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81 skeifa
* * *f. horseshoe.* * *u, f. [skeifr], a horse-shoe, Þiðr. 105; hálf-s., a broken horse-shoe; skafla-s., a sharp-shoe: metaph., það er skeifu-mynd á e-u, it is in the shape of a s., it is crooked, askew, goes wrong, Sturl. ii. 93 (in a verse); mod., það er skeifu-lag á því: as a nickname, Sturl. ii. 120: skeifa is rare in old writers, but is the common word in mod. Icel. use; the ancients said skór, a shoe. -
82 slíðr-beittr
adj. sharp as a rasor, Akv. 22, Eb. (in a verse). -
83 snarp-ligr
adj. sharp, dashing; með fylktu liði ok snarpligu, Fms. xi. 85. -
84 SNARPR
a.1) rough to the touch (snarpt hárklæði);2) keen, sharp, of a weapon (snörp øx, snarpt sverð);3) vehement, hard (snörp atganga, orrosta); inn snarpasti kuldi, the bitterest cold;4) smart, dashing, of persons (manna snarpastr í orrostum);* * *snörp, snarpt, adj. rough to the touch, opp. to linr; snarpr átöku, hárklæði ok snarpa yfirhöfn, Barl. 97; mostly used metaph.II. keen, of a weapon; snörp öx, Sturl. ii. 230; með snarpri ör, Mar.; snarpt sverð, Sturl. iii. 63; snörp egg, Skv. 3. 58; s. tindr, Bs. ii. 87; snarpir ok hvassir, Hom. (St.); snarpt auga, Þiðr. 179, opp. to linr; lina eða snarpa, Skálda 175; linan anda eða snarpan, 179.2. dashing, smart, of a person; inn blauði sem inn snarpi, Róm. 273; snarpir sveinar, Orkn. (in a verse); manna snarpastr í orrostum, Fms. vi. 60; inn snarpasta hund Víga, Fb. i. 387: of an action, snarpari bardagi, Fms. x. 314; snarpa atgöngu, Gullþ. 12, Karl. 247; snörp vörn, Fms. vi. 156; snarpasta orrosta, Eg. 297, Fb. ii. 44; inn snarpasti kuldi, smartest cold, Fms. ii. 228; snarpr dauði, Magn. 486; snarpr vetr, Róm. 259; land svá íllt ok snarpt, Sks. 21 new Ed. -
85 SNARR
a.1) swift (snarir vindar);2) gallant, bold, smart;3) keen (snör augu):4) sharp, penetrating (s. til skynsemdar);5) neut., snart, as adv. soon, quickly (rann hann at sem snarast).* * *snör, snart, adj. [this word with its derivatives is akin to snúa, pret. snöri; Engl. snarl, of cord]:—prop. hard-twisted, of a string; snarr þáttr, hard-spun cord, Stor. (snar-þáttr, Lex. Poët.); þráðrinn er snarr: chiefly used,II. metaph. swift, [A. S. snear]; snarir vindar, the swift winds, Hdl. 41; snör brögð, gallant deeds, Skv. i. 10: used as an epithet to a wrestler, fighter, snar glímu-maðr.2. keen; snör augu, keen, flashing eyes, Fas. i. 200; augu snör, Þiðr. 178; snart auga-bragð, Fms. ii. 174: adverbially, smartly, rann hann at sem snarast, Eg. 532; berjask snart ok hraustliga, Ld. 222.III. temp. soon, Dan. snart; kom aptr snart, Fms. xi. 266: in poët. compds, geð-s., böð-s., fólk-s. -
86 snerrir
or snerir, m. a smart, sharp-witted person; hann var ú-svífinn í æskunni ok var hann snerir kallaðr, ok eptir þat Snorri, Eb. 30. -
87 SÆFA
(i. e. sœfa), ð, [akin to svefn, svæfa; cp. Lat. sopire], prop. to put to sleep, but distinguished from svæfa, and only used to kill, slaughter beasts; vök sú er menn sæfa hvali í, Jb. 331 B; skal gefa af inn fimta hlut af öllu fé nema maðr sœfi, K. Þ. K.; blóðit flóar svá sem lifandis maðr hefði sœfðr verit, Mar.; hann sæfði girndar-synd, Greg. 38.2. esp. of a sacrifice; ef sæfð vóru þau kvikendi er goðunum var fórnat, Eb. 10; lamb Guðs er sœft til þessa nótturðar, Greg. 29; sæfandi son sinn ysak, Stj. 130; skal hverr s. sitt lamb, 279; lamb sœft ok etið, Post. 645. 83; sá er sæfði fórnina, Stj. 430; sæfa hjarðir, Hsm.: svæfa naut, to kill a beast by driving a sharp instrument into the nape of the neck, severing the spine, as the Spanish Torreadore do (the heathen way of killing the sacrificial beast?).II. reflex. to be killed, expire; sæfisk hón á spjótinu ok deyr, Fb. i. 258; jarlinn sæfðisk á spjótinu, Eg. 289; Hrafn hrærði hvárki hönd né fót er hann sæfðisk, Bs. i. 674 (of a man beheaded); nú veiðir maðr hval ok sæfisk hann á djúpi, N. G. L. i. 59; val-sæfendr, Ýt. -
88 veðr-glöggr
adj. ‘weather-gleg,’ sharp in predicting weather. -
89 þunn-heyrðr
part. of thin-hearing, sharp-eared, Barl. 30. -
90 þunnildi
n. the thin edge of a cut-up codfish, þunnildis-nef, n. the sharp point of the þ. -
91 æsi-
i. e. œsi-, in compds, violently, æsi-mikill, Karl. 492; œsi-hvatligr, 501: with nouns, æsi-frost, a sharp frost, Bs. i. 360; æsi-fólska, Flóv. 36; æsi-gnýr, Pr. 371; æsi-kaldr, Lex. Poët. -
92 allbitr
a. very sharp. -
93 allsnarpr
a. very sharp. -
94 allskygn
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95 barraxlaðr
a. high-shouldered, with sharp, prominent shoulder bones. -
96 eggjabroddr
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97 eggleikr
m. poet. play with sharp weapons, battle. -
98 eggsteinn
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99 gaddhjalt
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100 gløggskygn
a. sharp-sighted.
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