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1 hressa viî
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2 hressa upp á minniî e-s
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3 hressa
* * *(-ta, -tr), v.1) to refresh, cheer;hann bað hann hressa sik, he bade him cheer up;refl., hressast, to recover strength, be refreshed;2) to restore (hressa staðinn).* * *t, to refresh, cheer; hressa kararmenn, 655 xiii. B. 3; h. halta, Mar.; hón lét gera honum laugar ok h. hann, Bret. 164; tökum nú til fæðu ok hressum oss, 656 C. 22; hann bað hann hressa sik, he bade him be of good cheer, bade him cheer up, Eg. 102: with prepp., h. upp, to restore a building, 623. 14; at hann skyldi ráðask norðr til Múnka-þverár ok h. staðinn, Sturl. i. 223.II. reflex. to recover one’s strength or spirits, be refreshed, Fms. ii. 59, 270, vi. 303, Finnb. 234, Bs. i. 319, Fas. ii. 356, Eg. 645. -
4 endr-næra
ð, to refresh, Matth. xi. 28, Rom. xv. 32, 2 Cor. vii. 13. -
5 hug-svala
að, to refresh the soul, comfort, Vídal., Pass. -
6 NÆRA
* * *ð, [akin to Ulf. nisan and nasjan = σώζεσθαι, σώζειν; A. S. genesan; Germ. genesen; as also Germ. nahren, changing s into r]:—to nourish, nurse; ok næra svá sína unga, Sks. 48; næra sín híbýli, 326 B; engi gneisti lífsins má næra mik eðr lífga, Fms. x. 368; synir né nærendr, nourishers, H. E. i. 505:—to nurse, refresh, þeir þógu ok nærðu líkamina, Stj. 237; svá nærir önd mína hunang-fljótandi mál ór munni þínum, Eluc. 55; heldr at næra en slökkva, Sturl. ii. 15.II. reflex. to take slight food, so as just to keep body and soul together:—to be refreshed, of a sick or faint person, nærðisk hón svá sem frá leið, Fms. vi. 353; hón dreypir víni á varrir þeim ok nærðusk þeir skjótt, Fas. iii. 571. -
7 nœra
(-ða, -ðr), v. to nourish, refresh;refl., nœrast, to assume fresh vigour, recover, rally (nœrðist hón svá sem frá leið).
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