Þul Himins II 1III
Elena Gurevich (ed.) 2017, ‘Anonymous Þulur, Himins heiti II 1’ in Kari Ellen Gade and Edith Marold (eds), Poetry from Treatises on Poetics. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 3. Turnhout: Brepols, p. 916.
Heimr ‘World’
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heimr (noun m.; °-s, dat. -i/-; -ar): home, abode; world
[1] Heimr: ‘[…]eimr’ B, Heimr 744ˣ
Hreggmímir ‘Hreggmímir’
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hreggmímir (noun m.): hreggmímir
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[1] Hreggmímir: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 6.
himinn ‘heaven’
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himinn (noun m.; °himins, dat. himni; himnar): heaven, sky
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[2] Skatyrnir: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 19.
Víðbláinn ‘Víðbláinn’
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Víðbláinn (noun m.): Víðbláinn
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[3] Víðbláinn: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 10.
Andlangr ‘Andlangr’
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Andlangr (adj.): Andlangr
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[3] Andlangr: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 8.
ok ‘and’
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3. ok (conj.): and, but; also
vetrímnir ‘winter-fighter’
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vetrímnir (noun m.): [winter-fighter]
[4] vetrímnir: ‘v[…]’ B, ‘vétt . ı mir’ 744ˣ
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[4] vetrímnir ‘winter-fighter’: A hap. leg. The second element of this cpd, ‑ímnir, is usually considered a corrupt form of ‑mímir in either Vetmímir or Vetrmímir (see LP: vetrímnir, Skj B: vetrmímir and Note to Þul Himins I l. 15). The form ‑ímnir, however, has a parallel among the heiti for ‘sword’ (from íma f. ‘battle’; see Þul Sverða 9/3 and Note there). Hence, ‑ímnir in vetrímnir may be explained either as a result of confusion with the sword-heiti or as a figurative name for the stormy sky (lit. ‘winter-fighter’).
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[5] Gimir: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 15.
Vindbláinn ‘Vindbláinn’
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Vindbláinn (noun m.): Vindbláinn
[5] Gimir Vindbláinn: ‘[…]’ B, om. 744ˣ
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[5] Vindbláinn: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 4.
Víðfeðmir ‘Víðfeðmir’
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Víðfeðmir (noun m.): Víðfeðmir
[6] Víðfeðmir: ‘[…]mir’ B, ‘viðfeðmir’ 744ˣ
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[6] Víðfeðmir: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 11.
Hrjóðr ‘Hrjóðr’
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1. hrjóðr (noun m.): destroyer, Hrjótr
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[6] Hrjóðr: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 13.
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[7] Hlýrnir: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 13.
leiptrhrjóðr ‘lightning-coverer’
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leiptrhrjóðr (noun m.): [lightning-coverer]
[7] leiptrhrjóðr: leiptr hrjóðr A, ‘leip hríodr’ B
notes
[7] leiptrhrjóðr (m.) ‘lightning-coverer’: It is not clear whether this is a cpd (if so, it is not attested elsewhere) or two separate heiti, leiptr ‘lightning’ (or ‘brightness’) and Hrjóðr. Although the heiti is spelled as two single words in the mss of the þulur and in the corresponding list of heaven-heiti in Skm (SnE 1998, I, 85), the reading leiptrhrjóðr may be preferable since Hrjóðr is mentioned in the previous line. Cf. also leiptr, hrjóðr ‘lightning, coverer’ in Þul Sólar l. 3 (see Note there).
ok ‘and’
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3. ok (conj.): and, but; also
Heiðornir ‘Heiðornir’
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heiðornir (noun m.): heiðornir
notes
[8] Heiðornir: See Note to Þul Himins I l. 5.
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