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1 pílagrímur
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2 pálmari
m. palmer, pilgrim.* * *a, m. a palmer, pilgrim, Orkn. 176; for the palmers, when they came to the river Jordan, used to carry a palm in the hand and a cross on the breast, bartú þaðan pálm í hendi en kross á bringu, Fms. vii. 160; kross hangir þul þessum fyrir brjósti, en pálmr meðal herða, a cross hangs on this wise man’s breast, and a palm between his shoulders, Orkn. (in a verse). pálmara-vegr, m. the palmer’s way, i. e. the road to Palestine, Fms. ix. 417. -
3 píla-grímr
m. [Lat. peregrinus, whence Fr. Yr. pélerin; Engl. pilgrim]:—a pilgrim, Fms. iii. 33, v. 222, vi. 302, Karl. 71, passim in old and mod. usage. -
4 Róm-ferill
n. a pilgrim to Rome, Symb. 15, Fms. vi. 302. -
5 vallari
m. destitute person, tramp, beggar; vagabond, wanderer.* * *a, m. [from mid. Lat. wallus; cp. Germ. wallfahrten], prop. a pilgrim, traveller in a foreign land, hence a destitute person, tramp; eyða landit með mörgum stafkarlum ok öðrum vallarum, N. G. L. iii. 29; sem einn v., en nú er hann svá stollz ok svá ríkr, at …, Þiðr. 299; capra er skygn, svá at hón kennir hvárt eru vallarar eðr veiðimenn, sem einn v. ok forflóttamaðr …, Bret. 53; hann (Cain) raksk víða veraldar svá sem vallari, Stj. 43, 94, 113. -
6 ferðastafr
m. walking-staff, pilgrim’s staff. -
7 pílagrimr
(-s, -ar), m. pilgrim.
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