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1 blómatími/-skeiî
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2 blómi, blómatími
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3 BLÓM
* * *n. bloom, blossom, flower; fig., í œsku blómi, in the flower of youth.* * *n. [Ulf. bloma, Matth. vi. 28; Engl. bloom; Germ. blume; A. S. blosma, Engl. blossom, answers to blómstr, qs. Lat. flos. The Icel. has not the primitive verb. Hel. blôan; Germ. blühen]:—a bloom, blossom, flower; hvít blóm á grasi, El. 24; lauf ok blóm ok aldin, 19; gras ok blóm, flowers, Edda 145 (pref.), Fms. v. 345; þótti honum á einum kvistinum fegrst b., Bárð. 164; ekki þótti henni blómit ( the bloom or blossom on the tree) svá mikit á vera sem hón vildi, Ísl. ii. 14; kóróna af dýrligum blómum, Bret.COMPDS: blómamikill, blómberandi, blómberanligr. -
4 blómi
* * *m. = blóm; fig., standa (vera) með blóma, miklum blóma, to thrive, prosper, flourish; í blóma aldrs síns, in the flower of his age.* * *a, m. [Ulf. bloma, m., Matth. vi. 28; v. blóm].1. pl. blooms, blossoms, flowers; þar hrörna aldri fagrir blómar, Clem. 40; hafa rauða blóma (acc. pl.), 655 xiv; allskonar fagra blóma, Fms. x. 241; heilir blómar, flores integri, Magn. 468; this use is now rare.2. sing. blooming; þat tré stendr ávalt síðan með blóma, in full bloom, 656 A. 23.3. esp. metaph. full bloom, prosperity; stóð hagr hans með hinum mesta blóma, Ísl. ii. 14, Band. 2, Fms. v. 346; í bloma aldrs síns (æsku blómi), in the bloom of life, viii. 29, vii. 108 ( with blooming face); á þeirra veldi var b. mjök langa hríð, Ver. 45, Sks. 758.4. the yolk in an egg; the phrase ‘lifa sem blómi í eggi,’ to live like the yolk in an egg, i. e. to live in perfect comfort. -
5 blóm-berandi
part. bloom-bearing, Stj. 14. -
6 blómstr
(-rs), m. = blóm( allan akrsins blómstr).* * *rs, m. bloom, blossom; allan akrsins blómstr, Stj. 29; sætan b., Sks. 630 B, 499; ‘flos’ is rendered by b., Stj. (pref.): in writers since the Reformation always neut.; allt eins og blómstrið eina, and glóandi blómstrið frítt, Hallgrímr, Snót 45; blóm and blómstr are synonymous, but blómi in common usage is metaph. = prosperity. -
7 FÍFILL
* * *m. dandelion.* * *m., dat. fífli, pl. fíflar, a dandelion; the withered fífill is called bifu-kolla, q. v.: used in compds of divers wild flowers of similar kind, unda-fífill or skari-fífill, hawk-weed; Jakobs-f., Jacob’s staff; fjalla-f., common avens or herb bennet, geum; heiða-f., liver-wort, hepatica alba; tún-f. = common fífill, Björn, Hjalt.: metaph. a flower, blossom; renna upp sem fífill í brekku, to run up like a weed on a bank (of youth); fegri man eg fífil minn, I mind when my bloom was fairer, i. e. remember happier days, Eggert. -
8 blómberandi
pr. p. bloom-bearing, flourishing. -
9 blómberanligr
a. bloom-bearing, flourishing. -
10 blómga
(að), v. to fertilize;refl., blómgast, to blossom, bloom; fig., to thrive, flourish, prosper (réttir siðir skyldu blómga fagrliga um norðrlönd). -
11 jarðarblómi
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