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1 fletta
* * *(-tta, -ttr), v.2) to strip, plunder.* * *tt, to strip; fletta klæðum, Nj. 209, Fms. viii. 77, 264; fletta e-n af brynju, vii. 227, viii. 121; fletta e-u af e-m, to strip ( the clothes) off, iii. 125, Al. 89: metaph., Th. 24.β. to strip, plunder, Sturl. ii. 208, Fms. ix. 383, Stj. 282; cp. fé-fletta.2. the phrase, fletta bók (dat.), to turn the leaves of a book, (mod.) -
2 flétta
* * *(-tta, -ttr), v.2) to strip, plunder.* * *u, f. a braid, string; hár-f., plaited hair.COMPDS: fléttuband, fléttugrjót, fléttuskepta. -
3 FLÉTTA
* * *(-tta, -ttr), v.2) to strip, plunder.* * *tt or að, [Lat. plectere; Ulf. flehtan; Germ. flechten; Dan. flette; the word is scarcely borrowed from the Germ.]:—to plait; hár fléttað, Karl. 335: reflex., hárið fléttask niðr á bringu, the hair fell down in braids on the breast, 226.
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