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1 flaga
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2 flagna
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3 flakna
(að), v. to flake off, split.* * *að, to flake off, split, Fms. viii. 380, v. l. -
4 spilda
* * *u, f. [speldi], a flake or slice; hér er skjöldr er ek vil gefa þér—Ærnar á Grímr fóstri minn flagspildur, Ísl. ii. 32; spilda af ísi, a flake of ice. -
5 flaki
m. wicker-work shield (for defence in battle).* * *and fleki, a, m. a ‘flake,’ esp. a hurdle or shield wicker-work, used for defence in battle, Fms. ix. 30 (v. l.), 421, Hkr. ii. 11, Sks. 416 B. -
6 flyka
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7 SPÖNG
(gen. spangar, pl. spengr), f. spangle (varú lagðar yfir spengr af gulli); floe, flake of ice (Markarfljót féll í millum höfuðísa, ok váru spengr á hér ok hvar).* * *f., gen. spangar, pl. spengr and spangir; [A. S. and Germ. spang]:—a spangle; vórn lagðar yfir spengr af gulli, Eg. 698; hann görði af þeim spengr ok festi á altara, Stj. 330; spengr ok listur, 563: slárnar eðr spengrnar, 45; brynju-spangir, the spangles of mail, Edda (Ht.); járn-spöng, gull-s., q. v.; hjósk niðr spöngin, Rd. 278: of ice making a bridge across water, Markar-fjót féll milli höfuðísa, ok vórn á spengr hér ok hvar, Nj. 142; þar var mjó spöng yfir (viz. the river), Sturl. ii. 248. spanga-brynja, u, f. plate-mail, Ld. 276, Hkr. iii. 390.
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