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21 myki-kvísl
f. a dung-fork, Fms. i. 75 (x. 222). -
22 rang-byrði
n. [röng], the gunwale (?); Án skaut einum fork undir rangbyrðit á skútunni, Fas. ii. 355. -
23 saur-kvísl
f. n dung-fork, Fb. i. 77. -
24 tjálgr
n. [A. S. telgor = a branch, bough; Gr. δολιχός; Let. dilgas]:—a prong, fork (?), an obsolete word, which occurs only twice, viz. handar-tjálgr, ‘hand-prongs’ i. e. the arms or the fingers (?), Sighvat; uxu tjálgur, langir leggir ok ljótt höfuð, Fas. iii. 18 (in a verse). -
25 TJÚGA
f. pitch-fork.* * *taug, tugu, toginn; an ancient obsolete verb; [Ulf. tiúhan, = ἄγειν. όδηγειν; O. H. G. ziuhan; Germ. ziehen; cp. Lat. ducere—is in the Icel. and Norse only preserved in the part. toginn]:—to draw; enn togni hjörr, a drawn sword, Merl. 2. 66; með sverð um togin, Hkm. 9; tognum sverðum (Germ. ge-zogenes schwert), Darr.; toginn skjómi, Vellekla; cp. the derivatives toga, teygja, as also in tjúga. -
26 tjúgari
m. poet. destroyer (tungls tjúgari).* * *a, m., prop. a pitch-fork; hence poët. tungls tjúgari, the pitch-forker of the moon, who forks the moon out of heaven, Vsp. -
27 TÖNG
* * *(gen. tangar, pl. tangir and tengr), f. smith’s tongs (taka e-t, ná e-u, með töng).* * *f., gen. tangar, pl. tangir and tengr: the gen. tangu, Þd., refers to a form tanga, u, f., dat. töngu, Sturl. i. 121 (vellum), but else töng; [A. S. tanga; Engl. tongs; Germ. zange; Dan. tang; cp. tangi]:—a smith’s tongs; tangir ok tól, Vsp.; dregit á með rauðum steini hamarr ok töng, fyrir því at smiðr var faðir hans, Þiðr. 98; hamar, töng ok steðja, Edda 9; tók Geirröðr með töng járnsíu glóandi, 61; skerðu til járnsins svá at vel megi ná með tönginni, … síðan tók Þormóðr töngina ok kipði braut örinni, Ó. H. 223; drógu tveir karlar beinit með töngu, Sturl. i. 121 (töng, Bs. i. 425, l. c.); eigi þykkjumk ek slíkar tengr séð hafa, such tiny tongs, i. e. limbs so poorly knit, Grett. 119; kalla má höndina long axla, Edda; tangar-armr, the tongs-fork, Þiðr. 96; spenni-t., klýpi-t., ‘clip-tongs,’ pincers: in N. G. L. i. 349 for ‘töng’ eða reipi, read ‘taug’ eða reipi. tangar-hald, n. a tongs-hold. -
28 ÞARI
m. sea-weed.* * *a, m. [Dan. tarre; Shetl. tarri- in tarricrook, a fork to gather sea-weed with]:—sea-weed, Lat. alga; þari and þang are almost synonymous; hann grefsk milli tveggja steina, ok berr á sik ofan þarann, Fbr. 103 new Ed., Grág. ii. 358; land eigandi á þara allan, 359; beltis-þari = fucus saccharius; Skíði datt er skyldi hann skjótt á þaranum ganga, Skíða R.; brenna þara, Frissb. 255.COMPDS: þarabelti, þarabrúk, þaranytjar. -
29 akrkvísl
f. dung-fork, = mykikvísl. -
30 saurkvísl
f. dung-fork, = saurmykikvisl. -
31 tjúguskegg
n. fork-beard, a nickname (of King Sveinn of Denmark).
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