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61 RIÐA
I)(að), v. to tremble, move unsteadily (riðuðu augu).f. shivering fever, ague.* * *að, to tremble as from age or infirmity; hann riðaði nokkut lítið, Sturl. i. 20; hann gékk við tvær hækjur ok riðar á báðar síður, Grett. 161, freq. in mod. usage: of the eyes of an infant, riðuðu augu, Rm. 18; riða skip, Fms. ix. 377, is prob. a mere error = reisa. -
62 riðlask
að, dep. [Engl. reel], to rock, waver, reel to and fro, of ranks in battle; riðlaðisk fylkingin ok losnaði öll, Eg. 298, Al. 37; flokkar tóku at riðlask ( began to move), ok upp vóru sett merki fyrir höfðingjum, Fms. ii. 309; riðluðusk þá förunautar hans frá honum, his followers dropped away, slunk away, Orkn. 457; en þegar er los kom í liðit, … til þess er allt riðlaðisk í smá flokka, Ó. H. 122; hann lét riðlask vínberin … með riðluðum vínviðum af vínberjum ok allskyns aldini, the vine clustered with grapes and fruit, Ó. T. 39. -
63 svipa
* * *I)(að), v.1) to move swiftly, of a sudden but noiseless motion (fugl einn fló inn um glugginn ok svipaði um húsit);2) refl., svipast at e-u or eptir e-u, to look after (s. at hrossum); s. um, to look around (svipuðust menn um ok fannst hann eigi í liðinu).(að), v. to whip, horsewhip.f. whip (hann hafði svipu í hendi ok keyrði hana).* * *u, f. a whip; berja með svipum, Stj. 578, MS. 623. 12; hann hafði svipu í hendi ok keyrði hana, Sd. 185: esp. a horse-whip, svipu-ól, svipu-skapt, the lash, handle of a whip. svipu-leikr, m. a play, ‘swoop-game,’ perh. it should be sviðu-leikr (sviþu-leikr, p having crept in for þ), Fms. iii. 193, 196.II. gramm. a polysyndeton; svipa heitir þat ef fleiri sann-kenningar heyra einum hlut, Skálda 193. -
64 SVIPA
* * *I)(að), v.1) to move swiftly, of a sudden but noiseless motion (fugl einn fló inn um glugginn ok svipaði um húsit);2) refl., svipast at e-u or eptir e-u, to look after (s. at hrossum); s. um, to look around (svipuðust menn um ok fannst hann eigi í liðinu).(að), v. to whip, horsewhip.f. whip (hann hafði svipu í hendi ok keyrði hana).* * *að, [svipr], to swoop, flash, of a sudden but noiseless motion; létu síðan frá landi ok svipuðu yfir ána (sveipuðu v. l.), and swooped, went swiftly across the river, Fms. viii. 170; fugl eir. n fló inn um glugginn ok svipaði ( swooped) um húsit, Þjal.; sverð þat er svipar ( flashes) allan veg meðr eldbitrum eggium, a flashing sword, Sks. 548 B; svipandi logi, a sweeping fire, 203 B (cp. sveipanda sverð, Gen. iii. 24); þegar hann sezt í sætið há, svipaði þaðan ótú, fear flashed out from him where he sat, Núm.II. [A. S. swipjan; cp. vulgar Engl. swipe], to whip, horsewhip; var útraust at hann svipaði honum eigi stundum, Sturl. iii. 125.III. reflex., svipask at e-u, to look after; svipask at hrossum, Sturl. iii. 227; er þeir svipaðusk at, sá þeir…, Fms. v. 160: svipast eptir e-u, id.: svipask um, to look around, Ísl. ii. 353; svipaðisk Einarr um ok sá eigi Kálf, Fms. vi. 28; þá er ek svipuðumk um, Stj. 600. -
65 SVÍPA
* * *I)(að), v.1) to move swiftly, of a sudden but noiseless motion (fugl einn fló inn um glugginn ok svipaði um húsit);2) refl., svipast at e-u or eptir e-u, to look after (s. at hrossum); s. um, to look around (svipuðust menn um ok fannst hann eigi í liðinu).(að), v. to whip, horsewhip.f. whip (hann hafði svipu í hendi ok keyrði hana).* * *pret. sveip, for the other forms of this strong verb see sveipa. -
66 skjótast
* * *v. refl. to shoot, start, move quickly;hann skauzt á fœtr, he started to his feet;Björn skauzt aptr at baki Kára, B. sprang back again behind K.;at menn hans skytist eigi frá honum, lest his men should slip away, desert;hann vildi ljósta Gretti, en hann skauzt undan, he avoided the blow;skjótast e-m, to fail;margir skutust honum, many forsook him;skutust þá margir við þórð í trúnaðinum, many proved false to Thord;hann var nökkut við aldr, ok skauzt á fótum, and tottered on his legs;e-m skýzt yfir um e-t, one over-looks, fails to notice a thing (þeim hafði yfir skotizt um þetta);recipr., skótast á, to exchange shots.
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