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61 ill-treat
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62 Ill Defined
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63 Ill Do Anything
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64 Ill Make An Opinion
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65 Ill Never Tell
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66 illþýðis-maðr
m. a thief and robber, Fms. viii. 73, v. l. -
67 íll-brigði
n. pl. a bad trick, Hkr. ii. 287, Grett. 111 A. -
68 íll-býli
n. a wretched home; göra e-m í., Ísl. ii. 141. -
69 íll-felli
n. mishap, Barl. 115. -
70 íll-fýstr
part. bent on evil, Nj. 72. -
71 íll-gengr
adj. rough, of a horse, opp. to góðgengr. -
72 íll-gresi
n. ‘evil-grass,’ tares, Magn. 502, Sks. 549, Barl. 34, N. T., Vídal. passim. -
73 íll-grunaðr
part. suspected of evil, Mar.; vera íllgrunaðr um e-t, Bs. i. 264. -
74 íll-hreysingr
m. (see hreysi), a savage, miscreant, Sturl. i. 14, iii. 26. -
75 íll-hveli
n. an evil whale, Fas. iii. 507. -
76 íll-kvittinn
adj. slanderous. -
77 íll-kvittni
f. calumny. -
78 íll-kyndugr
adj. lewd, Bs. i. 256. -
79 íll-kyngi
f. lewdness, Mag. 129. -
80 íll-lifnaðr
m. an evil life, lewdness, Stj. 386.
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