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1 gáfulegur, skynsamlegur
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2 greindur, gáfaîur
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3 hygginn
a. wise, prudent, intelligent (þeir er hyggnastir vóru).* * *adj. clever, intelligent, discreet, Ísl. ii. 341, Fms. v. 221, xi. 17, 33, Sd. 178, Grág. i. 175. N. G. L. i. 231; hyggnir menn, Post. 33, Karl. 352, 359. -
4 skilinn
a.1) clear, distinct (skilin orð);2) intelligent (s. til orða).* * *adj. [skilja; Scot. skeely], distinct; skilin orð, clear, distinct words, Hm. 135; tala hátt ok snjallt ok skilit, Konr. 56; svá skýrt ok skilit, Bs. ii. 16; til þess at þá verði skilnari frásögnin, Róm. 108; snjallr ok skilinn í öllu framferði, Mar. -
5 skyn-góðr
adj. intelligent. -
6 skýr-ligr
adj. intelligent, clever, discreet; því mun skýrligri sem þú ert maðr vitrari, Fs. 121; skýrligr at yfir-bragði, Sturl. ii. 189 (Ed.) -
7 skýrr
a.1) clear, evident, manifest (með skýrum sannindum); neut. skýrt, as adv. clearly, distinctly (Arnórr kveðr skýrt á þetta);2) clever, intelligent (s. maðr ok skáld gott).* * *adj. clear, evident, manifest; með skýrum sannindum, Fms. ii. 298; með skýrri skipan, H. E. i. 462; skýrar jarteinir, Glúm. 357; önnur skýrari tilraun, Lv. 78; Broddi kvað þat skýrst at göra svá sem hann vildi, Ölk. 72 new Ed.; á því þingi var þat skýrt gört, 625. 48.2. clever; skýrr ok glögg-þekkinn, Ld. 274; skýran ok skynsaman, 625. 79; Sighvatr var síðan skýrr (Ed. skírr) maðr, Fms. iv. 89 (skýrr maðr ok skáld gott, Fb. iii. 243, l. c.); kona skýr ek sköruglynd, Fms. vi. 102; Guðríðr þótti skýr kona, Gísl. 74 (160).3. neut. as adv., skýrt, distinctly; þegar möndi hvert barn mæla skýrt, Eluc. 25; kalla hátt ok skýrt, 623. 35; Arnórr kveðr skýrt á þetta, Ld. 334; ein bók ágæt kveðr skýrt á, Fms. i. 142; svá sem hann mælti þetta skýrra ( more distinct), Hom. 51; ef maðr handsalar sekð sína skýrt, Grág. i. 119 B.II. = skírr, pure; drykkr skýrri hverju víni, Sks. 633 B. -
8 mannvitsamligr
a. sensible, intelligent. -
9 skýrligr
a. bright-looking, intelligent, clever. -
10 útheimskr
a. not foolish, intelligent.
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