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81 mis-höggva
hjó, to strike amiss, N. G. L. i. 166. -
82 mis-inna
t; e-m verðr misinnt = mismæla (q. v.), Dropl. 18. -
83 mis-jafna
að, to make unequal; m. frásögn um menn, to give a different account, speak well of one and ill of another, Orkn. 46; ef nökkurr hlutr væri misjafnaðr ( shared unequally) með þeim bræðrinn, Fms. x. 62; hefir þú, faðir, lengi mjök misjafnat með oss bræðrum, Ld. 102; ef hann eigi misjafnaði með þeim, Sturl. ii. 159. -
84 mis-jafnaðr
m. an unequal daring, Grág. i. 174: odds, Fms. i. 42. -
85 mis-jafnan
f. = misjafnaðr, Bs. ii. 40, Mar. -
86 mis-kaup
n. a bad bargain, Sturl. iii. 212, v. l. -
87 mis-klíð
f. discord. -
88 mis-kunnari
a, m. one who shews mercy, a pardoner, Str. 81. -
89 mis-kviðr
m. [Ulf. missa-qiss = σχίσμα], a slip in the pleading before a court; ek tek miskviðu alla or málinu hvárt sem mér verðr mismælt eðr ofmælt, Nj. 232; hann sótti málit miskviða-laust, Hrafn. 18. -
90 mis-langr
adj. of different length, Fms. xi. 196 (in a verse). -
91 mis-leggja
lagði, to lay amiss; e-m eru mislagðar hendr, one had ‘mislaid hands,’ i. e. did the wrong thing and left the right undone, Fms. vii. 118, Þorst. Stang. 52, Finnb. 262: also of slovenly or bad work. -
92 mis-leika
lék, to ill-treat, N. G. L. i. 169. -
93 mis-litr
adj. variegated, of colour, Stj. 73, Barl. 169; mislit ull. -
94 mis-líka
að, to mislike, be displeased, Nj. 65, Ld. 164, Fms. i. 96, x. 12, xi. 45, Hr. ifn. 17. -
95 mis-líkan
f. misliking, dislike, Str. 42. -
96 mis-lítask
leit, to look amiss on a thing, misjudge; e-m mislítzk e-t, to be mistaken about it, Glúm. 350. -
97 mis-lyndi
n. an uncertain temper, Fms. vi. 355, Korm. 168, Sks. 137. -
98 mis-lyndr
adj. variable in temper, Fms. viii. 447, Al. 54, Sks. 24, 271, Róm. 254. -
99 mis-lýti
n. pl. faults, flaws, Rétt. 6. 8. -
100 mis-lögur
f. pl.; leggja mislögum, to lay the feet across, Fb. ii. 300.
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