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1 gnístan
f. gnashing.* * *f. gnashing of teeth, in the phrase, óp ok tanna g., Post. 656 C. 30; spelt gnístran, Matth. viii. 12, xiii. 42, 50, xxii. 13, xxiv. 51, xxv. 30, Luke xiii. 28. -
2 gnastan
f. a gnashing, Hom. 70. -
3 gníst
n. a gnashing, Nikulás-d. 56. -
4 ÓP
* * *n.1) shout, shouting, crying (þá varð óp mikit at lögbergi ok úhljóð);2) weeping, crying (sló síðan ópi á barnit).* * *n. [cp. Ulf. wôpjan = φωνειν, βοαν; A. S. wôp; Engl. whoop, weep]:—a shouting, crying:1. without the notion of weeping; með ópi ok eggjan, Stj. 365; heyrðu þeir óp mikit, Fs. 143; þá varð óp mikit ( a great shouting) at Lögbergi, Nj. 15; en er Egill heyrði óp þat, Eg. 296; æpa sigr-óp, shouting victory, id., 298, Fms. viii. 141, Karl. 365, 368; her-óp, a war-whoop, Nj. 245, Eg. 80. Ó. H. 107, Orkn., Stj. passim; hrinda upp ópi, to raise the war-cry. Fas. i. 254 (in a verse).2. a crying, weeping aloud; þá setti hann upp mikit óp, ok í þeim angistar ekka, … gráta með ópi miklu, Stj. 167; stóð hann þar ok grét aumliga, þessi maðr bað hann ganga inn í búðina ok taka af sér ópit, Ölk. 35; óps ok ýlfranar, Matth. ii. 18; óp og tanna gnístan, weeping and gnashing of teeth, xiii. 50; setr hon upp stór óp, she set up a great howling, Bs. ii. 87; sló síðan ópi á barnit, the child began to weep, i. 341; þeir sögðu konu hans þenna atburð, en hón kunni ílla ok grét hátt … hann taldi sér leiðask óp hennar, Edda 48. -
5 tanna-gnastran
f. a gnashing of teeth, Fms. iii. 168; so also, -
6 gnísting
f. gnashing. -
7 tannagnastran
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8 tannagnistr
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