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21 sak-auki
a, m. a relation of a slain person entitled to an additional portion of weregild, defined in N. G. L. i. 79, 185, and Grág. ii. 183; a son or brother born of a bondwoman, a brother on the mother’s side, a grandfather and grandson are so named, N. G. L. l. c., cp. also Grág. l. c., where the sakauki is opp. to the receiver of the höfuð-baugr. sakauka-bót, f. compensation due to a s., N. G. L. i. 187. -
22 sifi
a, m. a relation by marriage, affinis; sifja silfr, Sdm. 28 (Bugge); at álnum sifja, Ad.; but both passages are dubious; guð-sifi, a god-sib. -
23 sifjungr
* * *m. a relation by affinity, Edda (Gl.), Hkv. 2. 32: of a brother-in-law, Akv. 29, cp. also Am. 81. -
24 sifr
m. a near relation, Edda ii. 496, hence in Úlf. 3. 34. -
25 skuldu-neyti
n. the relation of debtor and creditor, Lv. 103 (the passage is somewhat corrupt). -
26 tuttr
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27 vanda-lauss
adj. standing under no obligation or in no relation to another, a stranger, Fms. i. 189, Fær. 134: mod. vandalausir as opp. to skyldir: neut., e-m er vandalaust við e-n, to be quite free, neutral as to a person, Orkn. 214, Fms. vi. 107: easy, vii. 141. -
28 vanda-maðr
m. a relation, friend, or the like, Stj. 424, Ld. 72, Orkn. 452. -
29 venzla-maðr
m. a person bound by ties, a kinsman, relation; vinir ok venzlamenn, Bs. i. 21; yðr venzlamönnum Þóris, Gullþ. 20; Kolbeini ok hans venzlamönnum, Sturl. ii. 1, Bs. i. 489, 494. -
30 vingask
að, dep. to make friends; in vingask við e-n, to enter into friendship, friendly intercourse or relation with a person, Eg. 42, 175, Fms. viii. 214, x. 298; vingask til e-s, viii. 108.II. part. vingaðr, in friendly relations; vel vingaðr veð lenda menn, Hkr. ii. 48: well-liked, var hann svá vingaðr af mörgum manni, at …, Fms. xi. 277; hann átti ok vel vingat við höfðingja innan-lands, vi. 397: friendly, well-disposed, iv. 87. -
31 œgir
(gen. -is), m. frightener, terrifier (Engla œgir, gumna œgir).* * *m. one who frightens, Lex. Poët., Fms. vi. (in a verse), Gm. 45, Hkv. 1. 54; this word is no relation to the following word. -
32 ávarðr
a. dear, acceptable, only of man in relation to the gods (avarðir goðunum; ávarðr Guði). -
33 vandalauss
a.1) not difficult, easy;2) unrelated with (vandalauss e-m;) vandalausir menn, strangers;3) free of obligation (ek vil vera vandalauss af, þótt, þú farir heim þangat); e-m er laust við e-n, one is in no relation to (quite neutral as to) a person. -
34 vandamaðr
m. relation, friend, = venzlamaðr. -
35 venzlamaðr
m. kinsman, relation, = vandamaðr.
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