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1 MIS
farast þeir hjá á mis, they pass each other without meeting.* * *adv., also á mis, the older form of which was miss, which remains in missa, missir, miss-eri, and was in the earliest times sounded so, as may be seen from such rhymes as m iss-löng, v issa, Fms. xi. 196 (in a verse of the beginning of the 11th century); [Ulf. misso = ἀλλήλων, prop. a subst. = Lat. vices]:—amiss, denoting to miss one another, pass one another without meeting: þá ríðr hann undir melinn hjá Mosvöllum er þeir bræðr ríða hit efra ok farask þeir hjá á mis, Gísl. 19; as also simply farast á mis, to pass by one another so as to miss; sverð Saul hjó aldri mis, Stj. 495, 2 Sam. ii. 22; hann ætlaði at drepa keisarann … en grípr á mis Karlamagnús, he intended to slay the emperor Charlemagne, but missed him, Karl. 151; gripu þeir á miss hins bezta ráðs, they missed their opportunity, Róm. 278; göra á miss, to do amiss, Hom. 14; leggja á mis, to lay athwart or across.B. In a great number of compds, denoting,α. alternately, Germ. wechsel, as in mis-svefni, mis-vitr, miss-eri, missöng;β. amiss, in a wrong way; and lastly,γ. wrong, evil, see the following compds. -
2 mis-eiðr
n. ‘mis-oath,’ perjury, Eluc. -
3 mis-góðr
adj. ‘mis-good,’ partly good, partly bad, Fb. ii. 240. -
4 mis-mæli
n. ‘mis-speaking,’ a slip of the tongue; hann mun eitt m. tala á allri æfi sinni ok láta á sama degi sitt líf, Fms. iv. 46, Orkn. 112, Fb. ii. 417, Karl. 437; e-m verðr m., to make a slip of the tongue, O. H. L. 14; mér varð m.:—dissent, Rétt. 73. -
5 mis-rœða
u, f. [mis and rœða = Lat. ne-fandum], fornication, Grág. i. 338, ii. 61. -
6 mis-sæll
adj. ‘mis-happy,’ i. e. of unequal happiness, one having too much and another too little, Grett. 161. -
7 mis-æti
n. ‘mis-eating,’ eating things forbidden by ecclesiastical law N. G. L. i. 384. -
8 mis-dæma
ð, to misjudge, Bær. 12. -
9 mis-dæmi
n. misjudgment, N. G. L. i. 88. -
10 mis-mæla
t, to make a slip of the tongue, Al. 102, Nj. 232: to disparage, with dat., Str. 70. -
11 mis-ráðit
n. part.; e-u er misráðit, ill-advised, Fms. x. 420, Fs. 141, Ísl. ii. 379. -
12 mis-ræði
n. an ill-advised, ill-fated deed, Fms. vi. 19, x. 416, Bs. i, 722, Karl. 81: transgression, Barl. 73. -
13 mis-síðr
adj. of unequal length, of a garment, Fms. x. -
14 mis-sætt
f. = missætti, Hkr. iii. 101. -
15 mis-eldri
n. ‘mis-age,’ disparity in age, of brothers, wedded persons, or the like, Fb. i. 123, 250, Fms. v. 318 (spelt wrongly mis-eldi), x. 402 (spelt mis-heldi). -
16 mis-göng
n. pl., mis-ganga, u, f., Orkn. 266: in the Kb. spelt miss-öng, even in the very old vellums 1812 and 625; which may be the true, and misgöng a later etymologising form, from miss and an inflexive -ang, cp. hunang, analogous to misseri, q. v.B. ‘Mis-tide,’ ‘tide-change,’ i. e. the spring tides at new moon and at full moon; the spring at full moon was called missöng in meiri, high spring tide, opp. to missöng in minni, the low springs at new moon; as to the seasons, the midsummer springs (the sun in Cancer) were called high, as opp. to the low spring tides at midwinter time (the sun in Capricorn), see the Rb.; geisar þá flóðit miklu meirr en áðr ok köllu vér þat in meiri misgöng, verða þá misgöng at nýi meiri en áðr, 732. 1, 4; en ek veit at þér flytisk eigi ór höfninni fyrir misgöngin, not before the next spring tide, Ísl. ii. 127 (where misgöngin is = misgöng in meiri); þau flóð köllu vér missöng at nýi hverju, … köllu vér þat en meiri missöng, … tungl er fullt eðr ekki at sýn þá er missöng eru ok fjara verðr nær miðdegi eðr miðnætti, … verða þá missöng at nýi meir en áðr, Rb. 442, 444, 448, 478: the vellum 732 uses mostly misgöng or misgavng; thus, en þá er tunglit stendr gegnt sól eru misgöng af vellu sólar-hita … sól í Krabba-merki ok misgöng, … sól í Steingeitar-merki ok misgöng minni …; again, ok þau köllu vér flóð missöng at nýi hverju, see Ísl. ii. 512 (the foot-note); þeir mundi þess bíða, þá er á stæðisk misganga straumanna (= the spring tide), ok austan-veðr, þvíat þá er varla fært milli Vestreyjar ok Hrosseyjar, Orkn. 266. The word is now obsolete, and instead of it Icel. say stór-straumr, stór-streymt, = spring tide, opp. to smá-straumr, smá-streymt, = neap tide, which words, on the other hand, do not occur in old writers: miðs göng, = waning moon, is still said to be in use in eastern Iceland. -
17 mis-kunn
f., mod. miskun with a single n, [from mis- and kunna; Scot. mis-ken; analogous to Lat. ignoscere = not to know, to overlook, pardon faults, as is duly remarked in Syntagma Baptismi by Jón Ólafsson]:—forgiveness, pardon, mercy, grace; vill Þórólfr gefask upp í mitt vald til miskunnar, Eg. 89; gefask upp á, yðvart vald ok miskunn, Fms. i. 104, Greg. 48, Niðrst. 1; ok eru þeir þá í m. konungs, at the king’s mercy, Gþl. 84; göra miskunn a e-m, to shew mercy to, Stj. 200; miskunnar andi, hugr, heit, augu, brunnr, faðmr, the spirit, mind, promise, eyes, spring, bosom of grace, 242, Greg. 25, 45, 47, Fms. ii. 196, Th. 25; miskunnar dómr, merciful judgment, Sks. 615; m. móðir, mother of mercy, Hom. 121; miskunnar gjöf, gift of grace, Fær. 136, Bs. i. 699: esp. freq. in eccl. usage, N. T., Pass., Vídal.COMPDS: miskunnarfullr, miskunnarlauss, miskunnarleysi, miskunnarmaðr, miskunnarverk. -
18 mis-bundinn
part. mis-bound, unlawfully bound, N. G. L. i. 83. -
19 mis-deila
d, to ‘mis-deal,’ quarrel, N. G. L. i. 68. -
20 mis-deild
f. a ‘mis-deal,’ quarrel, Fms. x. 406, N. G. L. i. 68.
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