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1 æringi
a, m. a merry-maker; hann er mesti æringi. -
2 æringi
[ai:riηʲg̊ʲɪ]m æringja, æringjarшутник, весельчак -
3 Væringi
a, m. [from várar], prop. a confederate, but only remaining as the name of the Warings or Northern warriors who served as body-guards to the emperors of Constantinople, for whom see esp. Har. S. Hard. ch. 3 sqq., Ó. H. ch. 267, Nj. ch. 82; Væringja-lið, the body of W., Nj. 121, Fms. vi. 135; Væringja-lög, the league, guild of the W.; ganga í V., Grett. 158 A; Væringja-seta, the guard of the W., Ld. 314, Symb. 27, Hrafn. 5; þar var mikill fjöldi Norðmanna er þeir kalla Væringja, Fms. vi. 135.2. in Þiðr. S. = Scandinavians; Fritila er Væringjar kalla Friðsælu, Þiðr. 18; Velent er Væringjar kalla Völund, 82, 185; er Þýðeskir menn kalla alpandýr, en Væringjar fíl, 177; þann mikla dreka er Væringjar kalla Faðmi, 181 (Fáfni, Fas. i. 173).II. [væra, væri], poët. fold-væringi, ‘earth-dweller,’ i. e. the snake, Eg. (in a verse). -
4 Væringi
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5 væringi
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6 áhöfn á áttæringi
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7 halfkæringur
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8 á-gengiligr
adj. plausible; görði hann þetta á. fyrir Hæringi, Grett. 149 A, mod. aðgengiligt. -
9 ringr
m. [cp. Engl. to ring, of the voice], a shock, a quivering, convulsive motion; taka harða ringi, of a ship, (mod.) -
10 VÁRAR
f. pl. solemn vow, oath; Helgi á Sváfa veittust v., H. and S. plighted their faith; armr er vára vargr, wretched is the faith-breaker.* * *f., only in pl. [A. S. wær; O. H. G. wâre = foedus; cp. the adjectives, A. S. wær, O. H. G. wâr, Germ. wahr, Lat. verus]:—a pledge, troth, plight; the word is obsolete, and only occurs in the following references,—Helgi ok Sváfa veittusk várar, ok unnusk furðumikit, Helgi and Swáfa plighted their faith to one another, and loved each other much, Sæm.: einka-mál er veita sín á milli konur ok karlar, því heita þau mál várar, Edda 19; leggit Mjölni í meyjar-kné, vígit okkr saman várar-hendi, join us with a wedding-hand, Þkv.; þat ræð ek þér at þú trúir aldri várum vargdropa, Sdm.; hann lagði sitt mál í kné honum ok seldi várar, Fms. ix. 432 (in a verse).2. the sing. only occurs in Vár, the name of one of the goddesses, Edda (cp. væringi); no doubt from várar. vára-vargr, m. a truce-breaker, Sdm. -
11 vár
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