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Zoëga's A Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic


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-hugi, -hugr, m. love, affection;
-hygli, f. devotion;
-ilmr, m. sweetness of love ;
-kveðja, f. hearty greeting;
-kveikja, f. kindler of love;
-lauss, a. loveless;
-leysi, n. absence of love;
-logi, m. flame of love;
-mark, n. token of love;
-orð, n. pl. words of love (mæla -orðum til e-s);
-reiði, f. anger from love
-samband, n. band of love;
-sigr, m. victory of love;
-snæðingr, m. love feast;
-sœtleigr, m. sweetness of love;
-várkunn, f. compassion;
-verk, n. act of charity;
-vél, f. artifice of love (bók -véla, Ars amandi);
-þjónusta, f. service of love;
-þokki, m. love, affection;
-œði, n. fury of love.
ást-blindr, a. blind from love
-bundinn, pp. in bonds of love, deeply enamoured.
á-stemma, f. damming up of a river.
ást-fenginn, pp. (1) love-exciting (-fenginn drykkr) ; (2) bound in love (-fenginn við Maríu) ;
-fólginn, pp. beloved, dear to one (e-m) ;
-fóstr, n. loving fosterage (leggja -fóstr við e-n ; fœða e-n upp -fóstri) ;
-gjöf, f. gift of love, grace ;
-goði, or -góði, m. darling;
-hollr, a. affectionate (e-m) ;
-hugaðr, a. dearly loving, affectionate;
-hugi, m. affection.
á-stig, n. treading-upon (slétt stræti til ástigs).
ást-igr, a. dear, lovely; pl. contr. ástgir, ástgar;
-kynni, n. hearty welcome;
-lauss, a. void of love, loveless;
-leysi, n. want of love, unkindness;
-menn, m. pl. dearly beloved friends;
-mær, f. darling maid, sweetheart;
-ráð, n. kindly advice.
á-stríðari, m. adversary, tempter.
ást-ríki, f. affectionate tenderness hafa -ríki af e-m, to be much loved by;
-ríkr, a. full of love (-ríkt hugskot) -ríkr e-m or til e-s, full of love to;
-samliga, adv. affectionately;
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samligr, a. affectionate;
-samr, a. full of love, tenderly disposed towards (við e-n) ;
-semd, f. love, affection.
ástsemdar-frændsemi, f. affectionate relationship;
-ráð, n. kind advice;
-verk, n. work of love;
-vinátta, f. loving-friendship.
ást-semi, f. = -semd;
-sæld, f. popularity;
-sæll, a. beloved by all, popular (-sæll e-m or af e-m).
á-stunda (), v. to study, take pains with, = stunda á e-t;
á-stundan, f. (1) care, painstaking endeavour; (2) strong desire (hafa á. til guðs); (3) intention.
ást-úð, f. love, affection ; leggja ástúð til e-s, to become fond of one.
ástúðar-frændsemi, f. affectionate kinship ;
-vinr, m. dear friend.
ást-úðigr, a. beloved, dear (-úðigr öllu fólki) ; -úðigt er með þeim, they are on friendly or loving terms;
-úðligr, a. amiable, friendly (við e-n or e-m) ; loving.
ást-vina, f. dear (female) friend;
-vinátta, f. intimate friendship;
-vinr, m. intimate friend;
-þokki, m. = ástarþokki.
ás-ynja, f. goddess, the fem. answering to 'áss '.
á-sýn, f. (1) countenance, presence (kásta e-m burt frá, sinni á..); (2) appearance, shape (guðs hold ok blóð í á. brauðs ok víns) ; (3) view, opinion (með rangri á.) ; (4) dat. pl. used as adv., hversu var hann ásýnum, how did he look?; gen. as adv., minna ásýnar, apparently less.
á-sýna (-da, -dr), v. to shew;
á-sýnd, f. = ásýn ; ásýndum = ásýnum ; ásýndar= ásýnar ;
á-sýniligr, a. conspicuous, stately ;
á-sýnis, adv. in appearance, to look at (friðr á.);
á-sýnt, a. n. to be seen, visible ; ef eigi verðr á., if no mark (of the blow) can be seen ; þat er á., it is evident.
á-sœkni, f. aggressiveness.
át, n. (1) the act of eating; eiga át ok drýkkju við e-n, to eat and drink with one; kýr hafnaði átinu, the cow would not eat; (2) food (át ok drykkr).
áta, a. f. (1) eating; góðr átu, good eating; (2) food, meat; sá hafi húð ok átu, er átti, let the owner (of the ox) have the hide and meat.
á-tak, n. (1) touch, touching; svá átaks (to the touch) sem skinn;



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