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who visits a 'þing', on a summons to perform any public duty;
-hús, n. a house in which a meeting is held, esp. a Jewish synagogue;
-kostr, m. =-veizla;
-lag, n. the public standard of value, as fixed at a 'þing';
-lausnir, f. pl. the dissolution of a parliament (skal hann eigi fara af þingi fyrir -lausnir);
-logi, m. one who breaks his engagement to attend a meeting;
-lok, n. the conclusion (end) of a 'þing';
-maðr, m. (1) a person present at an assembly, a member of parliament; (2) a liegeman belonging to this or that þing-community (þeir vóru -menn Þorgeirs goða)
þingmanna-leið, f. the way taken in riding to the 'þing'
-lið n. the þing's housecarles in England.
þing-mark, n. (1) the boundary or precincts of a public assembly; (2) district jurisdiction (ef maðr tekr hjú ór öðru -marki);
-mót, n. a public meeting;
-nest, n. provisions on a Journey to the 'þing';
-reið, f. a riding to attend parliament;
-reitt, a. n., in the phrase, eiga -reitt = eiga -fœrt;
-rikr, a. influential in the parliament;
-rof, n. dissolution of a public meeting.
þings-afglöpun, f. contempt of the 'þing';
-boð, n. = þingboð
þingskapa-bálkr, -þáttr, m. the section of law relating to 'þingsköp'.
þing-sköp, n. pl. the rules or regulations of a parlament;
-sókn, f. =-há;
-staðr, m. a place where a parliament is held;
-stefna, f. a summons to a 'þing';
-stöð, f. =-stadr;
-tak, n. the passing of a law by a public meeting.
þingu-nauðr, m. (1) a member of a community or 'þing'; (2) parishioner.
þing-veizla, f. entertainment at an assembly;
-vika, f. the week during which the parliament sits;
-vist, f. = -festi;
-víti, n. a fine for not appearing when summoned;
-vært, a. n., in the phrase, eiga -vært, to be allowed to be present at a 'þing', of an outlaw;
-völlr, m. 'parliament-field', a place where the 'þing' sat.
þinig, þinnig, adv. poet. hither, =þenna veg.
þinn (þin, þitt), possess. pron. thv thine; þ. heljar-karl, thou heil-carle!; hundrinn þ., thou dog!
þinnig, adv.; see 'þinig'
þinull, m. the edge-rope of a net.
þinurr, m. (1) a kind of resinous fir-tree; (2) fig. bow.
þistill, m. thistle (þistlar ok illgresi).
þit or þið, dual, ye two, = it, ið.
þiða (þidda, þiddr). v. to melt, thaw (síðan vóru eldar görvir ok þidd klæði manna).
þiðna (að), v.; see 'þiðna'.
þiðr, a. not ice-bound, thawed (ísum þakt eða þítt; meðan áin er þíð, whilst the river is open.
þinsligr, a. like thee.
þisl, f. poet. cart-pole.
þjakaðr, pp. exhausted, worn (þ. af kulda, göngu A erviði).
þjarfr, a. (1) unleavened, of bread; (2) fresh, of water; (3) insipid, flat.
þiarka, f. quarrel (gøra þjörku).
þjarma (að), v. to handle roughly (þ. at e-m).
þjá, (þjá, þjáða, þjáðr), v. to constrain, enthral, enslave; hann var þjár til vinnu, he was forced to work as a bondsman.
þjákaðr, pp. = þjakaðr.
þjálmi, m. snare, trap, toil.
þján, f. bondage, servitude, oppression (þján á þrældómr).
þjáning, f. affliction, distress.
þjokk-liga, adv. frequently, often.
þjokkr, a. thick, dense, = þykkr.
þjó, n. the thickest part of the thigh.
þjóð (pl. -ir), f. people, nation (allar þjóðir ok tungur); þ. eru þrír tigir, thirty make a 'þjóð'; þ. veit, ef þrir 'ro, what three know, all the world (soon) knows.
þjóðann, m. poet. prince, ruler.
þjóð-á, f. great river, chief river;
-braut, f. high read;
-drengr, m. good man, brave fellow;
-gata, f. = -braut;
-góðr, a. very good, excellent;
-hagr, a. masterly in skill or craft;
-hlið, n. public (main) gate;
-konungr, m. great king, sovereign;
-kunnr, a. very famous;
-land, n. great country;
-leið, f. high road, esp. on the sea (sigldu þeir -leið til

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