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21 merki, mark
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22 skógar-mark
n. a wood-mark, land-mark of a wood, Grág. ii. 300, Sturl. ii. 57. -
23 biskups-mark
n. the sign of a bishop; þá gerði Sabinus b. yfir dúkinum ok drakk svá öröggr (a false reading = kross-mark?), Greg. 50. -
24 bleyði-mark
n. a mark of cowardice, Tistr. -
25 dauða-mark
-merki, id, n. a sign of death (opp. to lífs-mark), medic. decay or the like, Nj. 154, 656 C. 32; a type of death, Hom. 108. -
26 eignar-mark
n. a mark of ownership (on cattle), Jb. 121. -
27 fanga-mark
n. mark of ownership, a monogram. -
28 friðar-mark
n. = friðmark, Þorf. Karl. 422, 625. 9. -
29 hafnar-mark
(and -merki, Fas. ii. 336), n. a harbour mark, a kind of beacon, being a pyramid of stone or timber, or often a carved figure in the shape of a man, Bjarn. 33, Hkv. Hjörv., Bs. i. 563, Rb. 468; or in the shape of a cross, Bs. i. 607, ii. 80. -
30 kaupa-mark
n. a purchased mark, opp. to one inherited (in cattle), Grág. ii. 307. -
31 kenni-mark
n. a mark (= kenni), Fas. ii. 300, Sd. 137. -
32 lög-mark
n. a lawful mark on sheep, Grág. i. 416, ii. 308, 309. -
33 nauta-mark
n. a cattle-mark, Grág. i. 397. -
34 píslar-mark
n. the mark of the passion, i. e. the cross, Fms. vii. 195, Hom. 96, 103. -
35 sáttar-mark
n. a mark of peace, 623. 50 (Gen. ix. 17). -
36 sáttmáls-mark
n. the mark of a covenant, Stj. 62, 115. -
37 sektar-mark
n. a brand or mark of guilt, Sks. 116: plur. the marks by which to know the person of an outlaw, Band. 19 new Ed. -
38 tak-mark
n. [cp. North. E. take-note], a ‘take-mark,’ i. e. line of demarcation, boundary; setja frið milli landa várra til þeirra takmarka sem …, Ó. H. 53; í hverju héraðs-takmarki, Grág. ii. 404; prestar þeir sem búnað hafa í fyrr-sögðu takmarki, Vm. 28; milli Lóns ok Bjarnar-gnúps, ok lambeldi af sögðu takmarki, 82; þeir er bygðum vóru í Súganda-firði ok vestr þaðan í því takmarki sem áðr var tjáð … ok skyldu aldri koma í þetta takmark, Bs. i. 675; allt fyrir vestan þessi takmörk, Fb. i. 22. -
39 tignar-mark
n. a mark of high rank, Stj. 396. -
40 tolu-mark
n. a mark in counting, Rb. 564.
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