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1 borvél, bor
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2 heræfing
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3 bora
* * *I)f. bore, hole.(að), v. to bore, to bore holes in; bora rauf, to bore a hole;refl., borast fram, to push one’s way through a crowd.* * *u, f. a bore-hole, Grett. 125, 133, Fas. i. 393, Vm. 65.COMPD: borufoli. -
4 BORA
* * *I)f. bore, hole.(að), v. to bore, to bore holes in; bora rauf, to bore a hole;refl., borast fram, to push one’s way through a crowd.* * * -
5 æfa
* * *1.ð, [Germ. üben; Dan. öve], to exercise, quite a mod. word: æfing, f. an exercise.2.or æva, adv. abbreviated for æva-gi (= ever-not), like ei for ei-gi:—never; eina ögr-stund, æva skyldi! Vkv. 39; Gísli kvað þá vísu, er æva skyldi, G. said a verse that he never should (= hvað aldrei skyldi verit hafa), Gísl. 33: freq. in poetry, Skm. 26; æva til snotr sé, Hm. 53; æva ekki, never, Akv. 39; þó hann æva hendr, Vsp. 38; sá er æva þegir, Hm. 28; er ek æva kennig, 164; hví hlær þú æva? Gkv. 3. 1; jörð fannsk æva, Vsp. 3; er hón æva grét, Akv. 38; hverr æva þegir? Gsp.; far þú nú æva, Gg. 15. -
6 HEIMSKR
a. foolish, silly; verðr opt heitum heimskr maðr feginn, fair words often make a fool s heart rejoice.* * *adj. [heima], foolish, silly, prop. ‘homish,’ of one who has never been from home, as in the saying, heimskt er heimalit barn, homish ( silly) is the home-bred bairn: heimskr, drill, is opp. to horskr, Hm. 93; h. maðr, 19; heimskir halir, fools, bad men, Sdm. 24: the saying, verðr opt heitum heimskr maðr feginn, fair words make a fool’s heart leap for joy, Þorst. St. 55; heimskir menn, Nj. 33: an idiot, Grág. i. 177; h. ok úráðvandr, Fs. 51; sá skal hýðing valda er heimskastr er á þingi, N. G. L. i. 349: nicknames, Ketill Heimski, Hrafn H., Hreiðarr H., Óttarr H., Landn., Hdl., Fms.; cp. Lat. Brutus. -
7 ÞYRLA
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8 bragðalr
m. ‘twirling awl’, a kind of fire-drill.
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