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fellu-járn, n. wrought iron.
felms-fullr, a. alarmed, frightened.
felmta (-mta, -mtr), v. to be in a state of fright and alarm (fari menn stilliliga ok felmti eigi); felmtr, frightened (fara f.); e-m verðr felmt við, one gets frightened.
felmtr, m. sudden fear, fright (slær felmt á e-n).
felt, adv. fearfully, in fearful mood (fóra f. þeygi).
fé-maðr, m. moneyed man;
-mál, n. pl. money matters;
-mikill, a. (1) moneyed, rich; (2) valuable, costly;
-mildr, a. open-handed ( = mildr af fé);
-missa, f. loss of property;
-munir, m. pl. valuables, property;
-múta, f. bribe in money;
-mætr, a. valuable.
fen (gen. pl. fenja), n. bog, quagmire (mýrar ok fen) .
féna (að), v. impers., e-m fénar, one gains (fénaði þér nú).
fénaðr (gen. -ar), m. sheep, cattle.
fengi, n. booty, = herfang;
fengi-liga, adv. advantageously (dreyma -liga).
fenginn, pp. fitted (vel til e-s f.).
fengi-sæll, a. making a good haul.
feng-lítill, a. of little value.
fengr (gen. fengjar), m. (1) haul, take; (2) gain, booty (verðr lítit til fengjar); (3) store, supply.
feng-samr, a. making large provision;
-semi, f. being fengsamr.
fé-níðingr, m. miser.
fenjóttr, a. boggy (cf. 'fen').
fenna (-ta, -t), v. to cover with snow; impers., fennti fé, the sheep were snowed up.
fé-nýta (-tta, -ttr), v. to turn to account, make use of (-nýta sér e-t);
-nýtr, a. that will bring in money;
-penningr, m. penny-worth, money;
-pynd, f. extortion;
-ráð, n. pl. advice in money matters;
-rán, n. plunder.
féráns-dómr, m. court of execution.
ferð, f. (1) journey (gera ferð sína heiman); vera í ferð með e-m, to travel with one; (2) conduct, behaviour (kurteiss í ferð).
ferða-maðr, m. traveller.
ferðar-broddr, m. van (= fararbroddr);
-búinn, pp. ready for a journey;
-leyfl, n. leave to travel.
ferðast (að), v. refl. to travel.
ferða-stafr, m. walking-staff, pilgrim's staff.
ferðugr, a. ready (eigi var hann f. at fara þessa ferð).
fer-elingr, m. a fish four ells long;
-falda (að), v. to make fourfold, multiply, by four;
-faldr, a. fourfold;
-fœtingr, a quadruped;
-fœttr, a. four footed;
-hyrndr, a. with four corners, square.
fé-rikr, a. rich, wealthy.
ferill (dat. ferli), m. (1) track, trace; (2) vera á ferli, to be on the move, out of bed; (3) traveller (veg-, Róm-ferill).
ferja (að, old form farða, farðr), v. to ' ferry over a river or strait.
ferja, f. ferry-boat, large boat.
ferju-ár, f. ferryman's oar;
-búi, m. one who lives near a ferry;
-karl, m. ferryman, boatman;
-maðr, m. = -karl;
-skattr, m. ferry toll;
-skip, n. = ferja;
-smið, f. making a ferja.
fer-liga, adv. monstrously;
-lig-leikr, m. monstrosity;
-ligr, a. monstrous, hideous;
-líkan, n. monstrous shape, monster;
-líki, n. = líkan.
ferma (-da, -dr), v. to load, lade (f. skip af e-u).
ferming, f. confirmation.
fernir (fernar, fern), a. distrib. (a set of) four.
fer-skeyta, (-tta, -ttr), v. to square;
-skeyttr, a. square;
-strendr, a. four-edged, four-sided;
-tugandi, a. fortieth;
-tugfaldr, a. forty-old;
-tugr, a. (1) forty years old; (2) measuring forty (ells, fathoms, etc.); fertug drápa, a poem of forty verses;
-ærðr, a. four-oared.
fé-samr, a. lucrative;
-sátt, f. agreement as to payment;
-sekr, a. fined, sentenced to a fine;
-sekt, f. fine;
-sínki, f. niggardliness;
-sínkr, a. niggardly;
-sjóðr, m. bag of money;
-sjúkr, a. greedy of money;
-skaði, m. loss in money;
-skipti, n. division of property;
-skjálgr, a., féskjálg augu, eyes squinting towards money;
-skortr, m. shortness of money;
-skuld, f. money debt;
-skurðr, m. detriment;
-skygn, a. covetous;
-skylft, a. n., e-m er féskylft, one has

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