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1 gort, sjálfshól
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2 gorta, hælast um
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3 HRÓSA
* * *(að), v. to praise, with dat.;hrósa sér, to boast;hrósa sigri, to triumph.* * *að, [Old Engl. and Scot. roose; Dan. rose; Swed. rosa; Ormul. rosen]:—to praise, often with the notion to vaunt, boast, with dat., Vkv. 24, Hbl. 4, Nj. 147, Fms. vi. 239, Hkr. ii. 299, Sks. 229, 743; h. sér, to boast, Karl. 291, Gísl. 37; h. sigri, to triumph, Ann. 1340; með hrósanda sigri, triumphant, Sks. 631; því herfangi er þeir áttu opt at h., to boast of, Fms. x. 253; Saul hrósaði ( boasted), at hann hefði vel gört, Sks. 702. -
4 HÆLA
( hœla), d, [hól], to praise, flatter, with dat., Eb. 164; hrósa ok hæla e-u, Karl. 438: to glory, boast, hann hældi, at Haraldr hefði hefnt Gamla, Fms. i. 48; eigi má ek af því hæla, Lv. 10, passim.II. reflex. to boast, vaunt; hælumk minnst í máli, Fms. viii. (in a verse): hælask e-u, to glory in a thing, 85, Karl. 412, Fagrsk. 93, Nj. 204, 237: hælask um e-t, to brag about, 54, Grág. ii. 145, Karl. 372, Valla L. 212: hælask af e-u, to boast of, 655 xx. 8: absol., Grág. ii. 145, Thom. 84: hælask við e-n, to boast over one, Grett. 128, Fms. vi. 399. -
5 hœla
(-da, -t), v.1) to praise, with dat. (hann hœldi Ulfari mjök);2) to boast of (sverði hœlir þú tar, en eigi sigri);3) refl., hœlast, to boast, vaunt; h. e-u (af e-u, um e-t), to boast of; h. við e-n, to boast over one. -
6 dramba
(að), v. to be haughty, behave with arrogance (dramba við em, í móti em); dramba af e-u, to pride oneself on; dramba yfir sér, to boast; dramba yfir em, to lord it over one, look down upon one.* * *að, to be haughty, pompous, Flóv. 29, Hom. 135; d. í virðingu, 656 C. II; d. yfir e-m, Greg. 22, Niðrst. 7; d. yfir sér, to boast, Fas. i. 36; d. í móti e-u, Fms. xi. 11. -
7 BERKJA
(-ta, -t), v. to boast, brag.* * *t, to bark, bluster; with dat., b. yfir e-u, AI. 24; er oss hefir lengi í sumar berkt, Hkr. iii. 386; hefir þú stórt berkt við oss, Fms. xi. 87, [cp. barki, digrbarkliga.] -
8 grobba
að, (grobb, n.), to boast: grobbari, a, m. a boaster. -
9 karpa
að. to brag, boast. -
10 raupa
að, to vaunt, boast, Bs. ii. 502. -
11 RAUSA
(að), v. to talk loud and fast.* * *að, [Shetl, ruz, to boast], to talk loud and fast; þvíat jafnan rausum vér þat, er vér erum einar, er lítill sannleikr fylgir, Gísl. 99; nú munda ek eigi jafnmart hafa rausat, ef ek hefða vitað, Fb. i. 472, Karl. 397, Stj. 620. -
12 STÆRA
(i. e. stœra), ð, [stórr], impers. of the wind, sea, it swells, waxes rough; stærði veðrin (acc.), Eg. 404; sjó tók at stæra, Þorf. Karl. 372; haustar, stærir sjóinn, Finnb. 242; stærir sterkar bárur (acc.), Bs. i. (in a verse).II. reflex. stærask; sjár tók at stærask, 656 C. 21; regn stærask, Sks. 231.2. the phrase, stæra sig, to pride oneself, boast; and stærask, id., Fms. x. 107, Al. 36, Stj. 635, Barl. 172; stærask af sinni ætt, Landn. 357, v. l. -
13 VÆNA
(-da, -dr), v.1) to give one hope of, væna e-m e-s or e-u (væna e-m miskunnar ok eilífrar dýrðar);2) to ween, think (í kveld væni ek, at ek heiti Úfeigr);impers., e-n vænir, at, one thinks that (vænir mik nú, at þeir hafi aptr snúit);3) væna e-n e-u, to charge one with a thing (væna e-n lygi);4) refl., vænast e-s or e-u, to hope for (vænist hann ok øngra manna liðveizlu);vænast e-u, to boast of.* * *d, [ván; Engl. to ween]: = vænta, to hope for, with gen.; vændi honum enn með því miskunnar ok eilifrar dýrðar, Fms. v. 218: væna e-m e-u, þess bið ek, at þú látir eigi gipta konu frá mér, því væni ek þér, I count on that from thee, Glúm. 358; þá var honum vænt af Augustus öllu Gyðinga-landi, all the Jews-land was promised him by A., Mar.; mun hér mörgum manni saklausum vænt gráti í þessi ferð, many will have cause to weep, Sturl. iii. 233, v. l.2. to ween, think; í kveld væni ek, at ek heiti Úfeigr, Fms. vii. 31; væni ek ok, at …, vi. 312.3. væna e-n e-u, to charge one with a thing, Hom. 109; væna e-n lygi, Nj. 134; tortrygð ok lygi vænd, Sks. 77; ef maðr vænir hana hóri ok kallar hana hóru, N. G. L. i. 70; nema maðr sé vændr konu þeirri, 30; sú er Guðrúnu (acc.) grandi vætti, Gkv. 3. 10; biskup hafði vænt sira Þorsteini, at …, given Th. to understand (cp. á-væningr), Ann. 1361.4. impers., vænir mik nú, at …, Fms. viii. 398.II. reflex., vænask e-s or e-n, to hope for; nú stendr maðr fé sitt í hendi öðrum manni, en hann vænisk heimildar-manni, N. G. L. i. 83; vænisk hann ok engra manna liðveizlu, Sturl. iii. 232.2. ef maðr vænisk því ( boasts of), at hann hafi legit með konu, Gþl. 203; nú vænisk sá maðr því, er drap, at hinum yrði á sýnt þar er eigi varð, Grág. ii. 15; nú vænisk hinn því, at hann hafi drepit hann, 19; venisk eigi góðr maðr því, þó vándr maðr vænisk góðum konum, Skálda (Thorodd). -
14 stœra
(-ði, -t), v.1) impers., of the wind or sea, it swells, waxes rough (stærði veðrin; sjó tók at s.);2) refl., stœrast, to pride oneself, boast.
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