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m.1) follower (liðar þat eru fylgðarmenn);2) levy-district.* * *a, m. [lið], a follower; liðar þat eru fylgðar-menn, Edda 107; Eysteins, Þorkels, Háreks, Valþjófs liðar, the men of Eystein …, Walthiof, Fas. ii. 50 (in a vtrse), Fms. v. 222 (in a verse), Lex. Poët.; Búa-liðar, the men of Bui, Fms. xi. 140; Langbarðs liðar, the Lombard people, Gkv. 2. 19; Ás-liðar, the Ases, Skm. 34; hans liðar, his men. Fas. ii. 315 (in a verse); fjándinn ok hans liðar, Hom. (St.) 77; ek ok mínir liðar, Ó. H. 243.II. a traveller, esp. a sailor, [cp. A. S. liða; and lið = a ship, liðsmenn = sailors]; in vetr-liði, a winter-sailor; sumar-liði, a summer-sailor.III. in a local sense, a district, in regard to the levy; hann lagði á bændr leiðangr, at ór hverjum liða skyldi gera mann ok um fram pund ok naut, Fms. viii. 395, D. N. ii. 614, 624. liða-gjald, n. the levied tax (from liði = a sailor), Fms. viii. 327, 419.
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