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1 VERKR
(-jar, -ir), m. pain (hafa verk í augum).* * *m., gen. verkjar, pl. verkir, [A. S. wærc; North. E. wark, in head-wark, belly-wark, etc.; Dan. værk]:—a ‘wark,’ pain; ala börn við sárleik ok verki, Ver. 5; una sér hvergi fyrir verkjum, Bjarn. (in a verse); var verkrinn at ákafari í augunum, … eptir þat tók ór verk allan ór augum hans, Bs. i. 336; hafði fár-verki, 339; vaknaði við þat at hón hafði æði-verk í augum … tók þá verk ór augum henni, 340; lýstr í sárit verkjum, Fms. viii. 339; ok kemr verkr á hendr henni, if she is taken ill, N. G. L. i. 358; augna-verkr, fóta-v., hand-v., iðra-v., sjó-v., bein-v., höfuð-v., bak-v., lenda-v., hlustar-v., fár-v., æði-v., of-verkr, etc. -
2 al-verki
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3 sjá-verkr
m. ‘sea-wark’ i. e. sea-sickness, Fms. x. 75. -
4 sjó-verkr
m. ‘sea-wark’, = sjósótt, Bs. i. 797. -
5 verk-bitinn
part. ‘wark-bitten,’ dead from sickness, Ýt. -
6 verkja
* * *(-ti, -t), v. impers. to feel pain, to smart (eigi er sá heill, er í augun verkir).* * *and virkja, t, to feel ‘wark,’ i. e. pain: impers., eigi er sá heill er í augun verkir, a saying, Fbr. 75; virkir (sic) mik í höfuðit, Stj. 614; er hón víndrukkin eða virkir hana í höfuð, Karl. 56; sárit virkti hann mjök, Str. 5. -
7 VIRKI
* * *n.2) stronghold, castle.* * *n. = verk, Anecd. 8 new Ed.: esp. in compds, íll-virki, stór-v., þrek-v., mann-v., qq. v.II. a work (= wark in bulwark, Southwark, etc.), wall, stronghold, castle, Bs. i. 672, Landn. 69; hann lét göra kirkju á Agðanesi, ok þar virki ok höfn, Fms. vii. 100; virki þat er heitir Skarðaborg, the work that is called Scarborough, Korm. 24, Stj. 509, O. H. L. 10; virkis-armr, the wing of a castle, Nj. 247; virkis-dyrr, -garðr, -horn, -hurð, -veggr, -stokkr, Fms. iii. 148, Sturl. i. 31, Krók. 56, Bs. i. 672, Eb. 310, Gullþ. 10; virkis-maðr, a defender in a work, Eb. 310; Suðr-virki, Southward in London, O. H. L.2. in mod. usage the wooden frame of a saddle is called virki (söðul-virki).3. a building; lögðu fjár-hluti til þessa helga virkis, O. H. L. 78; til kirkju virkisins, 86. virkis-búð, the name of one of the booths in the alþing, see búð.
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