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61 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. -
62 mis-fengr
adj. missing one’s aim, Gísl. 71. -
63 mis-ferð
f. misconduct, H. E. i. 249: a mishap, Art. 39. -
64 mis-ferli
n. a mishap, mischance, = slysferli, Gþl. 482, Sturl. ii. 51: misconduct, Bs. ii. 70. -
65 mis-fylgi
n. partiality, N. G. L. iii. 77. -
66 mis-för
f., esp. in pl. mishaps, a miscarriage, accident, Bs. i. 200, Karl. 52, Fær. 194: in Grág. i. 224 misfarar is used of a crew perishing one after another, a case analogous to that told in Ld. ch. 18, and bearing on the old law of inheritance, by which all persons aboard a ship were one another’s heirs; so that it was important to know in what order they died, and who had been the last survivor, cp. kjolsvarf in the early Swed. law: the phrase, fara misförum, to have miscarried. -
67 mis-ganga
u, f. a going amiss, straying, of cattle, Grág. i. 435, Krók. 37: misconduct, N. G. L. i. 63, Fb. ii. 300: dissent, H. E. i. 528: of the tide, see misgöng. -
68 mis-gáningr
m. an inadvertency. -
69 mis-gleyma
d, to forget. Art. 52. -
70 mis-granda
að, to misuse, hurt, H. E. i. 242, Hom. 155. -
71 mis-gruna
að, to suspect, Fms. iii. 122, Fas. iii. 278, Bs. i. 810. -
72 mis-göra
ð, to misdo, transgress, Nj. 176, Hom. 19, Gþl. 183, Fms. i. 47, N. G. L. i. 351, Sturl. iii. 233. -
73 mis-görð
f. transgression, passim in mod. usage. -
74 mis-görning
f. (-görningr, m., Sks. 676, Fms. x. 371), a misdeed, transgression, Hom. 152, 158. -
75 mis-haldinn
part. wronged, not getting fair treatment, Fms. vii. 2, x. 410, Gþl. 185, Bær. 18. -
76 mis-heldi
n. ill usage, unfair treatment, Fms. x. 402. -
77 mis-hljóðan
f. discordance, Stj. 45. -
78 mis-huga
að, to think amiss, think evil, Hom. (St.) -
79 mis-hugi
adj.; vera m. við e-n, to be at variance with, Fas. i. 171: as subst. suspicion, Bær. 16. -
80 mis-hugna
að, to displease, Art.
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