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1 ánauî, ófrelsi
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2 fangavist, hald
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3 her-leiðing
f. captivity, Fms. x. 224; esp. of the Babylonian captivity, Al. 166, Rb. 382, 386, Ver. 30, Stj. 26, 49, passim. -
4 her-leiða
dd, to lead off into captivity, Stj. 49, 385, 489, Mart. 130, Ver. 30. -
5 her-taka
1.and her-tekja, u, f. captivity, Stj. 75, Barl. 114.2.tók, to capture, esp. in part. pass., Fms. i. 28, vii. 129, Eg. 234, 344, Stj. 495. -
6 her-tekning
f. captivity, Stj. 52. -
7 út-lausn
f. a redemption, from captivity, Fms. i. 258: a ransom, bjóða Helju ú., Edda 37: a ransom or fine, Fms. vii. 4 (v. l.), xi. 282. -
8 herleiða
(-dda, -ddr), v. to lead off into captivity. -
9 herleiðing
f. captivity. -
10 hertaka
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11 útlausn
f.1) redemption, from captivity;2) ransom (bjóda Helju útlausn, ef hón vill láta fara Baldr heim í Asgarð);3) dismissal of guests (vóru ok gjafir stórar at útlausnum).
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