Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages |
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kenning indexThis is the kenning index generated from the edited verses in the database. Unpublished material (in the lighter colour) may contain errors. 9131 kennings from 2968 verses. |
kennings for ARMOURgyltan kufl Högna — ‘the gilded cowl of Hǫgni <legendary hero> ’ - ARMOUR klæði ættar Gjúka; — ‘the raiment of the offspring of Gjúki <legendary king>; ’ - ARMOUR hervæðr — ‘war-garb ’ - ARMOUR váða Heðins — ‘of the clothes of Heðinn <legendary hero> ’ - ARMOUR fast of séðir serkir sigbjarka — ‘the firmly sewn shirts of the battle-birches ’ - ARMOUR Hamðis klæða — ‘of Hamðir’s <warrior> clothing ’ - ARMOUR hervôðum, — ‘his war-garments, ’ - ARMOUR váðir Váfaðar, — ‘the garments of Váfuðr <= Óðinn>, ’ - ARMOUR klæðum Hamðis — ‘with the garments of Hamðir <legendary hero> ’ - ARMOUR [edition and translation unpublished] - ARMOUR Heðins manþinga serkjar — ‘of the shirt of the assembly of Heðinn’s <legendary hero’s> maiden ’ - ARMOUR fats Hildar. — ‘of the clothing of Hildr <valkyrie>.’ - ARMOUR herklæði — ‘war-garments ’ - ARMOUR herklæði — ‘war-garments ’ - ARMOUR |
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