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-hringja (-da, -dr), v. to peal with two or more bells;
-hugi, m. concord, agreement;
-hugi, a. of one mind, agreeing;
-hvíla, f. common bed;
-hyggja (see hyggja), v., -hyggja e-m, to be of one mind with, agree with.
sami, m. (1) reconciliation, = sætt; koma sama á með þeim, to reconcile them; (2) honour (tapa sama sínum); (3) a due (fá sinn sama); þat er ekki s., at, 'tis not beseeming that.
sam-jafn, a. equal to;
-jafna (að), v. to compare; refl.,
-jafnast e-m, to emulate one;
-jafnan, f. comparison (koma í samjafnan við e-n).
samka (að), v. to collect, gather, with dat. or acc., = samna.
sam-keypi, n. bargain;
-koma, f. = -kváma;
-kristinn, a. a fellow Christian;
-krœkja, (-ta, -tr), v. to hook together; fig. to enter into a quarrel;
-kunda, f. feast, banquet.
samkundu-hús, n. banquet-hall.
sam-kváma, f. (1) meeting, assembly; (2) collision, encounter.
samkvámu-mál, n. (1) discussion, debate; (2) stipulation.
sam-kvæði, n. consent, esp. gjalda -kvæði við e-u, to give one's consent, to agree (báðir guldu -kvæði, at M. nefndi sér Þ. í vætti);
-kvæðr, a. concordant (við e-t);
-kvæmd, f. coincidence, congruity;
-kvæmiligr, a. congruous;
-kynja, a. indecl. of the same kind;
-kynnis, adv. at the same house (-kynnis við e-n);
-lag, n. (1) fellowship, partnership (binda, gøra sitt -lag); (2) community, communion (í -lagi kristinna manna); (3) sexual intercourse, cohabitation (eiga -lag við konu);
-laga (að), v. to join, unite; refl., -lagast e-m, to join oneself to; to cohabitate with;
-laga, f. laying of ships together, for battle (blása skipum til -lögu);
-landi, m. fellow-countryman;
-leið, f. the same way; eiga -leið við e-n, to have the same way to go;
-lendr, a. living in the same country (-lendr e-m, við e-n); ef þeir væri -lendir, if they happened to live in the same country;
-lengd, f. = jafnlengd;
-litr, a. of the same colour (við e-t);
-líkja (-ta, -t), v. to compare;
-líkr, a. like, resembling one another;
-lyndi, f. concord;
-lyndr, a. of one mind;
-mála, a. indecl. agreeing (vera sáttir ok sam-mála);
-máttugr, -máttuligr, a. sharing in the power;
-mælast (see mæla), v. refl. to fix an interview; -mælast á e-t, to be of one mind in a matter, to agree in a thing;
-mæli, n. agreement;
-mœddr, a. of the same mother;
-mœðri, a. = -mœddr.
samna (að), v. to gather, collect, with dat. or acc. (s. mönnum, liði; s. saman mikinn her); refl., samnast, or s. saman, to gather together, increase.
samnaðar-herr, m. a gathered host;
-maðr, m. a man of an assembly;
-öl, n. = samburðar-öl.
samnaðr (gen. -ar), m. (1) gathering, host; gøra samnað, to gather men; (2) congregation.
sam-nafni, m. namesake;
-nefndr, pp. of the same name (e-m);
-neyta (-tta, -tt). v. to have intercourse with (-neyta e-m);
-neyti, n. communion, intercourse (kristiligt -neyti);
-neyting, f. holding intercourse with.
samning, f. agreement, treaty.
samningar-maðr, m. peaceable man.
samningr, m. reconciliation, agreement (var upp lesinn sá s.).
sam-pínast (d), v. refl. to have compassion upon (e-m);
-píning, f. compassion.
samr (söm, samt), a. (1) the same; the def. form is used both with and without the preceding art. (inn, in, it); í sama húsi, in the same house; hann var s. í boðum sinum, the same, unaltered; svá fór sem samt sé, it turned out the same way; komast í samt lag, to get into the same condition as before; with dat., the same as; kom Guðrún eigi síðan í sömu rekkju Ólafi, into the same bed as Olaf; it sama, the same, likewise; (2) agreeing, of one mind (hann var s. um yðra ferð); (3) í samt, continuously, = samfast (þrjár nætr í samt).
sam-ráða, a. indecl. of one counsel, united;
-ráðit, pp. n., hafa e-t -ráðit, to be agreed on;
-reið, f. riding together;
-reki, m. common shore-

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