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1 miskunn
* * *f. forgiveness, mercy, grace (vill Þ. gefast upp í mitt vald til miskunnar); í m. konungs, at the king’s mercy; gøra miskunn á e-m, to show mercy to. -
2 líkna
(að), v. to show mercy to, with dat. (hann líknar hvers manns máli);refl., líknast við e-n, to sue one for mercy (ef ek skal til blóta hverfa ok l. við goðin).* * *að, to shew mercy to, with dat.; sá er öðrum vill líkna, Hom. 5; hann líknar hvers manns máli, Fms. xi. 260; ek hefi beðit fyrir þér til Guðs at hann líkni þér, Orkn. 172, Rb. 310.II. reflex. líknask, sue for mercy; ef ek skal til blóta hverfa ok líknask við guðin, Fms. ii. 41. -
3 ÞYRMA
(-da, -t), v.1) to deal reverently with, show respect to, keep, observe, with dat. (þyrma eiðum, griðum);þyrma hátíð, to respect the holy-day;2) to show mercy to, spare (þyrma úvinum sínum);3) refl., þyrmast, to display forbearance; konungr bað hann, at hann skyldi þyrmast við Magnús konung, to forbear from violence towards king M.* * *ð, prop. a law phrase-, or a religious term, to deal reverently with, shew respect to; with dat., var þá eigi þyrmt eiðunum, Edda 26; ef maðr þyrmir eigi griðum, Grág. ii. 166 B; þyrma særum, Róm. 288; þyrma lögum, Sks. 78 new Ed.; þat er ráð annat at þyrma hátíð, to respect the holy-day, by not fighting on that day, Fms. v. 170, N. G. L. i. 10; ok vill hann eigi þyrma Frjádögum né Kristnum dómi várum, of breaking the fast, 11; þyrma Jóla-helgi. 142; skulu vér þyrma kirkjum, to respect the sanctuary of a church, of an asylum, K. Á. 30; þyrma rétti heilagrar Kirkju, 40; þyrma konu and þyrma við konu, to shew respect to a woman, so as not to violate her, N. G. L. i. 16; mun engi maðr öðrum þyrma, Vsp. 46; Baldrs barmi þyrmðit manna-dólgi, the brother of B. made no covenant with the foe of men, Haustl.; at þú eigi vel eiðum þyrmir, Skv. 1. 47; þyrmða ek sifjum, svörmuu eiðum, 3. 28; þyrma véum, Hkm. 18; görisk sifja-spell ok þyrma menn engum hleytum, Sks. 338.2. to shew mercy to, spare; þyrma skal hann eggvers-foglum í því landi, Grág. ii. 347; þeir þyrmdu því öllu er þeim þótti fagrt, en drápu allt þat sem var afleitt, Stj. 456; þyrma e-m í örðum, Hom. (St.); þyrma óvinum sínum, Al. 14; þyrma mínum mönnum, 16, Fms. vii. 36; þyrma sér sjálfum, Karl. 363; þú þyrmðir eigi þínum eingetnum syni, of Abraham, Stj. 132.II. reflex. to refrain or forbear from; hann bað hann þyrmask við Magnús konung, forbear from violence with king M., Fms. vi. 172; tveir skolu þeir feðgar þyrmask við hina tvá, N. G. L. i. 34; hann skal við engi mann þyrmask, 228; guðsifjar eru sex er vér skolum þyrmask við, 16; þyrmask við hjúnskap, 376.2. recipr., láta sem þér berizt, en þyrmisk þó sem skilt er, but forbear hurting one another, Fms. viii. 443. -
4 miskunna
(að), v. to show mercy to, deal mercifully with, pardon (miskunna e-m, máli e-s).
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