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1 sleppa
* * *I)(slepp; slapp, sluppum; sloppinn), v.1) to slip, glide (sleggjan slapp ór hendi honum); sluppu honum fœtr, his feet slipped;2) to slip away, escape (ef Þórólfr skal s.);3) to slip, fail; ef yðr sleppr at festa hendr á Birni, if you fail to get hold of Bjorn.(-ta, -t), v. to make slip out of one’s hands, let slip; Þorgils hafði sleppt øxinni, Th. had let go of the axe.* * *1.t, [Dan. slippe], the causal of the preceding word:—to make slip out of one’s hand, let slip, with dat.; Þorgils hafði sleppt öxinni, Th. had laid the axe away, Fs. 131: freq. in mod. usage, slepptu mér, let me go.2.u, f. a nickname, Fms. ix. 294 (= slappi?).
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