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1 klárast
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2 launhæîinn
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3 òorna
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4 òorna upp
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5 òurr
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6 òurr, leiîinlegur
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7 òurrka
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8 òurrkaîur
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9 òurrt
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10 reka í vörîurnar
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11 fast land
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12 òerra, òurrka
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13 òurrhreinsa
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14 ÞURR
a. dry (hrár viðr eða þurr); þurr klæði, dry clothes; ganga þurrum fótum (or þurt) yfir ána, with dry feet, without wetting the feet; sitja þurt um allar vitundir, to be clear of all cognizance; á þurru, on dry land; fasta þurt (or við þurt), to fast on fish and vegetable food.* * *þurr, þurt, adj., the double r is radical, the latter being originally an s; for þurr is an assimilated form of þurs; before a consonant only one r is sounded (thus þurt not þurrt, þurðr not þurrðr); [Ulf. þaursus = ξηρός; O. H. G. durri; A. S. þyrr; Hel. þurri; Engl. dry; Germ. dürr; Dan. tör; Swed. torr; Lat. torr-idus]:—dry; hrár viðr eða þurr, Grág. ii. 298; viðr inn vind-þurri, Vkv.; þurr matr, þurran mat, dry, i. e. vegetable food, K. Þ. K. 138; fasta við þurt, … eta þurt, to fast on vegetable food, N. G. L.; þurr vóru öll eyja-sundin ok firðir, Fms. xi. 6; þurr jörð, Al. 77; fara þurrum fótum yfir …, ganga þurrum fótum um mitt hafit, Stj. 286, 287; fékk hann þar þurrari leið ok lengri, Hrafn. 4; á þurru landi, on dry land, Al. 50.2. neut., konungs-menn hlupu á valköstum þurt yfir ána, Fms. vi. 67; ef þá má eigi ganga þurt í hólminn, Grág. i. 18; fasta þurt, to dry-fast, i. e. to abstain from dry food, Ld. 200; ok eigi tvímælis-laust hvárt þér munit þurt hafa um setið allar vitundir, whether ye be clear of all cognisance, Sturl. iii. 261; á þurru, on dry land, Fas. i. 152; enda má ek þó eigi þurt af hálmi bera, at ek hafa ekki um talat, Fb. iii. 402. þurra-frost, n. a dry frost, Fær. 56 (and as a nickname); síðan görði þurra-frost ok færðir góðar, Valla L. 216.B. COMPDS: þurrabúð, þurrfasta, þurrfjallr, þurrfætis, þurrleikr, þurrlendi, þurrligr, þurrlyndi, þurrlyndr, þurrviðri. -
15 ÞERRA
I)(-ða, -ðr), v.1) to dry, make dry (þerra hey, föt);2) to dry, wipe (griðkona þerði fœtr sína á þúfu); hann þerði blóðit af andlitinu, he wiped the blood off the face; hón tók skikkjuna ok þerði með blóðit alit, and wiped off all the blood with it; þerra sér á e-u, to wipe oneself on or with a thing.f. towel, = handklæði.* * *ð, in mod. usage að, [Ulf. ga-þairsan; Dan. törre; cp. Lat tergo; Gr. τερσέσθαι; see þurr]:—to dry, to wipe; hann þó sik ok þerrði á hvítum dúk, and wiped himself on a white towel, Fs. 5; er þú þerrir Gram (the sword) á grasi, Fm. 25; hann þerrði blóðit af andlitinu, Fb. ii. 359; þerra sér um brá með hvítri hendi, Hallfred; þerra af sér sveita, Kormak; á þér munu þau þerra þat, they will wipe it out on thyself, of a blot, Ls. 4; griðkona þín þerrir fætr sína á leiði mínu, Fms. i. 254; þ. af oss synda-dust með iðranar-hendi, Hom. (St.); hón þó fætr hans í tarum ok þerrði hári sínu, Greg. 45; Guð mun þerra öll tár af þeirra augum, Rev. xxi. 4; þerra blóð ok sveita af e-m, Blas. 45; hón tók skikkjuna ok þerrði með blóðit allt, Nj. 171; af þerrar (= þerrir) klár öll þeirra tár, ástar koss margan gefr, Hallgr.; hann mælti við konu þá er honum þerrði, of bathing, Sturl. iii. 111.2. to dry; þerra úti föt, K. Þ. K. 82; þerra hey, Grág. ii. 276; sólin hefir þerrt sanda þessa með sínum hita, Al. 50. Mod. usage distinguishes between þerra, to wipe, and þurka to dry. -
