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1 standast
* * *to be able to stand, keep one’s feet (T. rendi fyrir hann törgu, ok steðjaði hann yfir upp, ok stóðst þó); to be valid, hold good (í öðru skulu þín ráð standast, en eigi hér um); to stand, bear, tolerate;Kári stóðst þetta eigi, K. could not stand this;standast e-m, to be equal to, be a match for (Ö. var svá frœkinn maðr, at fáir stóðust honum);standast af e-m, to proceed, arise from one;af henni mun standast allt it illa, from her will arise all kind of ill;svá stenzt af um ferð mína, the matter stands so as to my journey;recipr., standast á, to stand opposite one another (bœr hans stóðst á ok konungs atsetr); to correspond, answer to each other, in regard to size, duration etc. (þat stóðst á nesit þvert ok fylking þeira);stóðst þat (allt féit) á endum ok þat, er G. átti at gjalda fyrir sik, it came just to what G. had to pay for himself;stenzt helfr í móti með þeim hjónum, they were rather at sixes and sevens, did not agree well.
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