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1 klóra, rífa
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2 krabbakló
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3 KLÓ
* * *I) (pl. klœr, dat. klóm), f.1) claw, talon;2) clew (of a sail).* * *f., gen. kló, N. G. L. i. 100, mod. klóar, pl. klær, i. e. klœr; [A. S. clawu; Engl. claw; O. H. G. chlawa; mid. H. G. klâ, Germ. klaue; Dan. klo, pl. klöer]:—a claw, talon, of beasts of prey, kattar-klær, ljóns-klær, arnar-klær, krumma-klær, vals-klær, the claws of a cat, lion, eagle, raven, falcon; gambrs-kló, q. v.; brá henni í hnotar líki ok hafði í klóm sér, Edda 46; flugu at þeim hrafnar, ok sýndusk þeim ór járni nefin ok klærnar, Nj. 272; hann (the crocodile) hefir stórar tenn ok klær, Stj. 77; með hvössum klóm, 80: metaph. a claw, of the hand, kólnar nú á klónum, Grett. 94 B: as also in the ditty, kalt er mér á k. l. ó. kenni eg þess á s. i. ó … (i. e. kalt er mér klónum, kenni eg þess á sjonum …): a nickname, Orkn. klóa-gangr, m. a fight with the claws, Fas. iii. 210.II. naut. the clew of a sail, Edda (Gl.); eyri fyrir hanka hvern, eyri fyrir kló hverja, N. G. L. i. 101; en fyrir smáreip hvert er á segli er ertog silfrs ok svá fyrir kló hverja, ii. 283; eyri fyrir krapta hvern, þó eyir at einnar klóar missi, i. 100, ii. 283: the cleat = kolla (q. v.), N. G. L. l. c. -
4 KLÁ
(klæ; kló, klógum; kleginn), v. to claw, scratch, rub (hann bað mik klá fót sinn).* * *pres. klái, pret. kló, klótt, kló, pret. kleginn, [Scot. claw]:— to scratch or rub an itching spot; var fengin kona at klá honum fót sinn, Sturl. i. 189; hann kallaði á mik ok bað mik klá fótinn, Fms. ii. 187; síðan gekk konungr til svefns, ok kló ek fótinn, x. 331; ok vænti ek at nokkurir klái sárt síður, áðr vit Aron látimk báðir, Bs. i. 538; var þar fengin til kona um aptaninn er hann var kominn í rekkju, at klá fót hans, en er honum þótti of kyrt klegit, 462; ok þá er fótr minn hafði kleginn verit, Fb. i. 400,—the ancients seem to have had their feet rubbed in bed in order to bring on sleep.II. reflex., þar mundi eigi þykkja við kollóttan at klásk, Sturl. iii. 238, v. l. -
5 gambr
(gen. -rs), m. a kind of bird.* * *1.m. = gammr, Barl. 39, Þiðr. 92, D. N. ii. 255, iv. 457: gambrs-kló, f. a griffin’s claw, used as a pedestal for a drinking-horn, D. N.2.n. wanton talk, boasting. -
6 gollr
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7 hræ-kló
f. the claw of a hræfugl, K. Þ. K. 132. -
8 HUMARR
* * *m. [Dan. and Germ. hummer; Fr. homard], a lobster, Edda (Gl.), Lex. Poët. humar-kló, f. a lobster claw, Mag. -
9 járn-kló
f. an iron claw or fang, Ísl. ii. 195. -
10 kló-segi
a, m. claw-like streaks of clouds, Björn. -
11 krellr
m. pith, spirit, hardihood (engi krellr er í yðr).* * * -
12 RJÓÐA
(rýð; rauð, ruðum; roðinn), v. to redden (r. egg, sverð, vápn); r. í blóði, to smear with blood; of the sun (um morgunin, sem sól rýðr fjöll).* * *pres. rýð; pret. rauð, rautt, and rauttú (mod. rauðst), rautt, pl. ruðu; subj. ryði; part, roðinn: [A. S. reódan]:—to redden, besmear with blood; er þú á Fáfni rautt þinn inn frána mæki, Fm. 1; r. rauðum dreyra, Vsp. 33; r. egg, sverð, vápn, rönd, to redden the weapon; as also r. tönn, kló, fót, nef, to redden the tooth, claw, beak of a beast of prey, a standing phrase in the old war-songs, Lex. Poët.; rjóða baug í róðu nauts er hann blótaði, Landn. (Hb.) 258; rjóða stalla í blóði, Ó. H. 102; skaltú rjóða blóð (blóði?) graðungsins á hólinn útan, Korm. 216; vér skulum r. oss í goða-blóði at fornum sið, Ljósv. 4; þær ruðu sik í blóði hans, Blas. 45; skal þær fé bæta en eigi flein rjóða, Grág. ii. 169; af þeir þurfu at r. til fjár þess odd eða eggjar, Gþl. 119; rjóða kiðr e-s, to redden his cheeks, slay him, Ísl. ii. (in a verse); hefi ek nú nokkut roðit tönn á þeim, er ek tók höndum Hákon jarl, Ó. H. 32; r. hönd á e-m, id., Karl. 424.2. of the sun; um morguninn sem sól rýðr fjöll, in the morning when the sun reddened the fells (sól-roð), Fms. xi. 438; í þann tíma er sólin tekr fyrst at rjóða, Karl. 254; árla sunnudags morguninn er sól rauð, Bs. ii. 47. -
13 járnkló
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