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101 þing-heyjandi
part. a ‘þing- performer,’ the law term for any person who visits a þing, on a summons to perform any public duty: every priest had to appear with a certain retinue of franklins, in order that there should always be present a sufficient number of neighbours, judges, witnesses, etc.; in return for such duty the persons attending received a fee, and were exempted from paying the þing-tax (þingfararkaup), which was defrayed by the franklins who stayed at home, Grág. i. 24, 46, 116, (Kb.) ii. 158; a priest had a right, at the spring meeting, to call on the ninth part of his liege-franklins to follow him to the alþing, Grág. i. 116.2. ‘Ecclesiastes’ is rendered by þingheyjandi, Greg;. 71. -
102 ÞYKKR
I)m. thwack, hurt.(acc. -van), a. thick, = þjokkr( garðr fimm feta þykkr); þykkt veðr, thick weather; þykkr skógr, dense forest; þykkt hár, thick hair.* * *1.m. [cp. A. S. þaccian; Old Engl. (Chaucer) thack; Engl. thwack = to strike; see also þjökka and þjaka]:—a thwack, thump, blow, a hurt; hann görði meyjunni þann þykk, at hón grét þegar, eu sveininn lék hann miklu harðara, Sd. 141; verðr nú við hann skapfátt ok veitir honum áverka svá næsta mikinn, at honum var þat gildr þykkr ( a severe hurt) ok eigi banvænligr, Ísl. ii. 321 (Heiðarv. S.); þykkjar verðr, worthy of a thwack, Eg. (in a verse); fékk Gunnarr mikinn þykk af eins manns spjóti, Dropl. (major), cp. Njarð. 378.2.adj. [the older form in ancient vellums is þjokkr or þjökkr, or even, esp. in Norse vellums, þjukkr, whence is derived the mod. Swed. and Norweg. tjok or kjok, but Dan. tyk; a v follows kk before a vowel, but even there is often dropped; compar. þykkvari, þykkvastr, or contr. þykkri, þykkastr: A. S. þicc; Engl. thick; Germ. dick: on the other hand, Germ. dicht, Engl. tight answer to Icel. þóttr.]A. Thick, stout, in substance; skjöld víðan ok þykkvan, Eg. 285; þykk spöng, Fms. ii. 310; öx þykk ok hvöss, vi. 29; eirskjöld þykkan ok víðan, Stj. 461; þjukkar brynhosur … þjukkr ok þolinn, Þiðr. 97; garðr svá þjukkr, N. G. L. ii. 122; hann hefir skó þjökkvan, Edda 17; víðr ok þjokkr, 58; garðr fimm feta þjokkr, Grág. ii. 262; þjukkan (þykkvan) skugga, Sks. 11 (new Ed. v. l. 7), 405 B; þykkum bylgjum, id.; fjogurra álna þykkvir, 40 new Ed.; húð góð ok þykk til reipa, 41; þjökkva leggi, Jd. 33; þykkr í andliti, Sturl. iii. 111: þykkara lopt, Stj. 17; veðr var þjökkt, Bs. i. 442; þykkt veðr ok regn, Eb. 204; veðr var þykkt ok drífa, Fms. v. 341; þykk þoka, viii. 83, v. l.; þjukkr mjörkvi, Sks. 47 new Ed.II. thick, thronged, of a number of objects, e. g. trees; í skoginum þar sem þjukkastr var, Barl. 9; í skóginn þar sem þykkvastr var, Fms. i. 72; þykkr skógr, 136, Ó. H. 36; skógr mikill ok þjokkr, Nj. 130, v. l.; þykkt hár, Eg. 305; þar var þykkost fylking, Mork. 113, v. l.: neut, svá stóðu þjökkt spjót á Aroni, Bs. i. 528; féilu Varbelgir þar svá þykkt, at …, Fms. ix. 522; hann bað menn sína fylgjask vel ok standa þykkt, Eg. 288; hann hopaði aptr þar til er liðit stóð þykkra, 296 (þykkvast, v. l.); var þar þykkt fylkt en þynnst við díkit, Fms. vi. 406; ef þrír menn ganga þjukt ok eigi fleiri, Gþl. 108; ef þjukkara er gengit en nú er sagt, 109 (of the thickness of a rank of men); menn hljópu svá þykkt yfir hann, at hann mátti eigi upp standa … meðan menn hljópu þykkast yfir hann, Fms. viii. 75; ok fylkja á skipinu allt á millum stafna ok svá þykkt, at allt var skarat skjöldum, Ld. 78; skipa skjöldum þjokkt við stafna, Mork. 180.III. in local names, Þykkvi-bær, -skógr, Landn.B. COMPDS: þykkbyrt, þykkbýlt, þykkfarit, þykkleitr, þykkröggvaðr, þykksettr, þykkskipat, þykkskýjaðr, þykkvarraðr, þykkvaxinn. -
103 áratal
n. number of years; fimtugr at áratali, fifty years of age. -
104 einsligr
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105 fimtartala
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106 fjöld
f. multitude, great number, much; f. ek fór, I have travelled far. -
107 fjölmenna
(-ta, -tr), v.1) to make numerous, increase in number;2) to crowd, meet in crowds. -
108 höfðatal
n. ‘tale of heads’, number of persons, etc. -
109 jafnliða
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110 jafnvegit
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111 lögréttuskipan
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112 óróf
n. = órhóf, immense quantity, countless number (óróf lausafjár); órófi vetra áðr væri jörð sköpuð, numberless winters ere the earth was fashioned. -
113 rúmatal
n. number of ‘rooms’ in a ship (skip þrítugt at rúmatali). -
114 stjörnutal
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115 útal
n. countless number. -
116 verpilstala
f. cubic number. -
117 vetratal
n. number of winters, years (fyrr rosknir at afli en vetratali). -
118 þreft
m. a number of sheaves, thrave. -
119 auglÿsinganúmer
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120 frumtala, prímtala
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