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21 dyri-stafr
(mod. dyru-), m. a door-post, Stj. 279. Exod. xii. 7, Sd. 153, Grett. 121, Ver. 21, Sturl. ii. 49. -
22 ein-berni
mod. ein-birni, n. [barn], the only bairn, only heir, Grág. ii. 183, Eg. 25, 83. -
23 ein-dæll
mod. and more freq. inn-dæll, adj., prop. very easy: metaph. agreeable, Fas. ii. 492; vide inndæll. -
24 fasta-eign
mod. fast-eign, f. landed property, Stj. 224, H. E. ii. 85, 223. -
25 festar-mær
(mod. festar-mey), f. a betrothed maid, = festarkona, Fms. iv. 164, v. 33, Þórð. 67, Fas. i. 412. -
26 fimi
mod. fimni, f. nimbleness; vide vápn-fimi. -
27 finnerni
mod. firnindi, n. pl. a wilderness, desert, in the phrase, fjöll ok f., Fms. viii. 432. -
28 fjall-rapi
mod. fjall-drapi, a, m. a kind of dwarf birch, Bs. i. 7, Edda (Gl.), Hjalt., Björn. -
29 flaum-ósi
(mod. flumósa), adj. rushing heedlessly on, metaph. from the sudden swelling of a torrent, Gísl. 30, Fs. 30. -
30 FNJÓSKR
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31 forn-fáguligr
mod. forn-fáligr, adj. old and worn out, Fms. iii. 166. -
32 frjóv-semi
mod. frjóf-semi, f. fertility. -
33 galpín
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34 gaum-gæfi
mod. gaum-gæfni, f. a heeding, attention, Barl. 75, 100. gaumgæfis-leysi, n. heedlessness, Anecd. 18. -
35 glað-væri
mod. glað-værð, f. gladness, Sturl. i. 206, ii. 125. -
36 grað-ungr
mod. and less correct grið-ungr (both forms occur e. g. in Stj.), m. a bull, Grág. i. 426, ii. 122, Landn. 245, Eg. 506, Jb. 276, Bret. 8, Edda 148 (pref.), Stj. passim. -
37 grand-lauss
(mod. grann-laus), adj. guileless, Bær. 21, Al. 106: esp. suspecting no evil, single-minded, eg var grannlaus, etc.; hence grann-leysi, n. singleness of heart, eg gerði það í grannleysi. -
38 ham-stoli
mod. ham-stola, adj. ‘ham-stolen,’ prop. a wizard whose skin has been stolen, and hence metaph. frantic, furious, Eg. 565, Fms. vi. 198, Barl. 56, Karl. passim, cp. Völs. S. Fas. i. 130. -
39 hand-byndi
mod. hand-bendi, n., prop. a handcuff: metaph. a hindrance, bother, e-m er (verðr) h. at e-u, to be bothered with a thing, Karl. 234; það er h. að honum; hann ekki nema til handbendis. -
40 heið-verðliga
(mod. heið-virðiliga), adv. respectfully, Hom. 150.
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