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spoiling

  • 1 beina-spell

    n. spoiling of the comfort of the guests, Bs. i. 313, Sturl. i. 22.

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  • 2 ÍKORNI

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    a, m. a squirrel. This word is undoubtedly, as Grimm suggests (s. v. eichhorn), not of Teut. origin, but a popular corruption of the Gr. σκί-ουρος (= shade-tail), from which word all mod. European languages have borrowed the name of this animal; A. S. âcvern; early Dutch êncoren; Dutch eekhoren, eikhoren, inkhoren; O. H. G., mid. H. G., and Germ. eichorne, eichorn; Dan. egern; Swed. ickorn, ekorre: in the Romance languages, old Fr. escuriere; Fr. ecureuil; Ital. schiriuolo; whence Engl. squirrel. The word íkorni occurs in the heathen poem Gm., but the word is outside the metre, spoiling the flow of the verse, and was no doubt added afterwards; therefore, instead of ‘Rata-töskr heitir íkorni | er renna skal,’ read ‘Rata-töskr heitir | er renna skal.’ Perhaps the ancient Scandin. name of the animal was töskr, akin to Engl. tusk, A. S. tux, from its sharp teeth, and then Rati (= the climber?) would in the verse be the pr. name, töskr the appellative of that animal; and thus Rata-töskr would stand for Ratitöskr = Rati the squirrel; see also Edda, Ó. H. 85, Sks. 115, Gþl. 448.

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  • 3 KLÆÐI

    n.
    1) cloth, stuff (ensk klæði með mörgum litum);
    2) garment (maðr í rauðu klæði);
    3) esp. in pl., clothes, apparel, dress (hvar fyrir berr þú rauð klæði?); fara í klæði, to put on clothes; fara af or ór klæðum, to take off one’s clothes; bera klæði (kasta klæðum) á vápn, to throw clothes over the weapons (to stop a fight).
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    n., irreg. gen. pl. klæðna, Barl. 80, 83, Str. 21; [A. S. clæð; Engl. cloth; O. H. G. chleit; Germ. kleid; Dutch kleed; Swed. and Dan. klæde]
    I. cloth, stuff; mæla vaðmál ok lérept ok klæði öll, Grág. i. 497; vestr til Englands at kaupa sér klæði ok önnur föng, … hlaða skipit með hveiti ok hunangi, víni ok klæðum, Eg. 69; Ensk klæði með mörgum litum, 517; gaf konungr Þorgilsi laufgrænt klæði fimtán álna langt, Sturl. iii. 131; vel þér þau klæði til hosna er brúnuð sé at lit, en ekki önnur klæði nema skarlat sé, Sks. 286; skaltú taka þér klæði er vér eigum bezt, Fas. iii. 265; fimtán álnir klæðis brúnat at lit, en klæðit var gersemi, Bs. i. 433; kennir hann klæði þau í kyrtlum hirðmanna, er hann hafði ræntr verit, 434; þrjátigi stikur klæðis, 875; tvíbreitt, þríbreitt klæði, tvíeln klæði, N. G. L. iii. 205, 208; hálflit klæði, chequered cloth, Fms. ii. 70: in mod. usage distinction is made between the foreign machine-made klæði and the home-made vaðmál, q. v.; klæðis-treyja, klæðis-fat, opp. to vaðmáls-treyja, vaðmáls-fat.
    II. a garment; Arinbjörn hafði látið göra klæði þat við vöxt Egils, Eg. 516; eitt gullhlað, ok rautt klæði, Nj. 35; maðr í rauðu klæði, Fms. x. 367; ef klæði rifnar af manni, K. Þ. K. 88:—fjaðr-k., dún-k., feather or down cloth; söðul-k., a saddle cloth.
    2. esp. in plur., clothes, apparel, dress; váskufl yztan klæða, Nj. 32; laza klæði sín, Anal. 292; vönduð öll klæði, Eb. 34; hvar fyrir berr þú rauð klæði, þar sem þau eru klerkum fyrirboðin at bera? Því, sagði hann, at ek hefi engi önnur til, … hann kom inn litlu síðar með brún klæði er erkibiskup hafði sjálfr borit,—Ber þessi klæði hátíðis-daga, Bs. i. 800; kasta klæðum, bera klæði á vápn, to throw clothes over the weapons, in a brawl, to hinder bloodshed, Vápn. 28: bedclothes, hann lét bera í vind klæði þau er hón hafði haft áðr, Eg. 567; und klæðum, Ísl. ii. 252 (in a verse); klæða ílát, klæða örk, a clothes chest, 655 xxx. 7, Js. 78; klæða hirðir, keeper of a wardrobe, Stj. 649; klæða hlaði, a pile of clothes, Grett. 160; klæða kaup = klæðaskipti, Fbr. 94 new Ed.; klæða spell, spoiling, damaging one’s dress, N. G. L. i. 163; klæða verð, the price of clothes, Gþl. 259:—vás-klæði, over-clothes; rekkju-klæði, bedclothes; her-klæði, armour; lín-klæði, linen clothes; lit-klæði, chequered clothes, all of them in plur.
    COMPDS: klæða-búnaðr, klæða-búningr, m. apparel, Bs. i. 134, Fms. i. 69, Stj. 697; þeir höfðu mjök líkan klæða-búnað ok vápna, Hkr. i. 344. klæða-faldr, m. the hem of a garment, N. T. klæða-föll, n. pl. the folds of a garment, Mar.: medic. = kvennatíðir. klæða-mangari, a, m. a clothesmonger, Rétt. 13. 9. klæða-skipti, n. pl., göra k., to change clothes, Stj. 518, Fbr. 161, Sturl. iii. 100, Ld. 286. klæða-skurðr, m. the cut of clothes, Rétt. klæða-snið, n. the cut, fashion of clothes, Hkr. iii. 181, Fas. ii. 344.

