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1 píning
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2 laugar-píning
f. ‘passion’ in a bath, of a bishop who died when in a bath, Bs. i. 78, (see the context of the passage.) -
3 sam-píning
f. compassion, Th. 25, Stj. 155, Bs. ii. 90. -
4 korka
u, f. a pining or wasting away; það er korka í honum. korku-legr, adj. pining, perhaps a corruption from kraki, kroklegr, legr, q. v. -
5 kregð
f. pining away, a nickname.* * *f. or kregða, u, f. a wasting, pining, of infants:—a nickname, Hrólfs S. Gaut. (Ed. 1664), p. 76. -
6 korpa
u, f. pining away, Björn. -
7 KRÖM
* * *(gen. kramar; pl. kramar), f. long or wasting illness.* * *f., gen. kramar, [kremja; Ulf. krammiþa = ἰκμάς, Luke viii. 6]:—a pining, wasting sickness; hefir hón haft langan vanmátt, ok var þat kröm mikil, Eg. 565; Þrándr hafði augnaverk mikinn ok þó aðrar kramar miklar, Fær. 213; líða svá margir dagar at herrans sjúkdómr snýsk í kröm, Bs. ii. 227; með leiðri kröm, Od. xi. 200 (τηκεδόνι στυγερη); kuldi ok krön, kröm og vesöld. -
8 merg-runi
a, m. ‘lues medullae,’ a wasting sickness, pining away, caeliaca, Fél. x. -
9 morn
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10 Mörn
f. pining away.* * *f. an ogress or giantess, Edda (Gl.); the ship is called mörnar vakr, hestr, the steed of m., Hallfred; the sea, mörnar mór, Lex. Poët.II. the river Marne, Edda (GL). -
11 pínsl
f. torture, passion, = písl.* * *f. thus in Hkr. iii. 349, Sks. 676 B, Fms. vii. 91, Hom. 85, MS. 677. 6: contr. písl, and so in mod. usage since the Reformation, and so also in old vellums; píslir, 623. 32; písla, Fms. x. 389; píslar, Symb. 29, Fms. vii. 195, Al. 130; písl, Rb. 86, Magn. 506:—torture, passion, passim; cp. píning above.COMPDS: píslardagr, píslarfæri, píslarmark, PíslarSaga, píslarsigr, píslarstaðr, píslartíð, píslartré, píslarváttr, píslarvætti, píslasjón. -
12 písl
f. = pínsl, píning.* * *see pínsl.
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