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1 (líkams)staîa, stelling
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2 stelling, uppstilling
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3 KREIKA
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4 RÓA
* * *(rœ; reri, reyri, røri; róinn), v.1) to row, pull; hann rœr út í Bjarneyjar, he rows out to the Bearisles; with the boat in dat. (reru þeir skipinu upp í ána);2) to row out to sea, go fishing, = r. út (þenna morgin bjóst Þ. á sjó at r.); er hann kom þar, vóru allir menn rónir nema Þ., all the men had rowed out fishing except Th.;4) recipr., róast at, to pull so as to encounter one another, of two ships in battle.* * *pres. ræ (i. e. rœ), rær, rær, pl. róm, Orkn. 402; else róum (Bs.i. 497), róit, róa; pret. réri, older and better reyri or röri, which form is still used in eastern Icel.; imperat. ró, róðú; part, róinn, see Gramm.p. xxiii: [A. S. rowan; Engl. row; Dan. roe; Swed. ro]:— to row; sigla eðr róa, Grág. ii. 130; róa at, Fms. viii. 315; róa leiðangr, vii. 152; þeir réru yfir vatnið, Eg. 109; menn reyru til Sauðeyjar, 219; róa undan, Fms. i. 45; réri fram undan eyjunni allr herr konunganna, ii. 305; róa út ór höfninni, iv. 97 þeir reyru á brott, vii. 201; rétu þeir út fyrir Norðnes, viii. 135; hann réri til þeirra, 231; hann rær út í Bjarneyjar, Nj. 19; róm vér í mót þeim sem harðast, Orkn. 402; róa skipi, Eg. 80; þeir réru þveran árstrauminn, Fms. vii. 264; sá skal fá skip ok mat ok sæ róa, er taki skýtr, N. G. L. i. 48; róa af fjörðinn, Fms. ix. 502; fornt skip er hömlur sé af rónar, rowed off, worn off, N. G. L. i. 75: róa út, to row out to sea, go fishing, K. Þ. K. 90 (út-róðr): as also absol., ok er hann kom þar vóru allir menn rónir nema Þorvaldr, all the fishing-boats were at sea, Nj. 19; róa á sjá, róa til fiskjar, passim.2. to fit out a ship with oars; öll vóru þessi skip borðmikil, at þvi sem þau vóru róin til, Fms. viii. 372; Sverrir lét taka byrðinga nokkora, höggva í sundr, auka at kili, ok róa ( fit them out with oars) at endilöngnm borðum, id.3. metaph., Flosi kveðsk skyldu saman róa svá at keypt yrði, F.told them to pull together, come to an agreement, Nj. 259; róa vík á e-n, to pull one round, in rowing; þess höfðingja er nokkura gæti á Hrafnkel vík róit, Hrafn. 16.II. to rock oneself backwards and forwards, in a sitting posture; hann sá trollkarl sitja þar á uppi ok láta róa fætr, Landn.(Hb.) 84; sútu inni konur tvær blóðgar ok reyru áfram, … róm vit ok róm vit! rignir blóði, Sturl. ii. 9 (Bs. i. 497); griðkur róa ok raula, Hallgr.; Refr mundi fífl, þvíat hann lagði ekki annat fyrir sik en áfram róa, Krók. ch. 1; hann let róa tinglit, Háv. 7 new Ed.2. of a fat beast; það rær í spiki, reri það stykki í spiki, Od. viii. 476.III. recipr., róask at, to pull against one another, of two ships in battle, Fms. viii. 181. -
5 stelling
* * ** * *f. [cp. Germ. stellen, stallr], the mast-step; íss var í stellingunni, Fms. ix. 386, v. l.: hence the phrase, setja e-ð í stellingu, to put it firm, right; úr stellingu, out of groove; setja sig í stellingarnar, to put oneself in posture, metaphor taken from raising the mast. -
6 steyldr
a. crouching, bent.* * *part. [stauli, staulast; cp. Ivar Aasen stöl = a horseshoe-shaped iron hook or clasp]:—crouching; steyldr á hæli, standing in a crouching posture, Fbr. 53. -
7 setjast
* * *v. refl. to seat oneself, take a seat;setjast niðr, to sit down (þeir settust niðr á völlinn);setjast á tal við e-n, to sit down to talk with a person;to take up one’s abode (fór hann í Odda ok settist þar);setjast um kyrrt, to settle oneself to rest;setjast at í ríki sínu, to settle in one’s kingdom;setjast aptr af brottferðinni, to desist from the journey;setjast eptir, to remain behind;ek hefi hér upp sezt at þér, I have taken up my abode with thee;setjast fyrir, to withstand, oppose;setjast fyrir e-t, to put oneself at the head of, take in one’s hand (síðan settist Sturla fyrir mál þeirra);setjast hjá e-u, not to meddle with, take no part in (settist Sturla hjá öllum vandræðum, er þar af gerðust);setjast um borg, to lay siege to a town;setjast upp, to raise oneself to a sitting posture;setjast yfir e-t, to seize upon (nú setjast þeir yfir staðinn ok alla staðarins eign);of the sun, setjast, to set, go down (þat er víða á því landi, at sól sezt eigi um nætr);dagr sezt, the day ends;sólu (degi) er sett, the sun (day) has set. -
8 tréníð
n. the carving on a post of a person’s likeness in an obscene posture.
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