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21 til-vonandi
part. to be expected, future. -
22 ván-ligr
adj. likely, to be expected, Fms. vi. 301, Hkr. iii. 60 (v. l.), Odd. 8. -
23 vildr
(compar. vildri or vildari, superl. vilztr or vildastr), a.1) agreeable (era sá vinr öðrum, er vilt eitt segir);2) good, choice, esp. in compar. and superl. better, best; honum var ekki vildara af ván, he expected nothing better; vildra sverð, better sword.* * *adj., compar. vildri and vildari, ‘willed,’ i. e. chosen, choice, good; vildir menn = vildar menn. Dropl. 25; vildri hestar, Karl. 334; hinn vildasta vápnhest minn (cp. Dan. vælig), MS. 4. 6; vildra sverð, a finer sword, 30, Karl. 332; með hinum vildastum klæðum, Str. 12; skikkju muni vildri, a cloak a good deal better, Fms. vii. (in a verse); gangvera þeim sem þú hefir vildastan til …, vildasta yfirhöfn, Sks. 286; vildastan miklu, the very best man, Sighvat; ef ekki eru vildari föng á, if there is no better choice, Fær. 207, Bs. i. 66; kauss hann þann af sem honum þótti vildastr, Fms. ii. 165; honum var ekki vildara af ván, he could expect nothing better, Eg. 364; kvaðsk þat gjarna vilja ef Grími væri þat nokkoro vildara, … vildra ok öruggra, better and safer, Magn. 468. -
24 VÍSS
* * *a.1) certain (þótti honum sér þá vísari dauði en líf); þótt ek vita vísan bana minn, though I know my death is sure; verða e-s v., to ascertain, become aware of (ek mun þessa brátt v. verða af konungi); impers., þessa mun aldri víst verða, this will never be known; verða e-s v. um e-t, af e-u, to get some information of, as to; víss vitandi, knowingly, intentionally;2) wise (I. var inn vísasti maðr í öllu);3) known (nú liðu svá sex vetr, at þetta varð eigi vist);4) neut. as adv., vita e-t víst, to know for certain; þat vil ek víst, surely I will; víst eigi, certainly not, by no means; at vísu, certainly, surely (hann hefir þat at vísu í hug sér); til víss, for certain (sjá, vita kenna e-t til víss) fyrir víst = til víss; acquainted with (dvergar veggbergs vísir).* * *adj., gen. pl. víssa, Skm. 17; dat. sing. f. víssi (like hvassa, laussa, laussi); [Ulf. weis, in hindar-weis, un-weis, fulla-weis; A. S. wîs; Engl. wise; O. H. G. wisi; Germ. weise; Dutch wijze; Dan.-Swed. vis]:—certain; þótt ek vita vísan bana minn, Nj. 95; liðu svá sex ár at þetta varð ekki víst, was not known, Ísl. ii. 200; vísar eignir konungs (= vísaeyrir), Fms. vii. 20; úvísa-vargr, see p. 667; verða e-s víss, to ascertain, become aware of; þessa mun ek skjótt víss verða, Nj. 11; ek mun þessa brátt víss verða af konungi, Eg. 54; göra hann varan við svikræði, er hann varð víss, Fms. vi. 41; verða víss þessarrar ráða-görðar, Nj. 80; er Egill er víss orðinn þessara tíðenda, Eg. 406; er þeir vóru vísir orðnir alls ins sanna, 123; mun þessa aldri víst verða, Fb. i. 554: vís ván, þá er þó vís ván, at þeygi vili allir til eins færa ef máli skiptir allra helzt í lögum, Skálda (Thorodd); þá skjótumk ek yfir, sem vís ván er, as is to be expected, id.II. wise; vísa menn af ú-vísum, Stj. 191, v. l.; inn vísi sagna-maðr Josephus, 43; Ingjaldr var enn vísasti maðr í öllu, Fas. ii. 505, Rb. 466: allit., víssa Vana (gen. pl.), Skm. 17; með vísum Vönum, Vþm. 39, but in this sense ‘vitr’ (q. v.) is more used.III. neut. as adverb (Germ. ge-wiss); má slíkt víst útrúligt þykkja, Fms. x. 309; þar eru víst píslar-staðir, Sks. 154; vita e-t víst, to know for certain, Rb. 2; þat vil ek víst, surely I will, Nj. 41; þeir báðu hann drekka soðit, hann vill þat víst eigi, that he would by no means do, Fms. i. 35; víst eigi, certainly not, Sturl. i. 84 C; it vísasta, most certainly, Hom. 5; at vísu, certainly, surely; hann hefir þat at vísu í hug sér, Ld. 40; vill konungr nú at vísu láta undan bera, Fms. xi. 69: til víss, for certain; hann lézk kenna Bæring til víss, Bær. 16; er Æsirnir sá þat til víss, at þar var bergrisi kominn, Edda 26; þat vitum vér til víss, at …, Fms. xi. 380; sjá fyrir víst, Stj. 213.IV. víss vitandi, intentionally, knowingly; in two words, göra víss vitandi, Stj. 39; enda varðar ok fjörbaugs-garð öllum þeim mönnum sem samskipa fénu fara útan vísir vitendr, Grág. (Kb.) i. 243; at hann hafi þá konu fastnat víss vitandi, ii. 35: in mod. usage, vís-vitandi, indecl., in one word.V. of mind or manners, in compds as bragð-víss, wily; dramb-víss, læ-víss, qq. v. -
25 væntan-ligr
adj. to be expected. -
26 ör-vænn
adj. beyond expectation, past hope; fyrir hann var einskis örvænt orðs né verka, anything could be expected from him, he was able to do anything. Ísl. ii. 326; þó er eigi örvænt (‘tis not unlikely) at ek hafa ámæli af konu minni, Nj. 65; eigi er örvænt at skjótt steypi hans ríki, Fms. i. 207. -
27 ör-vænta
t, to despair, with gen., Ísl. ii. 160, Fms. x. 219, 352: enskis ílls örvænti ek fyrir yðr, there is no wicked thing that may not be expected from you, Ísl. ii. 160, freq. in mod. usage.2. reflex., Fms. vi. 410, Fb. iii. 391. -
28 líkindi
n. pl.1) likelihood, probability; l. eru á e-u or til e-s, it is probable; vera (fara) at líkindum, to be (go) as might be expected; ráða (sjá) e-t at líkindum, to guess at a thing; frá líkindum, beyond likelihood, extraordinary (þótti honum frá líkindum, hversu þungr hann var); til líkinda við, in comparison with;2) semblance, trace (um morguninn eptir sá engi l. Danavirkis). -
29 líkligr
a.1) likely, probable (gør af drauminum slíkt er þér sýþnist líkligast); Þorsteini var þar vel fagnat, sem líkligt var, as might be expected; gøra sik líkligan til e-s, to show oneself inclined to;2) eligible, preferable, suitable (nú þykkir Eyjúlfi þetta et líkligasta). -
30 úvænn
a.2) not to be expected, not likely (þykkir mér úvænna, at hann komi skjótt á minn fund); úvænn til e-s, unlikely to a thing; e-t horfir úvænt, it looks hopeless. -
31 vánligr
a. likely, to be expected. -
32 ørvæni
n. ‘non-expectation’; vissi engi hans náttstað, ok engi hans ørvæni, nobody knew when he might not be expected, no one fell safe from him. -
33 ørvænn
a. beyond expectation, past hope; fyrir hann var einskis ørvænt, anything might be expected from him; eigi er ørvænt, at, it is not unlikely, it is to be looked for, that (eigi er ørvænt, at skjótt steypist hans riki). -
34 ørvænta
(-nta, -nt), v. to despair, with gen.; einskis ills ørvænti ek fyrir yðr, there is no wicked thing that may not be expected from you; ørvænta sér e-s, to despair of;refl., ørvæntast e-s = ørvænta sér e-s.
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