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21 mis-deili
n. ‘mis-dealing,’ shewing undue preference, Fms. i. 17. -
22 mis-dýpi
n. ‘mis-depths,’ now shallow, now deep, Ísl. Þjóðs. ii. 77. -
23 mis-fari
a, m. ‘mis-travelling,’ of two travelling at a different speed, so that one is left much behind; mun þá svá mikill verða yðvarr m., Fbr. 205; ok varð m. þeirra eigi alllítill, Fær. 268; at sem minnstr skyldi verða m. þeirra Brúsa, Ó. H. 97. -
24 mis-fróðr
adj. mis-informed, of persons hearing different accounts of the same thing, Fas. iii. 237, v. l. -
25 mis-grafa
gróf, to ‘mis-bury,’ i. e. against law, N. G. L. i. 392. -
26 mis-grip
n. a ‘mis-grip,’ mistake; in the phrase, taka e-t í misgripum, to take a thing by the wrong end, make a mistake, (mod.) -
27 mis-högg
n. a ‘mis-blow,’ miss, striking at one thing and hitting another, Bs. i. 428. -
28 mis-jafn
adj. ‘mis-even,’ uneven, unequal, of various sizes or qualities, now this, now that, Fb. i. 559, Nj. 12 2; í misjöfn efni, Skálda 175; misjöfn skotvápn, i. e. both heavy and light, long and short, Sks. 386; misjafnir eru blinds manns bitar, a blind man’s mouthfuls are uneven, either too small or too large: metaph. not good, samfarir þeirra vóru misjafnar, Sturl. i. 115; þessi ætlan þótti mönnum misjöfn, Fms. ix. 17; sá verðr at mæta misjöfnu ( hardships) er víða ferr, Fas. ii. 74; á misjöfnu þrífask börnin bezt, a saying; misjafnt hægr, not very easy, Band. 13. -
29 mis-kast
n. a ‘mis-cast;’ farask at misköstum, to be worsted, Stj. 211. -
30 mis-kenna
d, to mis-ken, mistake one for another, Sir. 82, Sturl. i. 160, Flóv. 20. -
31 mis-kunna
mod. mis-kuna, að, to shew mercy, pardon, with dat.; m. máli e-s, to pardon, deal mercifully with one, Sks. 652, Fms. ii. 119, viii. 24, Greg. 24; miskunnaðu mér Guð = miserere mei Dens, Fms. viii. 239: passim in eccl. usage, Guð miskuni nú öllum oss, a hymn.II. with acc., miskunna e-n, O. H. L. 40, Str. 74, Sks. 255, (rare.) -
32 mis-marka
að, to ‘mis-mark,’ mark another man’s lamb, Grág. ii. 304. -
33 mis-segja
sagði, to ‘mis-say,’ relate wrongly, Jb. 3. -
34 mis-skera
skar, to ‘mis-cut,’ cut wrong, N. G. L. i. 137. -
35 mis-skilja
ð, to misunderstand. mis-skilningr, m. misunderstanding, misapprehension. -
36 mis-skipta
t, to ‘mis-share,’ share unequally, Gpl. 267, Jb. 160, Fms. iii. 172. -
37 mis-svefni
n. ‘mis-sleeping,’ sleeping and waking, alternately, Fsm. -
38 mis-sverja
sór, to mis-swear, perjure oneself, N. G. L. i. 30. -
39 mis-sýnask
d, dep. to ‘mis-see,’ see wrong, of deception of sight: impers., e-m missýnisk, Fms. vii. 160: to be mistaken, Lv. 8; undarligt verðr um vitra menn er svá missýnisk, Glúm. 389:—act., e-m missýnir, Mag. 124, (rare.) -
40 mis-verja
varði, to ‘mis-defend,’ as a law term, N. G. L. i. 89.
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