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21 hús-fastr
adj. ‘house-fast,’ domiciled, Grág. i. 207, ii. 409, N. G. L. ii. 258, Fms. vi. 13. -
22 jarð-fastr
adj. earth-fast, fixed in the earth; j. steinn, Fms. xi. 442, Fas. ii. 256, Finnb. 324; j. hæll, Stj. 417, v. l. -
23 land-fastr
adj. ‘land-fast,’ of a ship ashore, Nj. 10, Sturl. i. 224, Ver. 9, Bs. i. 526, Fb. ii. 386. -
24 líkn-fastr
adj. fast in goodwill, beloved, Hm. 124. -
25 lög-fastr
adj. ‘law-fast,’ domiciled, Grág. i. 243, 245, 381, ii. 39. -
26 nagla-fastr
adj. fastened with nails, Gþl. 346. -
27 nagl-fastr
adj. = naglafastr, Jb. 220. -
28 reyk-fastr
adj. full of smoke, Fbr. 168. -
29 rót-fastr
adj. ‘root-fast,’ rooted, fixed, Hkr. i. 71, Js. 17, Stj. 644 (v. l.), Pr. 462, Barl. 86, N. G. L. i. 40, 63. -
30 rúm-fastr
adj. bed-ridden. -
31 sam-fastr
adj. fast together, joined, connected, Stj. 307, Gþl. 459, Fms. iii. 153: sam-fast, adv. continuously; þrjú sumur samföst, Grág. i. 2; sjau daga samfast, 623. 18; mæla samfast við e-n, Ó. H. 71: þeir fóru ekki samfast, Fms. vii. 264; hvárt sem hann liggr samfast eðr eigi, Grág. i. 156; þeir fóru mjök samfast, Fms. viii. 218; róa s., Hkr. ii. 49. -
32 sál-fastr
adj. ‘soul-fast,’ firm of soul, Gísl. (in a verse). -
33 skuld-fastr
adj. ‘debt-fast,’ seized for debt, Lat. obaeratus, Grág. i. 233. -
34 stað-fastr
adj. steadfast, residing, abiding; s. á Haðalandi, Fms. x. 378.2. metaph. settled, steadfast, fixed; s. dómr, Sks. 598; staðfast í skapi e-s, fixed in one’s mind. Band.: steadfast, true, Blas. 44, Fs. 69, Bær. 11; staðfasta ást, 10. -
35 stjórn-fastr
adj. provided with a rudder; s. skip, Fms. vii. 47, Orkn. 152, Fas. ii. 20. -
36 svarð-fastr
adj. [svörðr], ‘sward-fast,’ swarded, turfed, with sward or sod; svarðfast land, Grág. ii. 291, 355. -
37 sveit-fastr
adj. dwelling in a sveit (I. 1), N. G. L. ii. -
38 timbr-fastr
adj. timber-fast, an epithet of a house, Ýt. -
39 trú-fastr
adj. [A. S. treowe-fast; Old Engl. true-fast; Dan. troe-fast]:—truthful, faithful, of belief: trusty, Bs. i. 392; hann var maðr trúfastr ok vel siðaðr, Eg. 770; vitr kona ok trúföst, Blas. 50: as a nickname of the English king Athelstan, Eg. 265, Fms. i. 15. -
40 veðr-fastr
adj. weather-bound, Grág. i. 454, Eg. 482.
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