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81 skap-skipti
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82 skap-stórr
adj. proud of mind, Nj. 16, Ld. 22, 286, Eg. 598, Fms. vii. 175, Ó. H. 15, 53, 98. -
83 skap-styggr
adj. irritable, excited, Eb. 258, Grett. 76 new Ed. -
84 skap-tré
n. (thus in the vellum), a flour-bin (?), into which flour is poured, Gs. 22. -
85 skap-vandr
adj. difficult of temper; einlyndr ok s., Nj. 384. -
86 skap-vani
adj. lacking in temper, Fær. 245. -
87 skap-vargr
m. a worrier. -
88 skap-varr
adj. wary of temper, discreet, Lv. 23. -
89 skap-þekkr
adj. agreeable, engaging. -
90 skap-þiggjandi
part. a lawful receiver of weregiid, Grág. ii. 175; opp. to skapbætandi. -
91 skap-þungt
n. adj. depressed in spirit; e-m er s., to be depressed in mind, Nj. 11, Fb. i. 451, Fs. 107. -
92 skapþiggjandi
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93 skapþing
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94 skap·bráðr
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95 skap·felligr
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96 (skap)raun, mæîa
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97 skap|ować
pf Ⅰ vi pot. to cotton on pot. (coś to sth); to twig pot.- skapowałeś wreszcie, o co mi chodzi you’ve finally cottoned on to what I mean- skapował, że nie będzie miał we mnie poplecznika he twigged that I wouldn’t be on his side ⇒ kapowaćⅡ skapować się pot. to twig pot.- przez rok nie skapował się, kto mu robi te żarty it took him a year to twig who was pulling tricks on himThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skap|ować
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98 skąp|iec
m (V skąpcze a. skąpcu) miserThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skąp|iec
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99 ú-skap
n. ‘unshape,’ shapelessness, deformity; með úskapi, þér hafit málit meirr til búit með úskapi enn eigi sé spjöllin á, Glúm. 347: spleen, madness, æði ok úskap, Hom. 113; hugr heitir úskap, Edda 110. úskaps-maðr, m. an ill-disposed person, Sturl. ii. 149.II. in plur., úsköp, evil spells, imprecations: the saying, hlæja skyldi at ósköpunum en ekki fyrir þeim verða, see skap (B); ganga þó ríkt úsköpin er sonr verðr föður sínum at dauða, Al. 129; þeir menn er fyrir úsköpum verða, þá valda því íllar nornir, Edda 11; kvað íllar vættir því snemma stýrt hafa eðr úsköp, Korm. 240; at fyrir-koma þeim úsköpum er Þorveig hefði á lagt ykkr Steingerði, 208; úskapa verk, Fas. iii. 406: in mod. usage, ósköp and óskapa = immensely, awfully; ósköp fallegt, an enormity; það er ósköp að vita til þess! -
100 artillerivit(en)skap
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