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121 an-könn
f. [and-kenna], a flaw, fault, = anmarki, only as gen. pl. in the COMPDS ankanna-fullr, adj. full of faults, Sks. 76 new Ed., v. l. ankanna-laust, n. adj. a law term, uncontested, used of an inheritance or possession where there is no legal claimant; skal hann eignast a. allt Noregs konungs veldi, he s hall hold as his own all the power of Norway’s king without a rival, Fagrsk. 97; Magnús konungr hafði þá ríki einnsaman ok a., i. e. there were no pretenders, Fms. x. 413. -
122 annmarka-fullr
adj. full of faults, Fms. vi. 110. -
123 ann-samt
n. adj. in the phrase, eiga a., to be busy, Rd. 283: v. l. for angrsamt, full of cares, Fms. viii. 29. -
124 aurriða-bekkr
m. a ‘beck’ full of trout, Bolt. -
125 austr
I)n.1) the east (sól í austri; til austrs);2) as adv., in the east (ek var a. ok ána varðak); towards the east (þú vart a. sendr).(-ra or -rar), m.1) the act of baling out water; standa í austri, to be engaged in baling;2) bilge-water (skipit fullt af austri).* * *rs and rar, m. [ausa], the act of drawing water in buckets, pumping; v. dæluaustr and byttuaustr, Grett. ch. 19; standa í austri, to toil hard at the pump, Fas. ii. 520, Sturl. iii. 68; til austrar, Grett. 94 B. β. the water pumped or to be pumped, bilge water, Gr. αντλος, Sturl. iii. 67, 68; skipið fullt af austri, full of bilge water, Fb. ii. 204 (Fbr.), Finnb. 234; standa í a., v. above.COMPD: austrs-ker, austker (N. G. L. i. 59), a scoop, pump-bucket (cp. ausker), GÞl. 424. -
126 áhuga-fullr
adj. full of care, Fs. 98. -
127 áhyggju-fullr
adj. full of care, anxious, Fms. ii. 225, x. 249, Blas. 35. -
128 ámælis-skor
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