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1 vantraust
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2 GRUNA
* * *(að), v.1) to suspect, mistrust (Grettir grunaði hann); vera grunaðr um e-t, to be suspected of;2) to doubt (ekki grunum vér illvilja yðvarn);3) to suppose, guess (gruna ek, at fjölmenni muni fyrir);4) impers., mik grunar e-t or um e-t, I suspect, doubt.* * *að, to suspect; þá mun Hrútr hlæja, ok mun hann þá ekki gruna þik, Nj. 33; vera grunaðr um svik, Fms. i. 59; engi maðr frýr þér vits en meirr ertú grunaðr um græsku, Sturl. i. 105; grunaðr var hann um þat at hann mundi blóta mönnum, Fs. 28; Grettir grunaði hann, G. trusted him not, Grett. 138 A; ætla ek at þeir hafi grunat mik, Lv. 81; eigi skulu þér gruna oss, 656 C. 39; þá var móðir grunað, Hom. 56; nú grunar hann þat at þeir vili eigi heilar sáttir við hann, Grág. ii. 21; en eigi gruna ek þat, þótt …, Ísl. ii. 183; ætla ek at þeir hafi grunat mik, Lv. 81; sem þú skalt eigi g., as thou shall not doubt, Fb. i. 34; ekki grunum vér ( we doubt not) íllvilja yðvarn, 412: en til þess at þú megir eigi gruna sögn mína hér um, Fms. i. 192; Þorkell trefill grunar nokkuð hvárt þannig mun farit hafa, Ld. 58.2. impers., grunar mik enn sem fyrr, at …, Eg. 76; nú em ek at raun komin um þat er mik hefir lengi grunat, Nj. 17; en hann grunaði þó, at …, Ld. 306: with gen. of the thing, slíks grunaði mik, I suspected that, Lv. 81: with acc. of the thing, hvat grunar þik ( what thinkest thou), hverr skóp Adam? Mirm.; grunar mik um ( I doubt) hversu heilla-drjúgr hann verðr, Grett. 72 new Ed. -
3 mis-trúa
ð, to mistrust, disbelieve, with dat., Fms. ix. 260, Gþl. 84, 330: with acc. a Latinism, 656 B. 11, 625. 85, Art. 67. -
4 mis-trúnaðr
m. mistrust, Stj. 111, Fms. ix. 281, 284. -
5 tor-tryggja
ð, to mistrust, doubt, suspect; ok bað hann ekki t. þess ins helga manns miskunn, Fms. v. 147; enn margir eru þeir menn er þetta gruna, ok tortryggva þessa hluti, x. 371; skal ek aldrigi tortryggva mátt hans, Blas. 48; verði hann tortryggðr um eiðinn, Grág. i. 56; ef sá tortryggvir boðit er málann á, ii. 245; nú vill maðr úskyldr kaupa ok tyrtryggir (sic) sá er næstr er kaupi, N. G. L. i. 92; ef sá tortryggir er fyrir varð, Gþl. 164. -
6 mistrúa
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7 mistrúnaðr
m. mistrust, doubt. -
8 tortryggja
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