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1 LEKA
* * *(lek; lak, lákum; lekit), v.1) to drip, dribble (af þeim legi, er lekit hafði ór hausi Heiðdraupnis);2) to leak, be leaky (húsit, skipit, keraldit lekr).* * *pres. lek; pret. lak, láku; part. lekit; a weak part. lekat occurs, Fms. ix. 345; [A. S. leccan; Engl. leak; Dan, lække]:—prop. to drip, dribble; af þeim legi er lekit hafði ór hausi Heiðdraupnis, Sdm. 13:—to leak, of a ship or vessel, en hón lak eigi heldr enn it þéttasta kerald, Bs. i. 596; var mjök lekat skipit, Fms. ix. 345; leka eins og hrip, freq. in mod. usage: of milch kine, en á öðru kvikfé ef þat lekr, Jb. 366. -
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