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41 YNDI
I) n. delight, happiness;njóta yndis, to enjoy happiness, live in bliss;þeira samfarar urðu ekki at yndi, their married life was not happy;nema, festa yndi á e-m stað, to feel happy in a place;ok hvárki nam hann yndi á Íslandi né í Nóregi, he found no rest in Iceland or in Norway.* * *older ynði, n. [A. S. wyn; Germ. wonne; Dan. ynde; see una, unaðr]:—a charm, delight; the primitive notion of an abode is still visible in such phrases as, nema yndi, prop. to take up one’s abode, to stay in a place, be fond of it; Kolskeggr tók skírn í Danmörku, en nam þar þá eigi yndi, ok fór austr í Garða-ríki, Nj. 121; ef hann vildi þar stað-festast ok nema yndi, Fms. i. 103; hann festi ekki yndi á Vindlandi síðan, viz. ( after her death) he could get no rest in Windland, 135; tók móðir hans sótt ok andaðisk, eptir þat festi Ásmundr eigi yndi í Noregi, Grett. 90; hann varð aldri glaðr, svá þótti honum mikit fráfall Ólafs konungs, ok hvárki nam hann yndi á Íslandi né í Noregi, he found no rest in Iceland or in Norway, Fms. iii. 26; lítið yndi hefi ek haft í konungdóminum, little ease, viii. 219; þeirra samfarar urðu ekki at yndi, their married life was not happy, Bs. i. 418; verðr eigi mér verr at ynði (ynþi MS.), Gkv. 2. 34.2. in mod. usage, a charm, delight; yndi að heyra, yndi að sjá, a delight to hear, to behold.COMPDS: yndifall, yndisbót, yndlshót, yndisstaðr. -
42 ör-lygi
n. another form for örlög, [mid. H. G. urliugi; cp. Dutch orlog = war; whence again mod. Dan. orlog = warfare at sea]:—fate, doom, generally conceived as coming in or by war; heyja eyrlygi, Eg. (in a verse); heyr undr mikit, heyr örlygi (‘hear words of doom’), heyr mál mikit, heyr manns bana! Gísl. 15, (these alliterative words are evidently a fragment of an old lay, see Mr. Dasent’s Transl. p. 30, l. c.) In Edda (Gl.) ‘örlygi’ is entered among the names of ‘battles:’ in a verse of Bragi, örlygis-draugr, a battle-worker, warrior; these are the only places in which we find the word, while in Dutch and Low Germ. it is common, but see örlög. -
43 bœnheyrðr
pp. willing to hear one’s prayers; (gørast bœnheyrðr við e-n). -
44 fagnaðareyru
n. pl., e-t fagnaðareyrum, to hear with joy. -
45 heyrðr
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