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21 niðr-drep
n. a pulling down, H. E. i. 497. -
22 niðr-taka
u, f. a pulling down, Fms. xi. 431. -
23 REIP
* * *n., mod. reipi, [Goth. raip; A. S. râp; Engl. rope; Scot. raip; O. H. G. reif; Dan. reb; Swed. rep]:—a rope, Fms. iv. 335, Grág. ii. 361; hann sleit í sundr reipin, Edda 26; láta reip á háls hverjum þeirra, 623. 33; fyrir hví gáfut ér oss eigi eins reips jörð, Stj. 361; þat er gyrði töng eða reipi, N. G. L. i. 349; reips hald, a rope’s hold, Sturl. ii. 139; heljar reip, Sól. 27; festa reipin upp á hestana, Eb. 180; göra upp reipi, to tie up a rope; ólar-reip, band-reip, hrosshárs-reip.2. of a ship’s tackle; drífa til reipa, Fms. vii. (in a verse); reipa reiði, rigging, tackling, vi. 308: compds, drag-reip, hjálp-r., kjal-r., skaut-r., þrá-r., q. v.:—the phrase, við raman reip at draga, from the game of two persons pulling a rope, Nj. 10, Fms. ii. 107, Fs. 75. reipa-knútr, m. a kind of cross-knot. -
24 sam-tak
n. a united effort, pulling together; hafa s. at e-n, Ísl. ii. 106: esp. in plur., samtök, hafa samtök móti e-m, H. E. i. 433. -
25 sam-taka
1.tók, to do in common, N. G. L. i. 448; s. e-t með sér, Stj. 258, 439.2.u, f. the collection of a tax, D. N. ii. 263.3.adj. pulling together; verða s. -
26 skinn-dráttr
m. ‘skin-pulling,’ an athletic game, uncertain what; ef maðr gengr til fangs eðr skinndráttar at vilja sínum ábyrgist sá sik sjálfr at öllu, N. G. L. ii. 59. -
27 til-dráttr
m. a pulling, attraction, Mar.: an incident, occasion, Stj. 35. -
28 tuttan
f. [from toga], a pulling, tearing; ef hann bæði görir (viz. tekr í hár öðrum ok kippir) þá heitir þat tuttan, þá skal hann bæta fullum rétti fyrir, N. G. L. i. 70. -
29 upp-dráttr
m. a pulling up; the phrase, eiga örðugt uppdráttar, to be in straits, hard pressed.2. medic. a wasting sickness.3. a sketch, map, (mod.) -
30 vað-dráttr
m. a pulling the fishing-line. -
31 VÍK
(gen. víkr, pl. víkr), f. inlet, small bay; róa v. á e-n, to row one round, get the better of one.* * *f., gen. víkr, pl. víkr, [from víkja; Dan. vig], prop. a small creek, inlet, bay; vík gékk upp fyrir austan nesit en upp at víkinni stóð borg mikil, Eg. 161; þeir námu víkr þær er við þá eru kenndar, Landn. 236; í vík eina … hjá vík þeirri, 57; sá ek at í hverja vík vóru rekin brot af þessu tré, Fms. vii. 163; víkr ok fjörðu, Fbr. 14 new Ed.; tveim megin víkriunar, Fs. 143; margar víkr, 146; róa vik á e-n, to row one round, get the better of another; þætti mér mikit vaxa mín virðing, eðr þess höfðingja er á Hrafnkel gæti nökkura vík róit, Hrafn. 16 (metaph. from pulling in a race), Þjal. 48.II. freq. in local names, Vík, Víkr, Húsa-vík, Reykjar-vík, etc.: the name of Vík or Víkin was specially given to the present Skagerack and Christianiafjrord with the adjacent coasts; í Vík austr, í Víkinni, sigla inn, út Víkina, Fms. passim. The form - wick or - wich in British local names is partly of Norse, partly of Latin origin ( vicus); all inland places of course belong to the latter class.COMPDS: víkrbarmr, víkrhvarf, Víkmarr. -
32 andróði
m. pulling against tide and wind; þeir tóku (áttu) mikinn andróða, they had a hard pull. -
33 andœfa
(-ða, -t), v. to keep pulling against wind and tide so as to prevent a boat from drifting astern. -
34 drætti
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35 handkrœkjast
(t), v. refl. to make trial of strength by pulling with bent hands. -
36 niðrtaka
f. pulling down. -
37 rammr
a.1) strong, of bodily strength (r. at afli); við ramman er reip at draga, it is pulling a rope against a strong man;2) mighty, powerful (rammar vættir);3) bitter, biting, opp. to sœtr. -
38 togan
f. drawing, pulling.
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