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a. fiendish;
-maðr, m. foeman;
-mæli, n. pl. words of a foe;
-semi, f. enmity;
-skapaðr, a. hostile, ill-disposed (við e-n).
fjándskapar-fullr, a. full of hostility;
-máðr, m. = fjándmaðr.
fjánd-skapast (að), v. refl. to show hostility towards (við e-n, til e-s):
-skapr, m. hostilily, enmity, hatred (leggja -skap á e-n).
fjár-aflan, f. making money:
-affl, m. property;
-auðn, f. losing all one's money;
-ágirnd, -ágirni, f. greed for money;
-beit, f. pasture for sheep;
-bón, f. asking for money;
-burðr, m. bribery;
-dráttr, m. making money;
-eigandi, pr. p. wealthy, (vel -eigandi);
-eign, f. wealth, property;
-eyðsla, f. spending of money;
-eyðslumaðr, m. spendthrift;
-fang, n. booty, plunder (pl. -föng);
-far, n. money affairs;
-forráð, n. administration (management) of one's money;
-framlag, n. laying out contributions of money;
-fundr, m. 'find' of money;
-fóðr, n. fodder for sheep;
-fœði, n. fodder for sheep;
-gjald, n. payment;
-gjöf, f. gift of money;
-geymsla, -gæzla, f. tending of sheep and cattle.
fjárgæzlu-maðr, m., -maðr mikill, a thrifty man.
fjarhaga-maðr, m., góðr (lítill) -maðr, a good (bad) manager.
fjár-hagr, m. (management of one's) money matters;
-hald, n. (1) withholding one's money: (2) administration of one's money;
-heimta, f. claim for money, owing one;
-hirzla, f. = féhirzla;
-hlutir, m. pl.= -munir;
-kostnaðr, m. expenses;
-lán, n. loan of money;
-lát, n. loss of money;
-leiga, f. rent;
-missa, f. = fjárlát;
-munir, m. pl. property, valuables;
-nám, n. seizure of money, plunder;
-orkumaðr, m. wealthy man;
-pynd, f. extortion;
-rán, n. robbery;
-reiður, f. pl. money matters;
-rekstr, m. drove of sheep;
-reyta, f. cheating, plunder;
-sekt, f. fine in money;
-sjóðr, m. treasure;
-skaði, m. loss in money
-skakki, m. unjust sharing;
-skipti, n. division of property;
-stáðr, m. a (good or bad) investment;
-starf, n. management of one's money matters;
-taka, f. seizure of money;
-tilkall, n. claim for money;
-tillag, n. contribution in money;
-tjón, n. loss of money;
-upptaka, f., -upptekt, f. seizure of one's property;
-útlát. n. pl. outlay;
-varðveizla, f. (1) administration (management) of another's property; (2) = -geymsla;
-ván, f. expectation of money;
-verðr, a. valuable;
-viðtaka, f. receipt of money;
-þurfi, a. needing money;
-þurft, f. need of money.
fjón, f. hatred; reka e-n fjónum, to persecute; vekja f., to stir up quarrels.
fjór-dagðr, a. having lain four days in the grave.
fjórðunga-lok, n. the last quarter of a verse;
-mót, n. pl. the borders of the fjórðungar (3);
-skipti, n. division into quarters.
fjórðungr (-s, -ar), m. (1) the fourth part, quarter; f. rastar, a distance of about a mile; (2) a weight = ten pounds; (3) in Iceland, one of the quarters into which the whole land was divided (Austfirðinga, Vestfirðinga, Norðlendinga, Sunnlendinga fjórðingr).
fjórðungs-dómr, m. Quarter (district) court;
-menn, m. pl. inhabitants of a Quarter;
-úmagi, m. a pauper charged to a Quarter;
-þing, n. Quarter (district) assembly.
fjór-faldr, a. fourfold;
-fœttr, a. four-footed,
fjórir (fjórar, fjögur), card. numb. four; fjögurra vegna, to the four cardinal points.
fjórtán, card. numb. fourteen.
fjórtandi, ord . numb. fourteenth.
fjórtán-sessa, f. ship with fourteen thwarts.
fjós, n. cow-house, byre; vera í fjósi, to attend to the cows;
-dyrr, f. pl. door of a cow-house:
-gata, f. path to a cow-house;
-hlaða, f. a barn connected with a cow-house.
fjúk, m. drifting snow-storm.
fjúka (fýk; fauk, fukum; fokinn), v. (1) to be drifted (tossed, blown) by the wind; tók þá at f., it began to snow and drift; var fjókanda veðr, there

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