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21 land-eyða
u, f. land-waster, the name of a standard, Fms. vi, viii: = landauðn, iv. 126: mod. a tramp, scout. -
22 land-fall
n. a land slip, Pm. 88. -
23 land-fastr
adj. ‘land-fast,’ of a ship ashore, Nj. 10, Sturl. i. 224, Ver. 9, Bs. i. 526, Fb. ii. 386. -
24 land-flæmdr
part. driven off the land, exiled, Bret. 28, Flóv. 24. -
25 land-fúss
adj. eager to make the land, of sailors, Krók. 45. -
26 land-garðr
m. ‘land-fence,’ poët. the sea, Fms. vii. (in a verse). -
27 land-gæði
n. pl. the good of the land. -
28 land-gæzla
u, f. defence of the land, Hkr. i. 93. -
29 land-gögn
n. pl. produce, emolument of the land, Ám. 2, Dipl. iii. 10. -
30 land-hluti
a, m. (hlutr), a share of land, Jm. 25, Sd. 138. -
31 land-karl
m. the land carles, common folk, Sighvat. -
32 land-kaup
n. the purchase of land, Grág. ii. 213, Sturl. ii. 12, Ld. 210.2. in Norse, a fine to be paid to the king, by one exiled or banished, N. G. L. i. 154, 156. -
33 land-konungr
m. king of the land, Fas. i. 501. -
34 land-kostir
m. pl. the qualities, good things of the land, Eg. 99, 116, Fs. -
35 land-lega
u, f. lying on land, not putting to sea, of fishermen. -
36 land-lyritr
m. full possession, title of land, see lyritr, Grág. ii. 225. -
37 land-menn
m. pl. = landsmenn, Fms. v. 27: the name of the people of a district in Icel. called Land, D. I. i. 580. -
38 land-munr
m., esp. in pl. longing for land, home-sickness, nostalgia: in the phrase, e-m leika landmunir, to feel homesick; féll honum þat vel í skap, lék landmunr mikill á at fara í Noreg ok taka þar við ríki sem frændr hans höfðu fyrr haft, Ó. H. 200; Auðunn kvaðsk vilja fylgja honum, ok léku honum landmunir, Bjarn. 16, (Ed. létu heim at landinu erroneously, see Ný Fél. xviii. 160); þá léku honum landmunir at sækja vestr til Eyja, Orkn. 136; þeir er þar höfðu átt eigur ok frændr ok vini, ok léku þeim landmunir til heimferðar, Ó. H. 194. -
39 land-norðr
m. ‘land-north,’ north-east, opp. to út-norðr = the north-west, a phrase borrowed from the Scandin. continent (see landsuðr), Fs. 22, K. Þ. K. 138, Grág. ii. 283, Sks. 173, Bs. ii. 48, Bjarn. (in a verse). -
40 land-ráðandi
part. a ruler of the land, Lex. Poët.
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