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1 SMJÚGA
(smýg; smaug or smó, smugum; smoginn), v.1) to creep through an opening; smugu þeir milli spalanna, they crept between the bars; smýgr hann þá niðr undir hjá henni, he creeps under the bed-clothes; to put on a garment with only a round hole to put the head through (gullbrynju smó);2) to pierce (kom lásör í brúnina ok smó þegar í gegnum).* * *pres. smýg; the ancients prefer the pret. smó (smótt, smó); the mod. is smaug, which occurs in Km. 7; pl. smugu: subj. smygi; part. smoginn: [A. S. smugan; Dan. smyge; Ivar Aasen smjuga]:— to creep through a hole, opening, or narrow space; at s. út um glygginn, Fms. xi. 277; þá smugu þeir milli spalanna, Edda 30; hann hefir smogið inn, garðr með hjarra-grind fyrir ok rimar í, svá at fénaðr megi eigi smjúga, Jb. 262; smýgr hann þá niðr undir hjá henni, creeps under the blankets, Háv. 54; ræð ek, at þú smjúgir undir þar hjá stokkinum í nótt, Gísl. 100: to put a garment on which has only a round hole to put the head through (cp. A. S. smygel), smugu í guðvefi, Hðm. 17; gullbrynju smó, Skv. 3. 45; cp. smokkr and smátt.II. to pierce; kom lásör í brúnina ok smó þegar í gögnum, Sturl. i. 180 C; örin kom aptan í bak dýrinu ok smó fram í hjartað, Fas. ii. 246; rækyndill smaug rauðar rítr, Km.; oddr smó brynjur, Fms. vi. (in a verse).III. part. smoginn; gren-smoginn, of a fox; maðk-smoginn, worm-eaten. -
2 smuga
f. narrow cleft to creep through, small hole (hvergi fannst s. á).* * *u, f. [smjúga], a narrow cleft to creep through, a hole; hann gat ekki eina minnstu smugu fundit, Fas. i. 393, iii. 318; mörgum tómum smugum, Sks. 148; í neðstu smugur helvítis, 605. -
3 bogra
(að), v. to creep along bowed or stooping;þá boru bogar hann inn, he creeps in through that hole;bogra fyrir e-m, to bow before one.* * *að, to creep along bowed or stooping; þá boru bograr ( creeps) hann inn, Fas. i. 393; bogra fyrir e-m, to bow before one, Þorst. St. 53.
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