-	about any matter except land
Wirth 1933	über andere Sachen als Land	over other matters than land
Overwijn 1951	over een of andere zaak zoals over land	over any matter such as land
Jensma 2006	over andere zaken dan over land	over other matters than land
De Heer 2008	over enige zaken zoals over land	over some matters such as land
Raubenheimer 2011	-	over any matter other than land
Lien 2013	over noen (andre) saker enn over land	over some (other) matters than land
Menkens 2013	über einzelne Dinge/Sachen wie über Land(besitz)	over individual matters such as land(-ownership)

I think THA does not mean 'other than'/ 'except' or 'such as' here, but  'or' (Dutch: of/ dan wel), as it does in the following fragments, also written by Minno:

[030/10] ET WÍRING.GA THA TO AL.MAN.LAND
at Wyringga or at Almanland
[030/30] THÀT.ET FOLK VS LÉT DVATH THA BISTÉLLETH
that the folk does us harm or steals from us

 Thus, the translation would be:

over any cause* or over land 

(* or: case; plural in original; Dutch/ German: zaak/ Sache)