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1 álit
* * *n.1) aspect, appearance, countenance (vænn at áliti, fagr álitum, døkkr álits);2) view, consideration, reflection; með skjótum álitum, without mature consideration; eigi með nógum álitum, inconsiderately; gøra e-t at álitum, to take into consideration;3) opinion, judgement (at réttsýnna manna áliti).
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