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21 gnóg-ligr
adj. (mod. nóg-ligr, and so Fms. ii. 228, Sks. 134 B. new Ed., MSS. of the 13th century), abundant, Stj. 428, Mar. 474. -
22 GNÆGJA
ð, [gnógr], to endow, bestow upon; gnægð með góðum hlutum, Stj. 421; hve hann yrþjóð (acc.) auði gnegir, how he endows men with bliss, Ad. 18; and gnegðr at fjárafli, endowed with wealth, id. In mod. usage nægja, það nægir, ‘tis enough, e. g. sá hefir nóg sér nægja lætr, a saying, freq. -
23 KLYF
from kljúfa.* * *f., gen. sing. and nom. pl. klyfjar; [Dan. klöv]:— a pack or trunk on a pack-horse; leggja upp klyf, to pack a horse, N. G. L. i. 349; ef maðr ekr eða berr klyfjar, … þótt eigi sé klyfjar á hrossi manns, Grág. i. 441; taka af klyfjar af hesti, Grett. 119 A; þat var nóg klyf, it was a full weight for a horse, Fas. iii. 401; hrindr ofan reiðinginum með klyfjunum, Sturl. iii. 114; hrossum með klyfjum, Ó. H. 187.COMPDS: klyfjaband, klyfjaburðr, klyfjahestr. -
24 NÆGJA
* * *ð, qs. gnægja (q. v.), [gnógr]:—to be enough, suffice; sem nægir, Dipl. iv. 2; nægir at þeir trúi því sem trúir Heilög kirkja, H. E. i. 519: with dat., sá hefir nóg sér nægja lætr, a saying; hefir hann alla út lukt svá at mér vel nægir, so that I am quite contented, Dipl. iv. 5; lét Brandr sér vel n. fyrir sik ok sína arfa þeir penningar sem, 12.II. reflex. to suffice; sem nægisk með mjólk ok hunangi, Stj. 259; þóat skírnin nægisk, K. Á. 20; þótti þeim sér ekki nægjask heimrinn, Edda (pref.) -
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