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a. narrow in circumference;
úvígðr, pp. unconsecrated;
úvígliga, adv. in a state unfit for war;
úvígllgr, a. unmartial;
úvígr, a. (1) unable to fight, disabled; (2) ú. herr, an overwhelming, irresistible host;
úvíkianligr, a. unyielding;
úvísa, f. doutbful bearing, hostility (sýna sik í úvísu við e-n);
úvísast (að), v. refl. to show hostility against (ú. mót kirkju guðs).
úvísa-vargr, m. a sudden, unforeseen misfortune (var þat þeim hinn mesti -vargr).
ú-vísligr, a. unwise, foolish;
úvíss, a. (1) unwise, foolish; (2) ignorant of (ú. e-s); (3) unknown (úvísir eru mönnum hættir hans); (4) uncertain, doubtful;
úvægi, f. overbearing temper;
úvægiliga, adv. unmercifully, violently;
úvægiligr, a. not to be weighed;
úvæginn, a. unyielding, headstrong;
úvægr, a. unmerciful (grimmr ok ú.);
úvænkast (að), v. to grow less hopeful, of one's chance;
úvænliga, adv. with small chance of success, unpromisingly, badly; horfa ú., to look hopeless;
úvænligr, a. unpromising,, leaving little hope of success;
úvænn, a. (1) = úvænligr (úvænt ráð); (2) not to be expected, not likely (þykkir mér úvænna, at hann komi skjótt á minn fund); ú. til e-s, unlikely to a thing; e-t horfir úvænt, it looks hopeless;
úværast, v. refl. to become restless;
úværð, f. uneasiness, itch
úværi, f. uneasiness, itch;
úværr, a. restless, uneasy; úvært er mér, I feel uneasy; gera e-rn úvært, to make uneasy, harass;
uvættr, f. (and m.) evil spirit, monster;
úyfirfœriligr, a. impassable;
úyfirstigligr, a. insurmountable;
úyfirstiganligr, a. insurmountable;
úyndi, n. feeling of restlessness, irksomeness, discontent sumir segja, að hón bafi tortímt sér af úyndi).
úyndis-órræði, n. an extreme measure, dire expedient.
ú-þakklátr, a. ungrateful;
úþakklæti, n. ingratitude;
úþakknæmr, a. unthankful;
úþarfi, a. needless, wanton;
úþarfliga, adv. harmfully, mischievously;
úþarfr, a. (1) unsuitable, useless (ú. e-m); (2) doing harm to one (ú. e-m); tiðindi mikil ok úþórf, very bad news;
úþefjan, f. stench, foul smell;
úþefr, m. stench, foul smell;
úþekkiligr, a. repulsive, disagreeable;
úþekkr, a. disagreeable (flestum mönnum ú.);
úþekt, f. (1) dislike (leggja ú. til e-s); (2) a disgusting thing, offensive smell or taste.
úþektar-för, f. hateful journey
-ligr, a. offensive, disgusting;
-svipr, m. slight, offenc        e (sýna e-m -svip).
úþerri-samr, a. wet (sumar -samt).
ú-þessligr, a. not like that;
úþing-fœrr, a. unable to go to the þing;
úþinsliga, adv. in a manner unworthy of thee;
úþjóð, f. evil people, rabble;
úþjófligr, a. not likely to be a thief;
úþokka (að), v. to disparage; refl., úþokkast, to grow angry, annoyed, or discontented (with, or at a person or thing); úþokkaðr, pp. disliked, abhorred; mér er úþokkat til þeira, I loathe them.
úþokka-dæl, f. filthy hollow;
-fert, f. hostile journey;
-gripr, m. nasty thing;
-liga, adv. discontentedly;
-ligr, a. dirty, nasty;
-svipr, m. frowning mien, cross countenance;
-sæll, a. unpopular, disliked;
-vísa, f. obscene ditty.
ú-þokki, m. dislike, disfavour, displeasure (fá úþokka e-s, af e-m);
úþol, n. impatience;
úþolandi, pr. p. intolerable;
úþolanligr, a. intolerable;
úþoli, m. restlessness;
úþolinmóðr, a. impatient;
úþolinmœði, f. impatience;
úþolinn, a. unenduring;
úþolligr, a. unbearable;
úþoran, n. faint-hearledness;
úþorstlátr, a. not causing thirst;
úþrifinn, a. unthrifty, sluggish;
úþrifhatr, m. slothfulness, slugishness;
úþrjótanligr, a. never ceasing;
úþrjózkr, a. not refractory;
úþrotinn, pp, never tiring;
úþrotligr, a. never failing; inexhaustible;
úþróttligr, a.feeble;
úþrælsligr, a. not like a thrall;
úþurft, f. scathe, harm (gera e-m e-t til úþurftar).
úþurftar-maðr, m. ill-doer, offender.
úþvera-samr, a. scabbed.
úþveri, m. scab, skin disease;
úþykkja, f. = úþykt;
úþykkr, a. not thick;
úþykt, f. discord, ill-will;

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