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1 takmörk
* * *f. = takmark, pl. takmerkir, i. e. takmarkir, N. G. L. i. 336; innan takmarkar þess er jórð á, Gþl. 449. -
2 baug-rygr
jar, f. pl. ir, a law term, an only daughter entitled to receive and pay weregild, in default of heirs male. The Norse law defines thus, ef hon er einberni, ok til arfs komin, þar til er hón sezt á brúðstól, … up to her wedding day, N. G. L. i. 184, 92: the Icel. law does not limit the right to her marrying; sú er kona ein er bæði skal baugi bæta ok baug taka, ef hon er einberni, en sú kona heitir b., en hon er dóttir hins dauða, Grág. ii. 183. -
3 enda-mark
n. the end, limit, H. E. ii. 70, Fms. v. 343. -
4 endi-mark
n. esp. pl. a boundary, confine, Grág. ii. 166, Hom. 48, Stj. 275, 345, Sks. 338, Dipl. ii. 4, Pm. 92: a limit, end, Hom. 52, Skálda 206, Gþl. 44, Sks. 272 B, Fms. ii. 89, H. E. i. 466. -
5 LIM
* * *n. foliage, small branches.* * *n., this word is heterogene, neut. in sing., fem. in plur.:—the foliage, limbs, crown of a tree, opp. to the stem; hann lætr snúa liminu hvers trés út af borginni, Fb. ii. 124; neðarliga af furunni stóð einn kvistr mjór, ok tók í limit upp, Fas. iii. 33:—fagots, festi brátt í liminu er þeir höfðu borit undir virkit, Fms. i. 128; eldr kveyktr í þurru limi, vii. 37; ef maðr vill sér nýta lim þat, Grág. ii. 297.II. plur. limar; limbs, branches, á baðmi viðar þeim er lúta austr limar, Sdm. 11, Fsm. 19; með greinum ok limum, Sks. 555; með limum ok kvistum, 444; bítr af Léraðs limum, Gm. 25; þeir lágu svá nær berginu, at lauf ok limar tóku út yfir skipit, Ó. H. 36; tré mikit, óðu limarnar uppi, en rætrnar í sjónum, Fms. vii. 163; þá sá þeir at limarnar hrærðusk, Eg. 377; festu skjöldu sína í limar, Nj. 104; þeir köstuðu lykkju snærisins upp í limar trésins, drógu síðan, svá at konungr hékk uppi við limar, Hkr. i. 26.2. metaph. ramifications, consequences; grimmar limar ganga at trygð-rofi | armr er vára vargr, Sdm. 23; orða þeirra, er á annan lýgr | oflengi leiða limar, Skv. 2. 4; af þeim úvönum ok siðleysum leiddi svá margar limar, Thom. 4.COMPDS: lim-dólgr, lim-garmr, lim-sorg, f. ‘rod-fiend,’ poët. fire, Lex. Poët. lim-margr, adj. having large branches, Ísl. ii. 18. lim-rúnar, f. pl. bough-runes, a kind of magical Runes, Sdm. 11. -
6 terminera
að, to limit, Stj. 148. -
7 endamark
n. end, limit;endamörk ríkis þíns, the end of thy reign. -
8 endamerki
n. limit, boundary. -
9 endimark
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10 òaî eru engin takmörk
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11 tímamörk
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Limit — Limit … Deutsch Wörterbuch
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