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  • 4 veiði-spell

    n. a spoiling the catch; göra v., Gþl. 428.

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  • 5 veizlu-spjöll

    n. pl. the spoiling of a feast; göra v., Fas. i. 445 (of a peace disturber).

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  • 6 vin-spell

    = vinslit, a spoiling of friendship, Gkv. 1, 24.

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  • 7 beinaspell

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  • 8 veiðispell

    n. spoiling the catch (gera veiðispell).

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  • 9 veizluspjóll

    n. pl. the spoiling of a feast (gera veizluspjóll).

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  • 10 vinspell

    n. spoiling, of friendship.

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См. также в других словарях:

  • spoiling — index burglary, damage, decadent Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

  • spoiling — noun 1. the process of becoming spoiled • Syn: ↑spoilage • Derivationally related forms: ↑spoil, ↑spoil (for: ↑spoilage) • Hypernyms: ↑decay …   Useful english dictionary

  • Spoiling — Spoil Spoil (spoil), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Spoiled} (spoild) or {Spoilt} (spoilt); p. pr. & vb. n. {Spoiling}.] [F. spolier, OF. espoillier, fr. L. spoliare, fr. spolium spoil. Cf. {Despoil}, {Spoliation}.] 1. To plunder; to strip by violence; to… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • spoiling — adj. Spoiling is used with these nouns: ↑tactic …   Collocations dictionary

  • spoiling for — EAGER FOR, looking for, keen to have, after, bent on, longing for; informal itching for. → spoil * * * spoiling for 1. More than ripe or ready for (a fight, etc) 2. Intent on • • • Main Entry: ↑spoil * * * (be) spoiling for : to have a strong de …   Useful english dictionary

  • spoiling for a fight — in. argumentative; asking for a fight. □ They were just spoiling for a fight, and they went outside to settle the matter. □ She was grouchy, and you could tell she had been spoiling for a fight all day …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

  • spoiling tactics — spoilˈing tactics plural noun Activities that have no purpose other than to hinder someone or something else • • • Main Entry: ↑spoil * * * ˈspoiling tactics 7 [spoiling tactics] noun plural …   Useful english dictionary

  • spoiling for a fight — to be very eager to fight or argue. He says what he thinks, and so people think he always seems to be spoiling for a fight …   New idioms dictionary

  • spoiling for — it s obvious he s spoiling for a fight Syn: eager for, itching for, looking for, keen to have, after, bent on, longing for …   Thesaurus of popular words

  • spoiling attack — puolimą sutrukdanti ataka statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Taktinis manevras siekiant susilpninti priešo puolimą, kai priešas tik telkiasi ir ruošiasi pulti. atitikmenys: angl. spoiling attack pranc. attaque préventive de harcèlement …   NATO terminų aiškinamasis žodynas

  • spoiling attack — noun Etymology: from spoiling, present participle of spoil (II) : a limited objective attack launched to disrupt enemy plans or operations …   Useful english dictionary

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