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1 brigzli
n. reproach, blame; fœra e-m e-t í brigzli, hafa e-m e-t at brigzlum, to upbraid one with a thing, to throw a thing in one’s teeth; eilíft brigzli, everlasting reproach.* * *and brigzl, n., chiefly in pl. blame, shame, Stj. 176. Gen. xxx. 23; b. ok álygi, Hom. 76, Fms. i. 270, ii. 69; eilíft b., everlasting shame, x. 222; færa e-m e-t í brigzli, to throw a thing in one’s teeth, Lv. 59; hafa at brigzlum, Nj. 223; brigzla-lauss, blameless, Fms. viii. 136.II. medic. callificatio ossium, the callus left after bone-fractures.
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