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1 barsmíîar, hÿîing
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2 HÚÐ
(pl. -ir), f. hide (of cattle).* * *f. (húðna, acc. with the article, Edda i. 370); [A. S. hûð; Engl. hide; O. H. G. hût; Germ. haut; Dan.-Swed. hud; Lat. cutis]:—a hide, of cattle; húð af nauti ( neat), en skinn at sauði ( sheep), N. G. L. i. 420; nauts-húð, but sauð-skinn; hörund, of a man; há (q. v.), of a horse; skrápr, of a shark; roð, of a fish; hvelja, of a whale, cyclopterus, etc., Eg. 69, Nj. 201, K. Þ. K. 38, Grág. ii. 403, Sturl. ii. 50, Dipl. v. 18; of a seal’s skin, Sks. 168, 179; húða-vara, Eg. 69; húða-fang, a supply of hides, N. G. L. i. 101.II. metaph. as a law term, of flogging or ‘hiding’ (as the phrase still is in vulgar Engl.); fyrirgöra húð sinni, to forfeit one’s hide; leysa húð sína, to redeem one’s skin from flogging, N. G. L. ii. 133, 168; berja húð af e-m, to flog, i. 10, 85.COMPDS: húðarlausn, húðfat, húðfatsbeðr, húðfatsfélagi, húðkeipr, húðlát, húðsekkr, húðskór, húðstroka, húðstrokinn, húðstrýking, húðstrýkja. -
3 hýðing
f. flogging (= húðstroka).* * *f. a ‘hiding’ (slang Engl.), flogging; sá skal hýðing valda er heimskastr er á þingi, a saying, N. G. L. i. 349, Grág. i. 456, Stj. 396. -
4 vandar-högg
n. a ‘wand-stroke,’ flogging, Bs. i. 871; in mod. usage a Law term for flogging as a punishment for theft or other such misdeeds; M.N. á að sæta … vandar-hagga refsingu, a standing law phrase in mod. Icel. sentences. -
5 á-barning
f. a thrashing, flogging, = barsmíð, Sturl. iii. 237. -
6 bar-dagi
a, m., prop. a ‘battle day,’ cp. eindagi, máldagi, skildagi:1. a law term, a beating, flogging, thrashing; ef maðr lystr mann þrjú högg eðr þrim fleiri, þat heitir b. fullr, N. G. L. i. 73, Grág. ii. 155, Post. 656 B, Blas. 42.2. a fight, battle (very freq.) = orrosta, Eg. 745, Nj. 45, etc.: metaph. a calamity, scourge (theol.), Sks. 112, 328, Fms. v. 214, Bs. i. 70.COMPDS: bardagafrest, bardagafýst, bardagagjarn, bardagaguð, bardagagyðja, bardagalaust, bardagalist, bardagalykt, bardagamaðr, bardagastef. -
7 bar-smíð
f. thrashing, flogging, Bs. i. 792, Grág. i. 456: pl. fight, row, Íb. 12, Grág. ii. 114. -
8 húð-lát
n. loss of one’s hide, i. e. a flogging, Grett. 161, Bs. i. 792. -
9 húð-stroka
u, f. a ‘hiding,’ flogging, Grett. 135, Thom. 331, Mar. -
10 húð-strýking
f. flogging, Pass. -
11 limi
* * *a, m., proncd. lími, [lim], a broom or rod of twigs, rod; barðr ok með lima húðstrokinn, Bær. 20; hann lætr ganga limann um bak honum ok báðar síður, Grett. 135; lét taka þá Svein alla, ok leggja fast lima á bak þeim, and lay the rod stoutly on their backs, Fms. vi. 189; limi söng harðan prima, the rod sang a harsh time ( on his back), Mork. 227, cp. Orkn. 188, (in the verse in the note) = ‘the waves did beat the ship:’ the mod. phrase, leggja sig í líma, prop. to lay oneself under the rod, to take great pains in a thing, work hard; sóp-limi, a sweeping besom. lima-högg, n. a flogging, Hkr. iii. 216. -
12 plága
* * *(að), v.1) to cultivate;2) to treat, entertain (vel plagaðir í mat ok drykk);3) to be used, wont.* * *1.u, f. the plague, torment, Bs. ii. 118, 160.2.u, f. [Gr.-Lat.], a ‘plague,’ chastisement, of flogging, Bs. i. 912.2. a plague = drepsótt; plágan mikla. -
13 skellr
I) (pl. -ir), m.1) clash, splash;2) slap, blow (sá hlaut skellinn, er skyldi).* * *m., pl. skellir, a loud splash; er hann heyrði skellina, the splash of one diving, Fær. 172: a smiting, beating, sá hlaut skellinn er skyldi, Nj. 141; hón skell um hlaut fyrir skillinga, Þkv. 32: rass-s., a flogging behind. -
14 ábarning
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15 barsmíð
m.1) thrashing, flogging;2) in pl., fight, row. -
16 húðlát
n. loss of one’s hide, flogging. -
17 húðstroka
f. flogging. -
18 vandarhögg
n. flogging.
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