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1 sýja
I)f. line of hoards in a ship (komnar voru níu sýjur á hvárt borð).(only pret. pl. séðu, pp. séðr, sœðr), v. to fasten together (the outer planking in a ship or boat).* * *also spelt sýgja, u, f. the suture of a ship (súð is the board, sýja the single suture, a súð therefore contains so and so many sýjur); komnar vóru níu sýjur á hvárt borð (mod. saumför), Fms. viii. 196; kjalar, stála, súða, sýgju, Edda 66; kjöl-sýja, q. v. -
2 SÚÐ
f. overlapping edge of a board (in clinker-built boats or ships).* * *f. [sýja], prop. a sewing, suture, but only used of the clinching of a ship’s boards (see skara and skarsúð); skipa, súða, sýju, Edda, freq.; skar-súð, felli-súð; poët. súð-bani, ‘plank-bane,’ i. e. the sea, as destroyer of ships, Stor.; súð-marr, ‘suture-steed,’ i. e. a ship, Lex. Poët.2. of the outer boarding of a house, Nj. 114. súðar-steinn, a nickname, Bs.: a local name, Súða-vík, whence Súð-víkingr, m. a man from S., Bs. -
3 kjöl-sýja
u, f. the keel suture, the boards nearest to the keel, Edda (Gl.)
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