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1 kurteisi
* * *f. courtesy, good manners, chivalry (hann lét kenna honum alls konar kurteisi).* * *f. (korteisi, Fms. x. 381, 393), courtesy, feat of chivalry, fine manners, grace; yfirlit ok k., Nj. 17, of a lady; góðra siða ok k., Sks. 242; görum þá k. ( good manners), segir Hrafn at vit færum þetta eigi í kappmæli, ok látum konung ráða, Ísl. ii. 236; kurteisis-kona, Fms. ii. 21: chivalry, hann lét kenna honum alls-konar k., i. 17; riddaraskap ok k., x. 381; manna bezt at sér görr í allri k., 393: pomp, með svá miklu drambi ok k., 232. -
2 sið-semd
f. habits; þá s. sem þeir hefði um vápna-burð. Fms. xi. 162; með hvílíkum hætti eðr s., Stj. 298.2. moral conduct, good manners, courtesy, decency; hafna ósiðum en taka siðsemd í staðinn, N. G. L. ii. 419; um siðsemdir ( courtesy) ok hæversku, 416; siðsemdar búnaðr, Mar.; siðsemdar þjónosta, id. -
3 hæveska
u, f., höveski, Sks. 273, 274, 276 B; also spelt hoverska; [a for. word from mid. H. G. hovesch; Germ. höflich, etc.]:—courtesy, good manners, esp. in regard to behaviour at table and the like; íþróttir ok h., Fms. i. 78; siðir ok h., vi. 71; þat er h. at hann kunni hversu hann skal haga klæðum sínum, Sks. 433; þat er h. at vera blíðr ok léttlátr, 264, 432; h. eða góðir siðir, 266: in mod. usage, of priggish ceremonies: fashion, höttr uppá hövesku Franseisa, Karl. 178. hæversku-lauss, adj. rude, Sks. 246. -
4 KURT
f. [for. word], courtesy, chivalry, good manners; þá kurt ( chivalrous feat) nam ek í Húnalandi, Þiðr, 57, Konr. 9; með kurt ok hævesku. Fas.: freq. in poets of the 15th to the 17th centuries, enga ber kurt, Hallgr.; hjartað mitt er hlaðit með kurt, a ditty, Ísl. Þjóðs. ii. 303. -
5 hœverska
f. courtesy, good manners. -
6 siðsemd
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