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1 lemja
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2 lemja
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3 lamdi
[lamd̥ɪ]praet sg ind от lemja -
4 með
[mε:ð̬, mεð̬, mε]I praep1. (D)1) с, вместе сvera með e-m — быть с кем-л.
komdu með mér! — иди [идём] со мной!
2) переводится рус. тв. п.:með skipi — пароходом, на пароходе
3) в разн. знач.:var gott [mikil vinátta] með þeim — они были хорошими друзьями
það var siður með kaupmönnum… — у купцов был обычай…
margfalda [deila] með tveimur — умножать [делить] на два
með hverjum deginum (sem líður) — каждый день, с каждым днём
með kvöldinu — к вечеру, под вечер
finna til með e-m — сочувствовать кому-л.
þreyta e-ð með sér — соревноваться в чём-л.
með öllu — совсем, полностью
2.(A):hún fór með hann í burtu — она унесла [забрала] его
með tólfta mann — с одиннадцатью человеками, уст. сам-двенадцатый
fara vel [illa] með e-n — хорошо [плохо] обращаться с кем-л.
eiga með e-ð — иметь право на что-л.
hann er alltaf með e-a vitleysu — он всегда занят какой-л. глупостью
II advтакже, ещёnóttina með — и ещё ночь, также ночь
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5 lamdi
praet. sing. indic. от lemja -
6 lamði
praet. sing. indic. от lemja
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Lamming — Lam Lam, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Lammed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Lamming}.] [Icel. lemja to beat, or lama to bruise, both fr. lami, lama, lame. See {Lame}.] To beat soundly; to thrash. [Obs. or Low] Beau. & Fl. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
lam — I. verb (lammed; lamming) Etymology: perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse lemja to thrash; akin to Old English lama lame Date: 1595 transitive verb to beat soundly ; thrash intransitive verb 1. strike, thr … New Collegiate Dictionary
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Þrívaldi — En la mitología nórdica, Þrívaldi (también Thrívaldi o Thrivaldi), cuyo significado en nórdico antiguo es tres veces poderoso , es un gigante (jotun) que el mismo dios Thor mató. El relato aparece en Skáldskaparmál de Snorri Sturluson (4), según… … Wikipedia Español
lambaste — (v.) 1630s, from lam (1590s, ultimately from a Scandinavian source, Cf. O.N. lemja to beat, to lame ) + baste to thrash (see BASTE (Cf. baste)). Related: Lambasted; lambasting … Etymology dictionary
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lam — I. /læm/ (say lam) Colloquial –verb (t) (lammed, lamming) 1. to beat; strike. –phrase 2. lam into, to thrash; rain down a succession of blows on. {from Old Norse lamði, past tense of lemja beat so as to disable; related to lame1} II. /læm/ (say… …
