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41 mis-verki
a, m. mis-doing, a slip, fault in law, Grág. i. 335, Gþl. 228: a misdeed, Fms. xi. 235, Str. 18, Sks. 734. -
42 mis-vitr
adj. ‘mis-wise,’ silly and wise together; misvitr er Njáll, segir Hallgerðr, Nj. 67. -
43 mis-þykki
n. ‘mis-thought,’ discord, Fas. ii. 422, Bs. i. 661, ii. 149. -
44 mis-þykkja
u, f. = misþykki, Nj. 48 (v. l.), Bs. i. 724. -
45 mis-þykt
f. = misþykkja, Sturl. iii. 229, Bs. i. 701, Mar. -
46 mis-þyrming
f. mis-treating, Bs. ii. 149. -
47 mis-bjóða
bauð, to proclaim amiss, N. G. L. i. 9, 348: to ill-use, offend, with dat., Mar., Hom.: esp. in part, n., e-m þykir sér misboðit í e-u, to feel offended at, take ill, Ld. 136, Orkn. 212. -
48 mis-brigði
n. pl. deviation, Sks. 527. -
49 mis-dauði
a, m. death at different times: in the phrase, ef m. þeirra verðr, if one of them should die before the other, N. G. L. i. 48, Grág. i. 219, Fb. i. 560, Fs. 124. -
50 mis-dægrt
n. adj.; in the phrase, honum verðr aldri misdægrt, of a person who is never ill for a single day. -
51 mis-dæming
f. misjudgment, Sks. 344. -
52 mis-eta
at, to ‘eat amiss,’ i. e. at a wrong time, N. G. L. i. 378. -
53 mis-fall
n. a mishap, mischance, Art. -
54 mis-falla
féll, to happen amiss. Str. 9, Karl. 303, Art. 52. -
55 mis-fangi
1.a, m. a mistake, taking one thing for another, Grág. i. 415, Greg. 70.2.adj. guilty of a mistake, Grág. -
56 mis-fara
fór, [Scot. misfaer], to go amiss, be lost, Gþl. 508: to do amiss, transgress, Bs. i. 773; misfara með e-u, to treat amiss, outrage, N. G. L. i. 152, Ó. H. 224, Gþl. 102, 312: to misconduct, Fms. vii. 142: reflex. to go amiss, Bret. 98; e-m misfersk, it goes amiss with one, Bs. ii. 18. -
57 mis-fengr
adj. missing one’s aim, Gísl. 71. -
58 mis-ferð
f. misconduct, H. E. i. 249: a mishap, Art. 39. -
59 mis-ferli
n. a mishap, mischance, = slysferli, Gþl. 482, Sturl. ii. 51: misconduct, Bs. ii. 70. -
60 mis-fylgi
n. partiality, N. G. L. iii. 77.
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