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101 nam-bur-šu-ma
wr. nam-bur-šu-ma "position as buršuma-official" -
102 numun₂-bur
wr. numun2-bur; numun2-bur2 "rushes" -
103 numun₂-bur₂
wr. numun2-bur; numun2-bur2 "rushes" -
104 saĝ-bur
wr. saĝ-bur "priest" -
105 šag₄-bur-šu-na₂-a
wr. šag4-bur-šu-na2-a "a disease" -
106 u₃-bur
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107 Faradays bur
Faraday's cage -
108 af-burðr
m. (also spelt abb-), odds, balance, bias, success (cp. bera af, to prevail); kvað honum eigi annat vænna til afburðar, in order to get the better of it, Sd. 166; sá hann at engi varð afburðrinn, they fought ‘aequo Marte,’ Sturl. ii. 74; hann ætlaði sér afburð, he meant to keep the odds in his own hand, Ísl. ii. 450; skal nú faraí haustvíking, ok vilda ek, at hon yrði eigi með minnum afburðum, less glorious, Orkn. 464.II. gen. sing. and pl. afburðar-, a-, freq. used as a prefix in some COMPDS with the notion of gloriously, with distinction. afburðar-digr, adj. very thick, biðr. 24. afburða-fræknligr, adj. very gallant, Ísl. ii. 369. afburðar-járn, n. excellent iron, Fms. x. 173. afburðar-maðr, m. a man of mark, Rb. 316, Orkn. 474, Grett. 133, Finnb. 318. afburðar-mikill, adj. conspicuous, Fms. v. 181. afburðar-skip, n. a fine ship, Fas. iii. 106. afburðar-vel, adv. very well, Hkr. ii. 265, Fms. ix. 515. afburðar-vænn, adj. very fine, Fas. i. 182. -
109 at-burðr
ar, m. pl. ir, [bera at, accidere.]1. a chance, hap, accident; verðr sá a., it so happened, Nj. 54, Vápn. 49; af (með) atburð, accidentally, perchance, Mart. 126, El. 5, 9, Mar. 656 ii. 16; með hverjum atburðum, how, by what chance? Róm. 287, Eluc. 12; slikt kalla ek a. en eigi jartein, such things I call an accident but not a miracle, Sturl. ii. 54; fyrir a. sakir hreysti hans, because of his valour, Skálda 189, Sks. 147.2. esp. in pl., events, matters, circumstances; dráp Bárðar ok þá atburði er þar höfðu orðit, Bard’s death and the events that had happened, Eg. 222; Ólafr sagði honum alla atburði um sitt mál, O. told him minutely how his matters stood, Hkr. i. 193; þær sem skýra í hverjum atburðum menn fella á sik fullkomið bann, under what circumstances …, H. E. i. 462. -
110 á-burðr
ar, m. a charge (bera á, accusare’); varði mik eigi þess úburðar, Fms. ii. 57, Rd. 236.β. medic. salve, ointment (bera á, to smear), Bs. ii. 180.γ. pomp or bravery in dress (berast á, to puff oneself up), in the COMPDS aburðar-klæði, n. fine clothes, showy dress, Bar. 5.δ. a horse load: áburðar-hestr, m. a pack-horse, = klyfja hestr. áburðar-maðr, m. a dressy, showy person, a dandy, Fms. iv. 255, Orkn. 208. áburðar-mikill, adj. puffed up, showy, Ld. 248. áburðar-samligr and áburðar-samr, adj. id., Sks. 452, 437. -
111 ára-burðr
m. the movement of the oars, in the phrase, vera undir áraburði e-s, to be in one’s boat, i. e. under one’s protection, esp. as regards alimentation or support, Hrafn. 30; ráðast undir áraburð e-s, to become one’s client, Ld. 140. -
112 barn-burðr
ar, m. childbearing, childbirth, Grág. i. 375. -
113 biskups-búr
n. a ‘bishop’s-bower,’ chamber for a bishop, Sturl. ii. 66. -
114 boð-burðr
m. a carrying of the boð, 4. β, Gþl. 432, 436, Jb. 180. -
115 búa-kviðburðr
m. = búakviðr, Grág., Nj. -
116 eignar-búr
n. one’s own barn, N. G. L. i. 383. -
117 eptir-burðr
m. second birth, Stj. Gen. xxxviii. 29. -
118 fjár-burðr
m. bribery, Fms. vi. 12. -
119 fóta-burðr
m. the bearing of the feet, gait, Bs. i. 670. -
120 fram-burðr
m. delivery, esp. of a speech: með snjöllum framburði, Fms. ii. 199, Stj. 151, 260, 261: specially a law term, pleading, delivery, Grág. i. 42; f. um kviðinn, delivery of the verdict, Nj. 87: in mod. usage a gramm. term, pronunciation.
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