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1 HNEPPA
* * *(-ta, tr), v.1) to curtail;hneppt em ek at brœðrum, I am bereft of brothers;2) to thrust, force (Hrólfr hneppti hann undir sik, ok setti kné fyrir brjóst honum);hneppa fólk í þrælkan, to keep a people bound in thraldom.* * *1.t, [Engl. to nip, knap], to cut short, curtail; vilja heldr hneppa við sik þann eina búninginn, to curtail oneself in dress, Hom. (St.): also, hneppa e-n undir sik, to keep one under, a wrestler’s term, Fas. iii. 353; h. í þrældóm, to keep bound in thraldom, Sks. 465:—slóðu upp og hnepptu hann út af borginni, thrust him head-foremost out, Luke iv. 29: metric. a monosyllabic end syllable is called hneppt, Edda (Ht.): part. hnepptr, crippled.2.t, different from the last word, to button; see kneppa. -
2 hneppa
* * *(-ta, tr), v.1) to curtail;hneppt em ek at brœðrum, I am bereft of brothers;2) to thrust, force (Hrólfr hneppti hann undir sik, ok setti kné fyrir brjóst honum);hneppa fólk í þrælkan, to keep a people bound in thraldom.* * *u, f. a being bent or bowed down. hneppu-sótt, f. a kind of disease, Fél. xiv. 100. -
3 hnappur, takki
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4 hnappur, tala
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5 KNAPPR
(-s, -ar), m.1) knob (staf íhendi ok knapp á); ríða knapp á, to furnish a thing with a knob;2) stud, button (með knappi ok nezlu).* * *m., mod. hnappr, [A. S. cnæp; Engl. knop (Chaucer), later knob; Germ. knopf; Dutch knop]:—a knob; staf í hendi ok knapp á, Þorf. Karl. 374; the knob or head of a pole or the like, Fms. viii. 428; þá skýfðu þegar knappinn or hrips-grindinni. Lv. 65; stöng mikil upp ór ok knappr á ór gulli, Fb. ii. 128; upp af hornstöfunum vóru stórir knappar af eiri görvir, 297; á ofanverðri þeirri stöng er einn mikill gullknappr, Þiðr, 189; stöng gulli búin upp at knöppunum, id.; hringr eða knappr, Grág. ii. 232: the phrase, gefa frelsi frá horni ok knappi, from the clasp and neck-collar being a badge of servitude, N. G. L. i. 228; ríða knapp á e-t, to furnish a thing with the knob, i. e. finish it, Ísl. ii. 102.2. a stud, button; kjafal kneppt saman milli fóta með knappi ok nezlu, Þorf. Karl. 412. knappa-svipa, u, f. a kind of lash = Russ. knut, Bs. ii. 10. -
6 gull-knappr
m. a gold button, Eg. 516: a gold knob, Fms. iii. 136: a nickname, Harð. S. -
7 hnappa-gat
n. a button-hole. -
8 HNAPPR
m. [cp. Engl. nape; A. S. cnæp; Germ. knopf], a button; the older form is knappr, q. v.COMPDS: hnappagat, hnapprass.II. a bevy, cluster, esp. of birds, sheep, as fjár-hnappr.COMPDS: hnappsitja, Hnappafell, Hnappfellingar. -
9 hnezla
better nezla, u, f. a button-loop. -
10 knappr
(-s, -ar), m.1) knob (staf íhendi ok knapp á); ríða knapp á, to furnish a thing with a knob;2) stud, button (með knappi ok nezlu).* * *adj. [Dan. knap], scanty. -
11 KNEPPA
(-ta, -tr), v.1) to press, hug (kneppa e-n at sér);2) to stud, button.* * *t, [knappr], to stud; hettu knepta niðr millum fóta sér, Bárð. 179, Þorf. Karl. 412; kneppta skúa, nailed shoes, Fas. i. 34. -
12 nezla
f. button-loop.* * *or nestla, u, f. [nisti], a loop to fasten a cloak or the like, Þorf. Karl. ch. 7: mod. hnezla or hnesla, passim. -
13 gullknappr
m. gold button; gold knob.
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