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1 dikt
* * *n. composition in Latin, Látínu-dikt, Fms. iii. 163, Bs. i. 869, ii. 121; þat nýja dikt, 77: söngva-dikt, composition of songs, Sörla R. I. 5. -
2 diktan
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3 kompon
n. a composition in Latin, Bs. ii. 77. -
4 Látína
* * *f. Latin (language).* * *u, f. Latin, K. Þ. K. 74, Sks. 23; Látínu-bók, -bréf, -skrá, -söngr, a Latin book, deed, scroll, canticle, Fms. x. 147, Bs. i. 869, Pm. 86, Ám. 73; Látínu dikt, Latin composition, Fms. iii. 163; Látínu stafr, stafrof, Latin letters, alphabet, Skálda 170, 177; Látínu-list, Bs. i. 235; Látínu lærðr, a Latin scholar, Grág. (Kb.) i. 22; Látínu-mál, -tunga, the Latin tongue, Skálda 181, Ver. 37, Hom. 139, K. Þ. K. 74, 76; Látínu klerkr, a Latin clerk, scholar, Skálda 179; Látínu maðr, a Latin, Roman; Látínu skáldskapr, Latin poetry, 1 78; Látínu snillingr, a master in Latin, 181. -
5 stíll
* * ** * *m. [Lat. stilus], style, Bs. ii. 55: as a school term, Látínskr stíll, Latin composition. -
6 vers
* * *n. verse;Maríu vers, Ave Maria.* * *n. [Lat. versus], a verse; ástráð Catonis, þat er hann réð syni sínum í versum, Skálda (Thorodd) 164; klausur eða vers, 174: of Latin composition, les fyrir oss þat er þú hefir diktað—Hann las þar af vers er hann hafði gört til Frú Abbadísar á Stað—Legg af héðan af versagörð, sagði erki-biskup, ok studera heldr í kirkjunnar lögum, Bs. i. 799, 800; kenna sönglist ok versgörð, 239; höfuð-staf þésins rit ek hvergi nema í vers-upphafi, Skálda 168. In mod. usage ‘vers’ is said of the ‘verses’ of hymns, but else ‘vísa’ or ‘erindi’ (eyrendi), Máriu-vers = Ave Maria, Bs. i. 352.COMPDS: versabók, versagraðall, versagörð. -
7 versa
(að), v.1) to put into verse (versa sögu);2) to make verse.* * *að, to put into verse (Latin), opp. to dikta, of prose composition; framr í klerkdómi at dikta ok versa, Bs. i. 794; Galterus sá er versat hefir sögu þessa, Al. 30 (of the Alexandreis); bæði diktaði hann vel ok versaði, Bs. i. 239. -
8 versa-görð
f. verse-making, Latin composition, Skálda; versagörð ok bóka-list, Bs. i. 127. -
9 latínubók
f. Latin book, document, composition. -
10 latínubréf
n. Latin book, document, composition. -
11 latínudikt
n. Latin book, document, composition.
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