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1 norðan
adv. from the north (koma, fara, ríða, sigla norðan);vindr var á norðan, the wind blew from the north;norðan af Hálogalandi, from H. in the north;norðan at, on the north side of (G. ok N. stóðu norðan at dóminum);fyrir norðan (with acc.), north of (fyrir norðan heiðina);fyrir norðan land, in the north (of Iceland).* * *adv. from the north; á leið norðan, Eg. 51; koma, fara, ríða, sigla … norðan, Fms. iv. 233, passim; n. ór landi, n. ór Skörðum, Band.; n. af Hálogalandi, Fagrsk. 14; bónda-herinn norðan ór landi, Fms. vi. 258; kaupmenn þar um Víkina ok n. ór landi, i. 11:—of the wind or weather, var allhvasst á norðan, Fms. ix. 20, v. l.2. of direction; Gunnarr stóð n. at Rangæinga-dómi, Nj. 110; Gizurr ok Njáll stóðu n. at dóminum, 87:—fyrir norðan, with acc. north of, fyrir n. Jökul, 192, 261; fyrir n. Vall-land, Grág. ii. 141; fyrir n. heiðina, Eg. 275; fyrir n. land (in the north of Icel.), Nj. 251.COMPDS: norðanfjalls, norðanfjarðar, norðangola, norðanhret, norðanlands, norðanmaðr, norðansjór, norðanstormr, norðanstrykr, norðanveðr, norðanverðr, norðanvindr. -
2 NORÐR
n. the north; á norðr, í norðr, til norðrs, northwards (hélt R. konungr norðr með landi); in the north (n. í Þrándheimi).* * *n., gen. norðrs, [A. S. norð Engl. north; Germ. nord]:—the north; í norðr, northwards; þeir er bygðu norðrit, Fms. xi. 412, Landn. 23; til norðrs, Sks. 173, Grág. ii. 283; ór norðri, Eg. 133.II. as adverb; norðr eptir hafinu, to stand northwards, Orkn. 376; norðr til Bjarnar-fjarðar, Nj. 20; n. til Holtavörðu-heiðar, 36; vera n. í landi, Eg. 170; n. í Þrándheimi, Fms. i. 26; norðr á Hólum, Skíða R. 200; kunna þótta ek n. þar, Nj. 33; görask konungr yfir n. þar, Eg. 71. -
3 NÓR
1.n. an inlet, sea-loch; this word is still used in Dan., and freq. in Dan. local names, e. g. Mön’s nor, Falster nor, Noret near to Danavirki in Sleswig; but it is obsolete in Icel., and not recorded in old writers.2.m., gen. nós, dat. nói, [an antiquated word, perh. akin to Lat. navis, Gr. νηυς, ναυς], a kind of ship, Edda (Gl.): a smith’s trough, Björn; brand-nór (í brand-nói), a ‘hearth-ship,’ i. e. a house, poët., Ýt. -
4 Norð-maðr
m., pl. Norðmenn, a Northman, Norwegian, Grág. ii. 149, the Sagas passim; in Symb. 18 used as ‘pars pro toto’ of all Scandinavians; Norðmanna-herr, -konungr, -ríki, -ætt, Fms. x. 371, xi. 211, Hkr. i. 158, Ó. H. 142. -
5 Norðr-á
f. ‘North-water,’ the name of a river, Landn.; whence Norðrár-dalr, m. -
6 Norðri
= nyrðri, more north.* * *a, m. the Northern, one of the dwarfs who support the heaven, Vsp. (Austri, Vestri, Norðri, Suðri, Edda 5). -
7 norðr-ætt
f. = norðrátt, Edda 22, Fms. x. 272, Fs. 147. -
8 nörðri
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9 Norðmaðr
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10 norðrœnn
a. northerly, blowing from north (þá var á norðrœnt, viz. veðr). -
11 norðan-maðr
m. a man from the north, Ísl. ii. 363, Sturl. iii. 84 C. -
12 norðan-veðr
n. = northerly winds, Nj. 124, Fs. 153, Rb. 440. -
13 norðrætt
f. the north. -
14 Norðr-seta
u, f., or Norð-setr, n. the Northern Seat, name of a fishing-place in the north of Greenland, A. A. 273, 278, Fms. x. 112; hence Norðsetu-drápa, u, f. the name of a poem, fragments of which are collected in A. A.; and Norðsetu-maðr, m. a man from N., A. A. 275. -
15 norðari
compar. = nyrðri (q. v.), Stj. 94, A. A. 276: norðastr, superl. = nyrðstr or nørðstr, Gþl. 88, Eg. 267. -
16 norðarla
adv. far to the north (sú ey liggr norðarliga fyrir Noregi).* * *adv. = norðarliga, Ld. 166, N. G. L. i. 257. -
17 norðarr
adv. compar. farther north (aldri kom hann norðarr en í Eyjafjörð).* * *compar. more northerly, Hkr. ii. 164, Band. 2: superl. norðast, northernmost, 732. 4, passim; see nyrðst. -
18 Norð-lendingar
m. pl. the Northmen, esp. of Icel., passim; Norðlendinga-biskup, -búð, -dómr, -fjórðungr, Bs. i. 68, 159, Nj. 228, 231, Lv. 30, Ld. 196, Landn. 236; see biskup, búð, dómr, fjórðungr. -
19 Norð-lenzkr
adj. from Norðrland, Nj. 32, Sturl. i. 58, Bs. ii. 40. -
20 Norð-manndi
n. = Normandy (= Northmannia), Fms. xii, Ó. H. 23, 25: Norð-manndingr, m. a man from Normandy, Norman, Str. 30.
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