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1 RAKA
* * *(að), v.1) to sweep away (G. rakaði mýinu brott með hendi sinni);2) to rake (r. hey, ljá, töðu); r. upp hey, to rake it up into cocks (tók hón eigi at r. upp, þótt þat væri mælt); r. saman fé, to rake money together;3) to shave (r. sik, r. skegg sitt).* * *2. to rake hay; hann sló, en kona hans rakaði ljá eptir honum, ok bar reifa-barn á baki, Bs. i. 666; raka upp hey, Eb. 260; tók hón eigi at raka upp, þótt þat væri mælt, id.; þeir rökuðu upp töðuna, Háv. 47; raka ljá, Fb. i. 522: raka saman fé, to rake money together, Ísl. ii. 14, Glúm. 364.II. [Swed. raka], to shave; lét hann göra sér kerbað ok fór í, ok lét raka sik, Fms. x. 147; hón rakar af Samson sjau hans lokka, Stj. 418; raka skegg, Karl. 95; rakat jaðar-skegg, Sks. 66 new Ed.; ok rakaði um höfuðit á Hálfdani, Fas. iii. 535.
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