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1 blakk-fjallr
adj. black-skinned, epithet of a wood-bear, Akv. 11. -
2 ham-dökkr
adj. dark-skinned, of dark hue, Edda (Ht.), of the raven. -
3 hörund-mjúkr
adj. soft-skinned, of a woman, Orkn. (in a verse). -
4 MJÚKR
a.2) agile, supple (m. ok vel glímufœrr);3) easy, comfortable (þótti þeim þat mjúkara at taka, er laust flaut);4) meek, pliable, gentle (þér munu menninir mjúkari en mér).* * *adj., compar. mjúkari, superl. mjúkastr, in mod. usage also mýkri, mýkstr; [Goth. muka in muka-modei = πραότης; Engl. meek; Dan. myg; Swed. mjuk]:— soft to the touch; mjúkt skinn, Bær. 19; mjúka rekkju, mjúkt bað, Eg. 239; hörund-mjúkr, soft-skinned, Orkn. (in a verse); m. ok hægr, Fms. ii. 201; mjúúkt hár, mjúk ull, and the like; mjúkr í máli, eloquent, Bs. i.2. agile, nimble; mjúkr ok vel glímu-færr, Sturl. iii. 123; as also mjúkr á fótum, or fóta-mjúkr, of a wrestler; liða-mjúkr; mjúkari í orrostum, more agile. Fms. vii. 254.3. þar bygðisk Noregr fyrst er hann er mjúkastr, of the soil, softest, most fertile, Landn. 276, v. l.; þótti mér svá at eins mjúkt at fara með ykkr enn fyrra dag, Fms. iv. 317.II. metaph. meek; mjúkr ok lítillátr, Fms. iii. 168; ek hefi verit yðr m. í öllum hlutum, x. 108; hlýðin ok mjúk, Al. 119; svá mjúk sem eitt lamb, Clar.:—mild, gracious, mjúkasta mildi, Dipl. ii. 14: hann talaði allt mjúkara enn fyrra dag, Fms. vi. 45; mjúk miskunn, Bs. i. 638; m. diktr, mjúk orð, mjúkt lof, flowing, of words, speech, Lil. 4.B. COMPDS: mjúkdómr, mjúkfingr, mjúkfingraðr, mjúkhendr, mjúkhjartaðr, mjúklátr, mjúkleikr, mjúkliga, mjúkligr, mjúklyndi, mjúklyndr, mjúklæta, mjúklæti, mjúkorðr, mjúkræss, mjúktækr. -
5 skinn-bjartr
adj. bright-skinned, of complexion, Lex. Poët. -
6 skinn-hvítr
adj. white-skinned, = skinnbjartr. -
7 skinn-ræstinn
adj. white-skinned. -
8 slétt-fjallaðr
adj. smooth-skinned, Fas. iii. 77. -
9 þurr-fjallr
adj. dry-skinned, Hm. -
10 heljarskinn
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11 skinnhvítr
a. white-skinned. -
12 skinnlauss
a. skinless, skinned. -
13 sléttfjallaðr
a. smooth-skinned. -
14 úklaksárr
a. not sensitive, thick-skinned. -
15 þurrfjallr
a. dry-skinned, in dry clothes. -
16 ekki hörundsár
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