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1 veîsetja
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2 for-sala
u, f. a law term, a mortgage, Gþl. 304.COMPDS: forsölujörð, forsölumáli. -
3 forsölu-máli
a, m. a mortgage contract, Gþl. 304. -
4 í-lag
n. a mortgage, Bs. i. 876, H. E. i. 195, 220; tíu hundraða ílag, sem staðrinn á Möðruvöllum átti í jörð á Ásláksstöðum, Dipl. v. 9. -
5 VEÐ
I) (gen. pl. veðja), n. pledge, surety;setja e-t í veð, at veði, to pledge, give in pledge;hann bauð at veði alla eign sína, he offered all his property as a pledge;leysa (út) veð, to redeem a pledge;hafa e-t í veði, to have at stake;vera í veði, to be at stake (líf mitt er í veði).* * *n., dat. pl. veðjum; [Ulf. wadi = ἀρραβών; A. S. wed; Old Engl. (Chaucer) wedde; Scot. wad-set = a mortgage; Germ. wette; Lat. vas vad-is, vadi-monium]:—a pledge, surety; vörzlu-mann þann er veðjum sé jamgóðr, N. G. L. i. 347; leggja veð fyrir grip, ii. 161; þat veð sem þeir eru á sáttir, Grág. ii. 234; Sighvatr handsalaði honum Sauðafell í veð, Bs. i. 507; hann bauð þar at veði alla eigu sína, Fms. ix. 47, viii. 303; í hönd skal leigu gjalda, eða setja veð hálfu betra, Vm. 16; selja e-m veð, Js. 125, N. G. L. ii. 162; þeir buðu at leggja sik í veð, Nj. 163; leggi einn-hverr hönd sína í munn mér at veði, Edda 20; hann lét eptir fé mikit at veði, Fb. iii. 400; eiga veð í grip, N. G. L. i. 51, Þiðr. 68; hafa e-t í veði, or vera í veði, to have at stake; hafa nú í veði fé þitt ok fjör, Fms. iv. 321; eigi vil ek hafa sæmd mína í veði móts við íllgirni hans, Grett. 95 A; líf mitt er í veði, Fas. i. 30. -
6 veð-máli
a, m. a pledge, mortgage; skal sá þeirra hafa veðmála sinn, er hann hefir at lögum at farit, Grág. i. 126; um lands-virðingar ok um veðmála, id.; dæma konu sitt fé, ef hón átti, eða veðmála ef vóru, ok hverjum sína aura fulla, 84; þá er at lögum farit, ef sýnt er váttum veðmáli, 126. -
7 veð-mæla
t, to pledge, mortgage, Grág. i. 126; fé veðmælt at lögum, 413; sá er fé sitt lét veðmæla, 127; þó at hann hafi meira veðmælt, id. -
8 veð-setja
setti, [Scot. wadset], to pawn, mortgage, Fas. i. 317, Stj. 601; veðsetja jarðir sínar, Fms. xi. 293, Eg. 77; v. sik í þetta mál, to pledge oneself to this case, Fms. iv. 77; v. sik ok fé sitt, to hazard, stake, Ld. 42, Fms. vii. 34; eigi vil ek v. virðing mína við íllgirni þína, Eb. 160. -
9 veðmáli
m. pledge, mortgage. -
10 veðsetja
v.1) to pawn. mortgage (veðsetja jarðir sínar);2) to hazard, stake (veðsetja sik ok fé sitt); veðsetja sik í þetta mál, to pleage oneself to (take part in) this case.
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