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1 gjálfra, skvampa
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2 gljálfur
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3 òola òvott
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4 òunnt litarlag
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5 òvo sér
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6 òvottur
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7 skola(st) (burt)
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8 skola(st) (upp) á strönd
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9 vaska upp
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10 skol
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11 ÞVÁ
(þvæ; þó, þógum; þveginn), v.* * *(mod. þvó, þvo), pres. þvæ, þvær, þvær; plur. þvám, þváit, þvá: pret. þó (þvó), þótt, þó; plur. þógum, þógut, þógu: subj. þægi or þvægi; imperat. þvá (þvoðu); part. þveginn: the mod. pret. is weak, þvoði, Pass. 28. 7: [Ulf. þwahan = νίζειν; A. S. þweân; Hel. þwahan; provinc. Germ. zwagen, Schmeller; Dan. tvætte; Swed. tvätla.]B. To wash, with acc.; and with dat. esp. in the phrase þvá sér, to wash oneself, or þvá líki, to wash a dead body; drótt þó sveita af döglings líki, Geisli; ek strauk hest hans ok þvó ek leir af honum, Fas. i. 331; þvá sinn hadd í ánni, Edda 75; láta þvá sár þeirra manna í þeirri laugu er honum var þvegit í sjálfum, O. H. L. 69; sumir þógu diska ok heltu því í höfuð honum, 623. 54; kona vermði vatn í katli til þess at þvá sár manna, Fbr. 110 new Ed.; Jórdán þvó Krist, ok er heilög, Hom. 55; þveginn í inni helgu skírn, 107; hann þvær af manni í skírninni allar syndir, Fms. i. 300; at eingin skeri hár mitt né þvái höfuð mitt önnur enn þú, Vígl. 76; þó hann æva hendr né höfuð kembði, Vsp.; hendr né þvær …, Vtkv.; þú hefir, Vár gulls, þvegit manns-blóð af höndum, Helr.; hann setti mundlaug fyrir sik, ok þvó sik ok þerði á hvítum dúki, Fs. 5; hann gékk þegar ok þó ekki af sér tjöruna, Fms. vt. 195; þvá sér í því sama vatni er konungr þó sér í, viii. 13; þeir gengu til Öxarár at þvá sér, Ísl. ii. 259; kembðr ok þveginn skal kænna hverr, ok at morni mettr, Skv. 2. 25; þveginn ok mettr, Hm. 60; þeir þógu líkinu ok veittu alla þjónustu, Fms. x. 149; cp. laug skal göra hveim er liðinn er hendr þvá ok höfuð, kemba ok þerra …, Sdm. 34; hann tók upp lík hans ok þó, bjó um síðan sem siðvenja var til, Eg. 300; þeir tóku klæði af líkinu ok þógu því, Fb. ii. 367 (þógu líkit, acc., Ó. H. l. c.)2. of the sea, to wash; lögr þvær flaust, bylgja þvær stafni, hrönn þó hlýrum, marr þvær viðu, hrannir þógu herskipum höfuð (cp. höfuð-þváttr), Lex. Poët.; útsker verða af bárum þvegin, Mkv.II. reflex. to wash oneself; þvásk í vatni, Fs. 77 (þvóst Cod.); þósk konungr við trapizu í einni loptstofu, ok er hann var þveginn, Fms. viii. 13; þváisk ér ok verit hreinir, Hom. 11.2. pass., þá mun brátt af þvásk ( be washed off) öll sú sæmd er konunginum heyrir til, Fms. ix. 258,3. part. ú-þveginn, the unwashed, as a nickname and a pr. name. -
12 VASKA
(að), v. to wash the head, with dat. (vaska höfði, honum, sér).* * *að, [A. S. wascan; Engl. wash; Germ. waschen; Dan. vaske]:—to wash, but rare or at least hardly used in Icel., having been superseded by þvá, q. v.; in Dan. and Swed. it is freq.; in the Sagas only of washing the head with a kind of soap, see lauðr; vaska sér, to wash one’s head, Vígl. 30 (cp. the verse l. c.); vaska honum betr, Ísl. ii. 334, Bjarn. 68; þveginn ok vaskaðr, Sks. 362; vaskaði dasi, er ek dró þessa ár at borði, the laggard had his head washed, i. e. sat snug at home, whilst I pulled this oar, Fs. (in a verse); in all these instances of the head: metaph., vaska e-n í orðum, to wash one in words, MS. 4, 6.2. to wash, as a naut. term of the waves; brim vaskar, Edda (in a verse), so too in Dan. det vasker over. -
13 þváttr
(gen. þváttar, dat. þvætti), m.1) wash, washing (kona nökkur fór með klæði til þváttar);2) clothes washed at one time, washing (hengja upp þvátt).* * *(mod. þvottr), m., gen. þváttar, þvætti, þvátt, [Dan. tvæt]:—a wash, the act of washing; vífl er konur vóru vanar at hafa til þváttar, Rd. 297; hvarf skyrta er konur höfðu gleymt í þvætti, Sturl. ii. 165; váð-meið ok er konum hægt til þváttar at hreinsa stór-föt, Glúm. 390; kona nokkur er fór með klæði til þváttar, Fms. v. 181.2. washing, i. e. clothes in wash; ef þváttr er upp hengdr fyrir helgi, þá skal hanga kyrr, N. G. L. i. 381; kefla þvátt, to mangle; þar vartú at, es maðr kelfdi þvátt, Skálda (Thorodd), see kelfa. -
14 bleikja
I)(-ta, -tr), v. to bleach (bleikja lérept); bleikja hadda sína, to wash the hair (said of women).* * *1.and bleika, u, f. chalk paint; draga með bleiku, Hkr. ii. 341, Fms. iv. 96.2. salmo levis, Fél. i. 11.2.t, ð, [Swed. bleka; Germ. bleichen], to bleach; b. lérept, to bleach linen, Fas. ii. 71: in the phrase, b. hadda (cp. haddblik), of ladies, to wash and comb the hair, Edda 75. -
15 LEYÐRA
að (?), [lauðr or löðr], to wash; leyðra borðker or bjórker, to wash the dishes, Em. 1. -
16 SKOLA
* * *(að), v. to wash; also impers. (skolaði til hafs öllu ór skipinu).* * *að, to wash; skola handklæði, H. E. i. 489; s. í vatni, MS. 544. 39; sjór skolar kjöl, Edda (in a verse): impers., skolar til hafs öllu ór skipinu, it was all washed away, Sturl. i. 120; alda skolar kjöl, Edda ii. 492 (in a verse). -
17 þvátt-á
f. ‘the wash,’ the wash-river, a local name; Hallr var skírðr Laugardaginn fyrir Páska, ok hjún hans öll, þar í ánni, hón er síðan kölluð Þ., Bs. i. 12. -
18 þvæla
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19 þvætta
t, [Dan. tvætte; an iterative from þvá], to wash; skírðr ok þvættr, Barl. 159. v. l.: in mod. usage mostly vulgar.2. metaph. to talk wash, gabble; hvað ertu að þvætta. -
20 þvætti
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