16 þurka
I)(að), v. to dry, make dry (gerðu þeir mikinn eld ok þurkuðu sik).f.1) drought, dryness;2) towel.* * *1.að, [Dan. tørkne], to dry, make dry, Eg. 204, Jb. 249, K. Þ. K. 83, Barl. 115, Pr. 474; hann tók dúkinn, ok þurkaði sér á miðjum, … þar kemr enn ef Guð lofar, at vér þykkjum þess verðir at þ. oss á miðjum dúki, Fms. vi. 322; þeir slógu fyrst hey mikit, síðan þurkuðu þeir ok færðu í stórsæti, Eb. 150; þ. heyit …, nema því heyi er Þórgunna þurkaði, 260.2.u, f. a towel, Sturl. iii. 111 C, and so in mod. usage; skó-þurka, a shoe-wiper.2. drought, dryness, Stj. 591, Mar. þurku-samr, adj. dry, droughty, of a season; þ. sumar, Bs. i. 245. -
17 FAUSKR
(-s, -ar), m. a rotten dry log (fúinn fauskr, forn fauskr).* * *m. (fouski, a, m., Hom. 152), a rotten dry log, esp. dug out of the earth; fausk ok fúka, Barl. 206; f. ok stofna, Grág. ii. 297, Jb. 239, Bs. ii. 183, Barl. 134; fauska-gröptr, m. digging dry logs out of the earth for fuel, Landn. 303.II. metaph. of an old man, ertú náliga f. einn, Róm. 195; sem fúinn f., Karl. 361. Hom. l. c.; karl-fauskr, an old man. -
18 þerra
I)(-ða, -ðr), v.1) to dry, make dry (þerra hey, föt);2) to dry, wipe (griðkona þerði fœtr sína á þúfu); hann þerði blóðit af andlitinu, he wiped the blood off the face; hón tók skikkjuna ok þerði með blóðit alit, and wiped off all the blood with it; þerra sér á e-u, to wipe oneself on or with a thing.f. towel, = handklæði.* * *u, f. a towel, Hm. 4, Nj. 176, Sturl. iii. 111, Hkr. iii. 129. -
19 þerrir
(gen. -is, pl. -ar), m.1) drying; breiða e-t til þerris, to spread it out for drying;2) dry weather (um haustit kómu þerrar góðir).* * *m. dryness, of weather, dry weather, esp. such as is wanted in summer for drying hay; it is a household word in Icel.; eptir þat mun verða gott til þerra (gen. pl.) hinn næsta hálfan mánuð, Eb. 150; um kveldit görði þerri góðan ok þornaði heyit, 260; til þerris, for drying, Ld. 290; breiða klæði til þerris, Fms. iii. 184; ú-þerrir, wetness, a wet season; rifa-þerrir, a scorching dry day. þerra-leysi, n. a lack ofþerrir, Bs. i. 144. -
20 þorna
(að), v. to become dry, dry þornaup.* * *að, to become dry, Glúm. 364, Eb. 260, Bs. i. 339, Ísl. ii. 131, 364, Greg. 58, Al. 95, Sks. 28, Barl. 78, Stj. 589.2. metaph. in the rhyming phrase, morna ok þorna, to ‘peak and pine,’ Fas. ii. 235.3. part. þornaðr, dried; dauðr ok þornaðr limr, Fms. i. 229.
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Dry — (dr[imac]), a. [Compar. {Drier}; superl. {Driest}.] [OE. dru[yogh]e, druye, drie, AS. dryge; akin to LG. dr[ o]ge, D. droog, OHG. trucchan, G. trocken, Icel. draugr a dry log. Cf. {Drought}, {Drouth}, 3d {Drug}.] 1. Free from moisture; having… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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dry — adj 1 Dry, arid mean devoid of moisture. Dry may suggest freedom from noticeable moisture either as a characteristic or as a desirable state {a dry climate} {1dry clothing} {dry land} {dry provisions} … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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dry up — {v.} 1. To become dry. * /The reservoir dried up during the four month drought./ 2. To disappear or vanish as if by evaporating. * /The Senator s influence dried up when he was voted out of office./ 3. {slang} To stop talking. Often used as a… … Dictionary of American idioms
dry — 〈[ draı] Adj.〉 trocken, herb, ohne Zuckerzusatz (Wein, Sekt) [engl.] * * * dry [dra̮i ] <indekl. Adj.; nachgestellt [engl. dry, verw. mit ↑ trocken]: (von Sekt, Wein o. Ä.) herb, trocken. * * * dry [draɪ; englisch »trocken«], … Universal-Lexikon
