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2 skoîun, rannsókn
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3 á-reið
f. a charge of cavalry, Hkr. iii. 162, Fms. vii. 56: an invasion of horsemen, x. 413: at present a law term, a visitation or inspection by sworn franklins as umpires, esp. in matters about boundaries. -
4 á-sjá
(old form ásjó, Niðrst. 5, Hom. 35), f., gen. ásjá, the mod. gen. úsjár seems only to occur in late or even paper MSS.I. a looking after, help, protection; ætla til ásjá, to hope for it, Lv. 75, Ld. 42, Fms. i. 289; biðja e-n ásjá, to ask one for help, protection, Nj. 26 (Ed. ásjár prob. wrongly); sækja e-n til ásjá, to seek one’s help, Bs. i. 82 (ásjár the paper MSS.)β. superintendence, inspection; með spekiráðum ok á., Fms. x. 178; með á. Magnúss konungs, Js. 23, Hom. 35.II. one’s look, appearance, shape, Fms. i. 97; í manns ásjó, in the shape of man, Niðrst. 5 (= ásýnd).COMPD: ásjámál. -
5 á-sjón
f. superintendence, inspection, Js. 46; gen. ásjónar, used as adv. = eye’s view (= sjónhending), in a straight direction, Vm. 135. -
6 baug-reið
f. a law term, an official inspection (in Norway) to measure the breadth of the highway, defined, Gþl. 412–414. -
7 um-skygning
f. an overlooking, inspection, D. N.; umskygningar-maðr, a scout, Stj. 522, v. l. -
8 vápnaþing
n. muster, wapenshaw (um morgininn átti konungr vápnaþing ok kannaði lið sitt).* * *n. [Scot. wappenshaw, Old Mortality], a ‘weapon show,’ muster, a meeting where all the franklins had to appear and produce for inspection the arms which every man was lawfully bound to have, Gþl. 106; um morguninn átti konungr v., ok kannaði lið sitt, Fms. ix. 478; hafi hann atgeirinn til Valhallar ok beri þar fram á vápna-þingi, Nj. 119. -
9 yfir-sýn
f. a look, appearance, Hkr. iii. 364: show = yfirbragð, Fms. ix. 433: a survey, inspection, meta þetta fé eptir y. þeirra manna sem biskup nefndi til, Dipl. i. 7; undir y. greinds Herra Pettars, v. 18; eptir boðskap ok y. erkibiskups, on the order and under the superintendance of, MS. 671. 17, H. E. i. 517. -
10 ásjá
I)(gen. ásjár), f.1) help, aid, protection (biðja e-n ásjár);2) superintendence, inspection;3) appearance, shape.a. handsome, pretty. -
11 ásjón
f. superintendence, inspection = ásýn. -
12 yfirsjón
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