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1 hvítr
adj., fem. hvít, neut. hvítt* * *п. белыйг. hveits, д-а. hwīt (а. white), д-в-н. hwīz (н. weiss), ш. vit, д. hvid, нор. hvit; к р. свет? -
2 brá·hvítr
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3 brún·hvítr
adj. -
4 drif·hvítr
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5 fann·hvítr
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6 mjall·hvítr
adj. -
7 skegg·hvítr
adj. -
8 snjó·hvítr
adj. -
9 snæ·hvítr
adj.белоснежный, = snjóhvítr -
10 svan·hvítr
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11 álpt
f., pl. álptir и elptrпосл. þegar hrafninn verðr hvítr en álptin svǫrt — когда ворон станет белым, а лебедь — чёрным (о том, что никогда не случится)☞ Общепринятое слово, в то время как svanr только поэт.; во всех топонимах, связанных с лебедями, используется ‘álpt’, а не ‘svan’: Álpta-fjǫrðr, -nes, -mýri; Svanshóll происходит от личного имени ‘Svanr’. В Gylfag. 16 сказано, что в источнике Урд живут два лебедя, и вся эта порода птиц происходит оттуда. -
12 fǫnn
f., gen. fannar, pl. fannir1) снегhvítr sem fǫnn nýfallin — белый, как свежевыпавший снег
2) сугроб, снежный занос
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