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61 snæfr
(acc. -ran), a.1) tight, narrow (snæfrir kyrtlar);2) tough, vigorous (snæfrir vinir).* * *adj., the r is radical, [Norse snæv; Dan. snæver], tight, narrow; höfðu þeir kyrtla styttri ok snæfrari en hjörtu betri. Fms. viii. 336.II. metaph. tough, vigorous; snæfrir vinir, Fms. ix. 440 (in a verse); hér var snæfrt um siglu, a close, tough, tight tug, Fas. ii. 76 (in a verse); ok hafði hann eigi verit snærri (= snæfri), he had never been ‘tighter,’ more hale and hearty than then, Sturl. i. 150. -
62 TRYGGR
(acc. -van and -an), a.1) trusty, faithful, true (t. í trúnaði);2) without apprehension, safe (jötnum þótti eigi tryggt at vera með Ásum griðalaust).* * *adj., before a vowel tryggvan and tryggan; it was even sounded with i, as in Gothic, as is seen from rhymes, t rigglaust þ riggja, Haustl.; [Ulf. triggvs = πιστός]:—trusty, faithful, true; tryggr vinr, Ad. 10; trygg ok góð kona, Str. 15; t. höfðingi, Sks. 456; t. í trúnaði, Fms. vi. 52; þá mun fár vera tryggr, viii. 314; at eigi myndi allt tryggt vera, ix. 337; trygg ok staðföst ást, Str. 26; þú enn góði þræll ok inn tryggi, Hom. (St.); tryggr vinum ok frændum, Fs. 23.2. unconcerned, Dan. tryg; verðit maðr svá tryggr at þessu trúi öllu, Hm. 88; var-at þat tryggt né ógnlaust, Ad. 5; jötnum þótti eigi tryggt at vera með Ásum griða-laust, Edda 25. -
63 vitr
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64 VITR
(acc. vitran), a. wise (v. maðr).* * *vitr, vitrt, adj., the r is radical; compar. vitrari, superl. vitrastr:—wise, of a person; vitr ok víðfrægr, Symb. 32; þú ert okkar vitrari, Fms. i. 59; vitr maðr ok réttorðr, Fb. i. 516; manna vitrastr, Nj. 2; kvenna vitrust ok vænust, Fms. vi. 119; þeir sem vitrari váru, 13; honum virðisk mærin vitr ok hæversk, 57; at ráði allra vitrustu manna, Anal. 160; þeir er vitrir hugðusk vera, Barl. 127; vitr kona ertú, Ragna, Orkn. 254; hvat þá varð vitri (dat. fem.), Am. 12; Sigurðr jarl var manna vitrastr, Fms. i. 13; hann var vitr maðr ok forspár um marga hluti, Eb. 42; jafnan vægir inn vitrari, Fms. vi. 220; fár er svá vitr at allt sjái sem er, a saying, Orkn. 304; stór-vitr, all-vitr, al-vitr, ú-vitr, spak-vitr, mis-vitr, slæg-vitr, qq. v.2. = vitrligr, of a rare thing; vitr áhyggja, Eluc. 2. -
65 vökr
(acc. -van), a. wet, moist (þeira líkamir eru vökvir ok vátir).* * *adj. moist; vökvir eða vátir, Stj. 98; vökva jörð, a moist soil, Stj.; vera vökrar náttúru, MS. 732. 17. -
66 þik
acc. of the pers. pron. = Lat. te; in later vellums and in mod. usage, þig, see Gramm. -
67 ÞRÖNGR
(acc. -van and -an), a.1) narrow, close, tight (vefjar-upphlutr þröngr); skógrinn var þröngr, the wood was thick;2) thronged, crowded (þröngt var á skipinu).* * *þröng, þröngt, adj., often spelt þraungr, or even þrængr, þreyng-; the v appears before a vowel; compar. þröngvari, superl. þröngvastr, or contracted þröngri, þröngstr, þreyngstr; [North. E. thrang; Dan. trang; cp. A. S. þrang; Engl. throng, only as subst.]:—narrow, close, tight; skyrtu þröngva, Rm.; vefjar upplutr þröngr, tight, Ld. 244; þar sem vóru þröngastir vegir, Fms. ix. 366; skógrinn var mikill ok þröngr, Nj. 130, Fms. i. 111; þar sem helzt vóru kleifar ok skógar þröngvastir, ix. 359; íkorninn fór jafnan þar sem þröngstr (þreyngstr, Hkr. l. c.) var skógrinn, Ó. H. 85; í þröngva dal þeim, in that narrow dale, Al. 26; geilar þreyngar at ríða at bænum, Orkn. 450; sú á heitir nú Þjórsá, féll þá miklu þraungra ok var djápari en nú, Eg. 99; þröngt varðhald, a close watch, Eluc. 60; settr í hit þröngasta klaustr, H. E. i. 487; þröngvar nauðsynjur, Sks. 321; var honum svá þröngt ( his enemies were so close on him) at hann hleypti inn í kirkju, Fms. ix. 485.2. thronged, crowded; þröngt var á skipinu, Ld. 56; valr lá þröngt á þiljum, Sighvat; nú skulu vér ganga heim at bænum, ok ganga þraungt ok fara seint, Nj. 197. -
68 blóðugr
(acc. blóðgan), a. bloody. -
69 bringspelir
(acc. bringspölu), m. pl. the ‘breast rails’, the lower part of the chest (bar sverðit a kviðnum fyrir neðan bringspölu). -
70 døkkr
(acc. -van), a. dark; døkkr á hár, dark-haired. -
71 eyrskár
(acc. -skáan), a. galloping over the gravel banks. -
72 gløggr
(acc. -van), a.1) clear-sighted (gløggt er gests auga);2) clear, distinct; vera gløggrar greinar, to distinguish sharply; eigi er mér þat gløggt, it is not clear to me; neut., gløggt, as adv. clearly (muna, kenna gløggt);3) stingy, close (gløggr við gesti). -
73 hnøggr
(acc. -van), a. stingy (h. fjár). -
74 hœgr
(acc. -jan and -an), a. easy, convenient; ykkr er þat hœgst um hönd, it is most at hand for you; h. byrr, a gentle, fair wind; ekki var samlag þeirra hœgt, they were not on good terms; h. e-m or við e-n, gentle towards one. -
75 kløkkr
(acc. -van), a. pliable, soft, yielding; easily affected. -
76 meinigr
(acc. meingan), a. noxious. -
77 nøktr
(acc. nøktan, nøkþan), a. naked. -
78 nøkviðr
(acc. nøktan, nøkþan), a. naked. -
79 snøggr
(acc. snøggvan), a.1) short (gøra stutt skegg ok snøggvan kamp); þeir bitu allt gras at snøggu, they bit it close;2) short-haired;3) sudden, brief (orrosta hörð ok snøgg); neut., snøggt, as adv. soon, quickly (þá dró snøggt undan). -
80 syndugr
(acc. syndgan), a. sinful.
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