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21 land-aurar
m. pl. [eyrir], ‘land-dues,’ a tax which esp. foreign ships or travellers had to pay to the king as the lord of the land, Ó. H. ch. 54, 239, Hkr. ii. 46; thus an Icelandic ship sailing between Norway and Iceland had to pay this tax to the king; the amount was fixed by a law of king St. Olave, Íb. ch. 1, cp. also the deed in D. I. i. 65, § 3, 8, 11, 12; gjalda landaura af knerri, Ó. H. 36 (Sighvat, in a verse); for Icel. it was abolished in the deed of the union with Norway, D. I. i. 620, § 5; this tax was probably the beginning of the custom dues of after times: a land tax had also to be paid to the king for license of travelling or trading abroad, landaura skal engi maðr gjalda þeirra sem í útgerðum eru, N. G. L. i. 59; reykmæla ok afráð ok landaura alla, 257; maðr hverr er til Íslands færi skyldi gjalda landaura, Ó. H. 227. landaura-gjald, n. the tax of landaurar, Fms. vii. 1, x. 410, H. E. i. 391. -
22 land-sýn
f., naut. the sight of land; í landsýn, within sight of land, Karl. 554; ór landsýn, out of sight of land; sigla í haf ok ór landsýn, Fb. i. 542; vera ór landsýn, N. G. L. i. 103. -
23 land-herr
m. ‘land-host,’ people of the land, Ýt. 5, Hkr. i. 144, Fs. 16, Fms. iv. 180, Nj. 127; allr borgar-lýðr ok landherr, Jóhann. 24, Sighvat. -
24 land-hreinsun
f. ‘land-cleansing,’ clearing the land of miscreants, Gþl. 135, 136, Fms. ix. 302; það var landhreinsun að honum, a saying when a bad man is dead and gone. -
25 land-kannaðr
m. a ‘land-prober;’ the name belongs to an old ceremony of taking land in possession as a settler, thus described, setti hann niðr staf nýbirktan er þeir kölluðu landkönnuð, Landn. 190. -
26 land-reki
a, m. a ‘land-wreaker,’ protector of the land, poët. a king, Hkv. 1. 32, Edda (Gl.), Lex. Poët. -
27 land-álfr
m. elf of the land, epithet of a king, Eg. (in a verse). -
28 land-áss
m. the guardian god of the land, Eg. (in a verse). -
29 land-bóli
a, m. (land-bólari, D. N. i. 544), a tenant, D. N. -
30 land-brot
n. land slips, caused by the sea, rivers, or the like. -
31 land-ekla
u, f. lack of land, Ld. 122. -
32 land-erfð
f. a law term, if a stranger died in a place, and no lawful heir appeared for three years, the king of the land in which he died took the inheritance, N. G. L. i. 50. -
33 land-fall
n. a land slip, Pm. 88. -
34 land-fastr
adj. ‘land-fast,’ of a ship ashore, Nj. 10, Sturl. i. 224, Ver. 9, Bs. i. 526, Fb. ii. 386. -
35 land-flæmdr
part. driven off the land, exiled, Bret. 28, Flóv. 24. -
36 land-fúss
adj. eager to make the land, of sailors, Krók. 45. -
37 land-garðr
m. ‘land-fence,’ poët. the sea, Fms. vii. (in a verse). -
38 land-gæzla
u, f. defence of the land, Hkr. i. 93. -
39 land-gögn
n. pl. produce, emolument of the land, Ám. 2, Dipl. iii. 10. -
40 land-hluti
a, m. (hlutr), a share of land, Jm. 25, Sd. 138.
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