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2 LAUPR
(-s, -ar), m.1) basket, box;* * *m. [A. S. and Old Engl. leap; still used in Lancashire for a weel or fishing-basket]:—a box or basket, in Icel. of lattice-work, to carry on the back, also called meiss, q. v.; lauprinn er hann bar sveininn, Fms. x. 217, Vápn. 16, Vm. 98; selja salt í laupum, N. G. L. ii. 254: in Norway esp. of a measure of butter, Gþl. 491, 493, 524 (smjör-laupr), D. N. passim; kol-laupr, q. v.; ef munda þik hafa upp fætt í ull-laupi mínum ( my wool basket) ef ek vissa at þú mundir einatt lifa, Orkn. 28.2. metaph. the timber frame or scaffold of a building; þá er þeir höfðu reistan laup kirkjunnar, Fms. ii. 234; á öðru árinu var lauprinn reistr, sem voru allir innstöplar ok syllurnar tvær, Safn i. 66. -
3 MEISS
m. wooden box, basket (hann hafði mikinn meis á baki).* * *m. [O. H. G. meisa], a wooden box, a basket (in Norway of any basket of wicker-work); meis hefi ek á baki, verðrat matrinn betri, Hbl. 3; hann hafði mikinn meis á baki … rótar ofan í meisinn öllum fiskunum, þá er fullr meissinn, Grett. 137; selja mjöl í meisum, Gþl. 491; hann hafði borit í meis á baki sér Örvandil … ein tá hafði staðit ór meisinum, Edda 59; meisa síld, barrel-herrings, N. G. L. ii. 250; kola-meiss, Art., freq. in mod. usage; hey-meiss, a hay-box in which the hay is given to the cows, one meiss to each head of cattle. -
4 FAT
* * *I) n.1) vat, vessel, pail (kona vildi bera vatn en hafði ekki f.); eitt fat (basket) með vínberjum;2) luggage, baggage (bera föt sín á skip, bera föt á land);3) article of clothing, garment, pl. (föt), clothes, dress (hann hafði föt sín í fangi sér, en sjálfr var hann naktr).* * *n., pl. föt, [as to the root, cp. Germ. fassen = to compass, which word is unknown to Icel.; A. S. fæt; Old Engl. fat, mod. vat; O. H. G. faz; Germ. fass; Dan. fad; Swed. fat]1. a vat; kona vildi bera vatn, en hafði ekki fatið, Bs. ii. 24: eitt fat ( basket) með vínberjum, G. H. M. iii. 98; vín ok hunang í fötum fullum, N. G. L. iii. 122.β. luggage, baggage; bera föt sín á skip, Jb. 406; bera föt á land, Eg. 393; elti Hákon á land ok tók hvert fat þeirra, Fms. vii. 215; hafa hvert fat á skipi, vi. 37, Grág. ii. 59; fyrr en hann fari á brot ór vist með föt sín frá bóanda, i. 300.2. in pl. clothes, dress; hann hafði föt sín í fangi sér, en sjálfr var hann naktr, Lv. 60, Bs. ii. 47, Hrafn. 23: metaph., falla ór fötum, to be stripped, forgotten, 655 xxxi. 1.COMPDS: fatabúningr, fatabúr, fatagörvi, fatahestr, fatahirzla, fatahrúga, fatakista, fatstöturr. -
5 HRIP
m. box of laths, basket.* * *n. a box of laths or a basket to carry peat and the like on horseback, with a drop at the bottom, Lv. 65, (mó-hrip, torf-hrip.) hrips-grind, f. the frame of a h., id. Hence the phrase, það er eins og að ausa vatni í hrip, ‘it is like pouring water into a sieve,’ (cp. Lat. ‘Danaidum dolia implere’), of useless efforts: hurried work, e. g. hurried writing, as if dropped out of the quill. -
6 brauð-kass
n. a bread-basket, Fms. ii. 164. -
7 FÁT
* * *I) n.1) vat, vessel, pail (kona vildi bera vatn en hafði ekki f.); eitt fat (basket) með vínberjum;2) luggage, baggage (bera föt sín á skip, bera föt á land);3) article of clothing, garment, pl. (föt), clothes, dress (hann hafði föt sín í fangi sér, en sjálfr var hann naktr).* * *n. fumbling; göra e-t í fáti, to fumble about a thing; fát kemr á e-n, to be confounded; mæðisk nú brátt, svá at hann leggsk til fáta, vesall karl, so that he is quite confounded. Mar. 1056. fáta, að, to fumble. -
8 heyrna-spann
n. ‘ear-basket,’ i. e. the ear, Ad. 20. -
9 hverf
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10 járn-meiss
m. an iron basket: name of a ship. Nj. 163. -
11 karfa
u, f., or körf, f., [Lat. corbis], a basket; akin to kerfi (q. v.), a bunch, a mod. word, the old being vand-laupr. -
12 kríli
n. [North. E. creel], a small basket, creel. -
13 teinur
f. pl. [cp. Ulf. tainjo = κόφινος], a basket, creel, used for fishing; eigi eigu menn at leggja net um þvera á né göra teinor í eða góra garða eða ker, nema einn maðr eigi alla ána, Grág. ii. 350. teina-stæði, n. a place where creels are put (in a river), D. N. i. 889. -
14 torf-hrip
n. a basket to carry peat, Nj. 252. -
15 vand-laupr
m. a basket of wands (osier-twigs), Stj. 247, 442, Greg. 6l, Post. 645. 86 (vannlaupr). -
16 brauðkass
m. bread-basket. -
17 járnmeiss
m. iron basket. -
18 kornkippa
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19 teina
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20 torfhrip
n. turf-pannier, peat-basket.
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