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1 SENDA
* * *(-nda, -ndr), v.1) to send, dispatxh (ek vil senda þik til Víkrinnar);maðr var sendr Gizuri hvíta, a man was sent to G. the white;senda eptir e-m, to send for;2) to send, throw, cast (senda spjót, senda skeytin aptr);3) recipr., sendast e-t á, sendast e-t í milli, to interchange, send to one another (áðr höfðu þeir senzt orð í milli).* * *pret. sendi; imperat. send, sendu, sent þú, Fms. x. 263; sentu, Gkv. 3. 6; [Ulf. sandjan = πέμπειν; A. S. sendan; Engl. send; Germ. senden]:—to send, despatch, Akv. 1; ek vil senda þik til Víkrinnar, Nj. 5; ef maðr sendir konu til þings, Grág. i. 334; senda e-n for-sending, to send one on a forlorn hope (like Uriah), Fms. x. 263, Fas. iii. 207; maðr var sendr. Gizuri hvíta, Nj. 85; þær sendu sína sveina, Stj. 206; sent þú hann til mín, Fms. x. 263; hann sendi griðkonur sínar at raka ljána, Fb. i. 522; nú skal s. mann Þórhalli syni mínum, Nj. 244; s. e-m sending, 205; nema hann sendi ( unless he dismiss) þá, konu er hann hafði, Fms. x. 388.2. senda eptir e-m, to send for a person, Ld. 320, Fms. x. 259: so also s. at e-m (but rare); senntú at Saxa, send for Saxi, Gkv. l. c.3. to send, throw; senda spjót, to cast a spear; senda skeytin aptr, Fms. v. 170; sendir knýti-skautann á nasir Hávarði, Háv. 45, Stj. 402.II. recipr. to interchange, send to one another; sendask e-t á, hann kvað þá hafa senzk menn á, Fms. v. 315; áðr höfðu þeir senzk orð í milli, Sturl. iii. 111; þeir sendusk gjöfum í millum, Fms. xi. 313.2. pass. to be sent, rare and unclass., Fms. v. 216.
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