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drift;
-rekkja (-ta, -t), v. to share a bed with (e-m or hjá e-m);
-riddari, m. fellow knight;
-rikja (-ta, -t), v. to rule in common with (e-m);
-ræði, n. (1) concord, confidence; (2) carnal intercourse (-ræði við konu);
-rœður, f. pl. conversation;
-saga, a. indecl. agreeing
-sáttr, a. concordant;
-setja (see setja), v. (1) to connect, join; (2) to compose, of writing;
-setning, f. composition;
-sinni, n. (1) company, fellowship; (2) consent (veita e-m -sinni);
-síðis, adv. besides, at one's side (e-m);
-skapa, a. indecl. of one mind;
-skara (að), v. to join boards, overlap;
-skipa, a. indecl. sailing in the same ship;
-skipti, n. pl. intercourse, = viðskipti;
-skóla, a. indecl. attending the same school;
-skulda, a. indecl. balancing; þat er -skulda, it is an even balance.
sams-maðr, m. = samningarmaðr.
sam-stafa, f. syllable;
-stafan, f. = -stafa;
-stafligr, a. belonging to a syllable;
-staft, a. n. all of one burden;
-stundis, adv. at the same moment;
-sumars, adv. in the same summer;
-svarning, f. conspiracy;
-sæti, n. (1) sitting down together; taka -sæti, to sit down at a feast; (2) assembly, entertainment; í svá góðu -sæti, in such good company.
samsætis-drykkja, f. banquet;
-menn, m. pl. bench-fellows.
samt, adv. together, = saman; allir s., all together; einn s., alone; í s., continuously, uninterruptedly (cf. 'samr'); kemr þat á samt með þeim, at, they come to an agreement that.
sam-tak, n. united effort (hafa -tak at e-u);
-tal, n. colloquy, interview;
-tempra (að), v. to moderate;
-tenging, f. connexion;
-tengja (-da, -dr), v. to unite, join; -tíða, a. indecl. contemporary (-tíða e-m);
-tíðis, adv. at the same time;
-tímis, adv. = -tíðis;
-týnis, adv. adjoining, in the neighbourhood of (sitja -týnis við e-n);
-veldi, n. joint authority, rule;
-vera, f. living together;
-vinna (see vinna), v. to co-operate with one (e-m);
-virða (-rða, -rðr), v. to estimate equal in worth;
-vist, f. (1) living together (stundlig -vist); (2) of wedded life, conjugal intercourse (nýtti Hrafn lítit af -vistum við hana);
-vista, f. = -vist;
-vista, a. indecl., vera -vista við e-n, to live with one;
-vistiligr, a. attached;
-vit, n. (1) conscience; (2) consciousness;
-vitand, f. cognizance;
-vitandi, pr. p. cognizant of, privy to;
-vizka, f. (1) conscience; (2) mind, intellect (heill at -vizku, krankr í líkama);
-vægja (-ða, -t), v. (1) to be of equal weight, match (e-m); (2) to yield mutually;
-værr, a. living in peace together;
-þingi, a. from the same jurisdiction or district.
samþingis-goðar, m. pl. the priests (goðar) of the same district.
sam-þræll, m. fellow-slave;
-þykki, n. concord, consent, assent;
-þykkiligr, a. consenting;
-þykkja (-ta, -tr), v. (1) to consent to, with acc. or dat. -þykkja með e-m, to agree with; (2) to reconcile (-þykkja e-t við e-t); (3) refl., -þykkjast e-t, to consent to;
-þykkr, a. agreeing, at peace with one (-pykkr e-m or við e-n);
-þykt, f. agreement, consent;
-þýðast (see þýða), v. refl. to associate, agree.
sand-bakki, m. sand-bank;
-bára, f. sand-wave;
-brekka, f. sandy slope, sand-ridge;
-fjúk, -fok, n. sand-drift, drifting sand;
-haf, n. sand-ocean, desert;
-hóll, m. sand-hill;
-hverfa, f. a kind of flat-fish;
-koma, f. fall of (volcanic) sand;
-korn, n. grain of sand;
-leið, f. a way leading over a stretch of sand;
-lægja, f. a kind of whale;
-melr, m, sand-bank;
-möl, f. gravel.
sandr (-s, -ar), m. (1) sand (Auðr var grafin í sand, þar sem flœðr gekk yfir); kasta sandi í augu e-m, to throw dust in one's eyes; (2) the sea-shore (skip kom at sandi); (3) in pl. sandy ground, sand-banks, sands.
sand-sumar, a. sand-summer (from volcanic eruptions);
-torfa, f. sandy sod;
-þúfa, f. sand-knoll.
sanna (að), v. (1) to assert, affirm (sannaði annarr, en annarr synjaði); (2) to make good, prove (s. e-t með eiði, með jarteinum); s. e-t á e-n, á

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