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1 LIT
n. [A. S. and Hel. wlite, Ulf. wlits, = πρόσωπον], a glance; a απ. λεγ., augu heita lit, Edda 109; but found in compds, aug-lit, and-lit. -
2 lit-góðr
adj. of fine complexion, Fms. x. 151. -
3 lit-klæði
n. pl. coloured, chequered clothes, as opp. to the plain black dress, which was the genuine costume of the old Norsemen, Ld. 194, 294, Nj. 70, Ísl. ii. 335, Grett. 134, Eb. 200, Fs. 51. -
4 lit-rekt
adj., Fas. i. 212; false for lit rekt = lítt rækt, see Bugge (Edda) 294, note 16. -
5 lit-bjartr
adj. bright of complexion, Bs. i. 127. -
6 lit-brigði
n. pl. a change of colour or light, in morning and evening, Grett. 179 new Ed. -
7 lit-föróttr
adj. strawberry-coloured, Gullþ. 14. -
8 lit-grös
n. pl. a dyer’s herbs, Stj. 157. -
9 lit-lauss
adj. colourless, pale, Flóv. 32, Fbr. 114, Str. 13. -
10 lit-mosi
a, m. a dyer’s herbs, N. G. L. iii. 119. -
11 lit-verpask
t, to change colour, grow pale, Bær. 12, Fms. i. 216. -
12 lit-verpr
adj. pale, from fear, Edda 36, Sd. 173, Orkn. 366. -
13 lit-/blæbrigîi
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14 viðr-lit
n. a looking towards, facing; augu heita ok lit eða viðrlit (an etymologising form for an older form vlit?), Edda i. 538. viðrlita-mikill, adj. big to behold, dangerous, Fas. iii. 387: the mod., það er viðrlita-mikið (sounded viðr-hluta-mikið), it is running too great a risk, it is not safe to do. -
15 and-lit
n. and annlit, [and-, adversus, and líta; Ulf. andavleizns = πρύσωπον; A. S. andvlite; Germ. antlitz], a face, countenance; á andliti þeirra, 623. 61; sá ek annlit þitt, id., Nj. 16; þangat horfi anlit er hnakki skyldi, N. G. L. i. 12; Hom. 7 renders in faciem by í andliti. Metaph. auglit is used as more dignified; í augliti Guðs (not andliti), ενώπιον του Θεου, in the eyes or sight of God.COMPDS: andlitsbjörg, andlitsfarinn, andlitsmein, andlitssköp. -
16 aug-lit
n. a face, countenance; fyrir a. alls lýðs, Stj. 326; fyrir Guðs a., before the face of God, Orkn. 170; í a. postulans, 623. 25, Ver. 7. Gen. vii. 1 (‘ before me’); fyrir konungs a., Sks. 283. Now much used, esp. theol. -
17 á-lit
n. [líta á], prop. a view:I. aspect, appearance, esp that of a person’s face, gait, etc.; vænn at áliti, fair, gentle of aspect, Nj. 30; fagr álitum, Edda 5, Eluc. 35, Bær. 7: of other animate or inanimate objects, dökkr álits, black of aspect, Fms. vi. 229; eigi réttr álits, crooked, not straight (of a broken leg), Bs. i. 743; smíði fagrt áliti, Hom. 128: the whole form, shape, hvert á. sem hann hefði, Fms. xi. 433; hann hafði ymsa manna á. eða kykvenda, Post. 656 C. 26.II. of a mind, a view, thought, consideration, reflection; með áliti ráðsmanna, Fms. Vii. 139; með skjótu áliti, at a glance, Sks. 3: esp. in pl., þú ferr með góðum vilja en eigi með nógum álitum, inconsiderately, Lv. 38; meir með ákefð en álitum, Stj. 454. Hom. 24; gjöra e-t at álitum, to take a matter into (favourable) consideration, Nj. 3, Lv. 16.2. in mod. use, opinion; does not occur in old writers (H. E. i. 244 it means authority), where there is always some additional notion of reflection, consideration. Compds such as almennings-álit, n., public opinion, are of mod. date.β. it is now also used in the sense of reputation; vera í miklu (litlu) áliti.COMPDS: álitaleysi, álitalítill, álitamál. -
18 eptir-lit
n. looking after a thing. eptirlits-samr, adj. (eptirlits-semi, f.), careful, attentive. -
19 í-lit
n. the looking to a mark; at hvárki verði at örkuml né ílit, Grág. i. 347; ef hundr bítr svá at örkuml verði eptir eðr ílit, ii. 120; meta ílit ok lemð alla, N. G. L. i. 67. -
20 til-lit
n. [cp. Germ. ant-litz], a look, glance; hefir Höttr íllt t., a dismal look, Fas. i. 67: an opinion, Guðs vilja ok réttsýnna manna tilliti, Fms. iv. 112: the looking after a thing.
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