[2] søri ‘sowed’: This is a short-stemmed disyllabic verb that receives full stress, and we must assume resolution, which makes the line hypometrical (it is difficult to imagine suspended resolution in two consecutive metrical positions søri Kraki). Sievers’s rendition of this line, gulli séri Kraki framr (Sievers 1879, 272), is obscure. If Snorri had used the weak pret. form of the verb sá ‘sow’ (sáði, see ANG §506 Anm. 1), the metre would be restored.