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1 staksteinar, stiklur
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2 KLÖPP
(gen. klappar, pl. klappir), f. stepping-stone.* * *f., pl. klappir, [klappa], a pier-like rock projecting into the sea, and looking as if shaped by art; lenda við klöppina, or klappirnar, freq. in western Icel.; as also of stepping stones over a stream, leiðin lá yfir mýrar ok fen, ok vóru þar höggnar yfir klappir, Fms. vii. 68; klappar-nef, n. a projecting rock. -
3 STÉTT
* * *(pl. -ir), f.1) pavement;2) stepping-stones (þeir fœrðu stéttir þær í ána, er aldri hefir ór rekit síðan);3) degree, rank (hverrar stéttar ertu?);4) order, condition;5) base of a vessel.* * *f. [no doubt akin to A. S. stibtan = to found; Germ. stiften; formed like réttr, léttr (q. v.); stétt therefore prop. means a foundation]:—a pavement; en er hann kom fram í stéttirnar, Sturl. ii. 107; kirkju-stétt, iii. 200, 221: in Icel. the raised pavement running along the front of houses is called stétt, bæjar-stétt.2. stepping-stones; þeir færðu stéttir þær í ána, er aldri hefir ór rekit síðan, Grett. 113 A.3. the foot-piece or base of a vessel; fjórði kaleikr er undan er stéttin, Vm. 29.II. [influenced by, if not derived from, the Lat. status]:—degree, rank; hverrar stéttar ertú, Fms. iii. 182; makligan þeirrar stéttar, Mar.; til allra klerkligra stétta, H. E. i. 475; margar stéttir, Stj. 299: very freq. in mod. usage, andleg stétt = the clergy; veraldleg stétt = the laity: old writers freq. use it in masc. when in this sense ( stéttr), hann tekr aptr allan fyrra stétt, Th. 5; resignera ábóta-stéttinn, Ann. 1393, Bs. ii. passim.COMPDS: stéttarker, stéttarlauss. -
4 fót-hár
adj. long-legged, high-stepping. Eg. 710. -
5 stak-steinar
m. pl. single stones, stepping-stones. -
6 stig-reip
n. [A. S. stig-râp; O. H. G. steka-reif; Engl. stirrup]:—a ‘stepping-rope,’ stirrup, Fms. vi. 416; menninir stóðu í stigreipum, Bs. i. 670; varð fótrinn fastr í stigreipinu, Orkn. 450. -
7 stikla
(að), v. to be roasted.* * *að, to leap, as on stepping-stones; sá studdi höndunum á bálkinn, ok stiklaði svá út yfir bálkinn ok mannhringinn, Orkn. 112; hann stiklar í södulinn, Nj. 112; ok stiklar svá með reykinum, 202; hann stiklar yfir inn, Ísl. ii. 357; siðan stiklar hann út af Járnbarðanum, Fms. xi. 133; hann stiklaði þá hart upp á þéttleif, 367; stiklar hón ofan af seið-hjallinum, Fas. i. 12. -
8 stillur
f. pl. stepping-stones, in water. -
9 stígr
(-s, ar; pl. -ar, -ir, acc. -a, -u), m. path;ryðja stíginn, to clear the way;taka úkunna stíga, to walk in unknown paths;stemma stíga fyrir e-m, to bar one’s way, cut one off;kanna úkunna stigu, to visit unknown paths (foreign lands);af hverjum stig, from everywhere.* * *adj. striding, stepping; in stór-s, smá-s.2. a pr. name, Stígr, Knytl. S., freq. in old Dan. -
10 stigreip
n. ‘stepping-rope’, stirrup.
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