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1 bryd
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2 bryde
41) лома́ть, разбива́ть2) наруша́тьbrýde sit lǿfte — нару́шить обеща́ние
brýde med én — порва́ть с кем-л.
brýde af — прерва́ться; запну́ться
brýde ind — ворва́ться
brýde op — взла́мывать
brýde ud — внеза́пно разрази́ться
* * *breach, break, bridge, contravene, crack, go back on, prise, quarry, rat, rupture, wrestle* * *vb (brød, brudt)( brække) break;( overvinde) break (down) ( fx resistance);( ikke overholde) break ( fx an agreement, the law, one's promise);( lyset) refract;( hugge løs) hew ( fx the miners hew the coal out of the rock);( sten) quarry;( om søen) break;( afslutte telefonsamtale) ring off, hang up ( fx he hung up on me);[ med sb:][ bryde sit hoved (el. sin hjerne) med] rack one's brain(s) about;[ det skal du ikke bryde dit lille hoved med] don't bother your little head about that;[ bryde sine lænker] break one's chains;[ bryde tavsheden] break the silence;[ med præp & adv:][ bryde af][ bryde frem] break out;[ dagen brød frem] the day broke (el. dawned);[ bryde igennem] break through;( om kunstner) (first) make one's name; have one's breakthrough;[ bryde ind] break in,F force an entry;( i samtale) break in,F interpose;[ bryde ind i et hus] break into a house;[ bryde løs]( begynde) break out ( fx firing (, riots) broke out);[ uvejret brød løs] the storm broke;[ bryde noget løs] break something loose;[ bryde med en] break with somebody;[ bryde ned](dvs nedrive) pull down,F demolish;[ bryde om](typ) make up ( fx make up a page);[ bryde op]( med objekt) break open, force (open) ( fx a door),( brolægning) take up;( uden objekt: om sår) reopen;[ selskabet brød op] the party broke up;[ bryde sammen] break down ( fx his resistance, (, the negotiations) broke down),( styrte sammen også) collapse ( fx the bridge collapsed);( om person) break down, collapse,T crack up;( falde sammen) crumple up;[ bryde ud](fx af fængsel) break out;[ bryde ud i] burst into ( fx laughter, song, tears), break into ( fxlaughter, song);[ med sig:][ bryde sig om]( sætte pris på) care for, like ( fx do you like that book? he doesn't like children);( tage notits af) pay attention to ( fx he pays no attention to what is said);( tage sig nær) care ( fx I don't care what people say), mind ( fxdon't mind him, he always complains);[ bryd dig ikke om det!] never mind! don't let that worry (el. bother) you!(dvs han er ganske ufarlig) don't take any notice of him; don't bother about him;(dvs blande dig i) that's none of your business;[ bryde sig om at] care to, like to ( fx would you care (el. like) to be seen in his company?);( også) not be keen on ( fx I'm not keen on being seen here);(dvs jeg ønsker det ikke) I don't want him to see it; I would rather he didn't see it. -
3 brúð-kaup
and brul-laup, n. a wedding feast, bridal; these two words are identical in sense, but different in etymology; brúðkaup, prop. bride’s bargain, refers to the old notion, that marriage was a bargain or purchase, not that the bride was bought herself, but the word refers to the exchange of mundr (by the bridegroom) and heimanfylgja (by the bride’s father), vide these words; hence the allit. phrase, mey mundi keypt, and mundr and mey (‘mund’ and maid); again, brullaup, [qs. brúð-hlaup, bride’s leap, cp. Germ. brautlauf, M. H. G. brûtlouf, Swed. bröllopp, Dan. bryllup; Grimm mentions an A. S. brydlop (not found in Grein’s Glossary or Bosworth’s A. S. Dictionary); the full form brúðhlaup scarcely occurs in very old MSS., it is found in the Játv. S. MS. A. D. 1360, but only assimilated, Grág. i. 303, 311, l. i] refers either to the bride’s journey = brúðför, or to some bridal procession on the wedding day, probably the first; but in fact both words are only used of the wedding feast, the Engl. ‘bridal,’ A. S. bryd-eala. At the wedding feast the contract, though agreed upon at the espousals (festar), was to be read: to make a lawful ‘brúðkaup’ there must be at least six guests—þá er brullaup gert at lögum, ef lögráðandi fastnar konu, enda sé sex menn at brullaupi et fæsta, ok gangi brúðguminn i ljósi í sama sæing konu, Grág. i. 175; ráða b., to fix the wedding day. Nj. 4; vera at brullaupi, Ld. 70; drekka b., to drink, i. e. hold, a wedding, 16, Fms. iv. 196; koma til b., Sturl. iii. 182; göra b., Fms. i. 150; göra b. til, to wed, Eg. 160, Landn. 243; veita b., Eb. 140: as to the time of wedding, vide Grág. i. 311.COMPDS: brúðkaupsferð, brúðkaupsgörð, brúðkaupsklæði, brúðkaupskostr, brúðkaupsstefna, brúðkaupsveizla, brúðkaupsvitni. -
4 fryd
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5 frydiau
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6 mryd
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7 mrydiau
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8 brydiau
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9 breath
Irow, layer: *br$$.tâ, a slice, root bher of beàrn.II -
10 bridъ
bridъ; bridь Grammatical information: m. oPage in Trubačev: III 27-28, 29Russian:Serbo-Croatian:brȋd `border, edge, blade' [m o]Slovene:brȋd `sharp edge' [f i], bridȋ [Gens]Indo-European reconstruction: bʰr(e)iH-tio-Page in Pokorny: 166 -
11 bridь
bridъ; bridь Grammatical information: m. oPage in Trubačev: III 27-28, 29Russian:Serbo-Croatian:brȋd `border, edge, blade' [m o]Slovene:brȋd `sharp edge' [f i], bridȋ [Gens]Indo-European reconstruction: bʰr(e)iH-tio-Page in Pokorny: 166
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bryd — bride … The Old English to English
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bride — bryd … English to the Old English
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