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1 stallur, hilla, sylla
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2 HJALLI
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3 LÖGG
(gen. laggar), f. groove in the staves of a cask.* * *f., gen. löggvar, Edda ii. 100 (in a verse); in mod. usage laggar; [Scot. leggin; Engl. ledge]:— the ledge or rim at the bottom of a cask, Grág. i. 501, freq. in mod. usage: also of the inside of a cask, það er dálítið eptir í lögginni.2. a mark on sheep, a small square piece cut out of the side of the ear.COMPDS: löggbrotinn, löggstokkinn. -
4 ÞREP
n. ledge.* * *n. a ledge or shelf-like basis or footing, in a wall or pavement; skal hann (the wall) taka í öxl manni af þrepi, Grág. ii. 262; sjándi hvar fjándinn sitr á þrepi einu, Mar., and so in mod. usage: metaph., en þó var sem nökkut þrep kenndisk á leggnum, of a tumor, Bs. i. 376. -
5 lögg-brotinn
part. with the ledge broken off. -
6 mó-hella
u, f. a slab or ledge of tufa, used of a slippery place in a river where the gravel has been washed away and the tufa underneath laid bare, Nj. 83. -
7 ÞRÖMR
(gen. þramar, dat. þremi; pl. þremir, acc. þrömu), brim, edge, verge (kominn á heljar þröm).* * *m., þramar, dat. þremi, acc. pl. þrömu, Edda (Ht.) i. 622; [Engl. thrum; Lat. term-inus. Gr. τέρμα, seem to be kindred words]:—the brim, edge, verge; þat (a vessel) var tólf álna þrama í milli. from edge to edge, in diameter, Stj. 564; faðir Móða fékk á þremi, he seized [the cauldron] by the brim, Hým. 34; lögg ( the ledge), opp. to þrömr, Grág. i. 501; gils-þrömr, the verge of the chasm; hjá gils-þreminum, Ld. 218; þeir sncru upp af götunni á gils-þröminn, Dropl. 23; yfir gjár-bakkann ok bar út yfir annan veg þröminn, Pr. 411; við jarðar-þröm, at the earth’s brim or skirts, ‘terminus terrae,’ Hdl. 34; við foldar þröm, the earth’s brim; sævar þröm, the sea’s brim, the shore; Hléseyjar þrömr, the beach of H. (an island), Lex. Poët.: in mod. usage fem., in the phrase, vera kominn á Heljar þröm (or þrömina), to be ‘in extremis.’ -
8 þrepi
m. ledge. -
9 gluggasylla
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Ledge — (l[e^]j), n. [Akin to AS. licgan to lie, Icel. liggja; cf. Icel. l[ o]gg the ledge or rim at the bottom of a cask. See {Lie} to be prostrate.] [Formerly written {lidge}.] 1. A shelf on which articles may be laid; also, that which resembles such a … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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