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 Unpublished material (in the lighter colour) may contain errors. 9250 kennings from 3005 verses. |
kennings for KINGþess stýris jöfra, — ‘of that controller of princes, ’ - KING festi dýrðar. — ‘the securer of glory.’ - KING valdr lýða á láði. — ‘ruler of people on earth. ’ - KING Góður skjöldungr þjóðar — ‘The good ruler of the people ’ - KING [edition and translation unpublished] - KING [edition and translation unpublished] - KING [edition and translation unpublished] - KING Orðrakkr þrýstir jǫfra — ‘The word-bold crusher of princes ’ - KING Sættir gumna — ‘The reconciler of men ’ - KING brezkum kon bragninga. — ‘the British scion of kings. ’ - KING ‘Sá stjóri aldar, — ‘‘That ruler of the people who’ - KING ræsir fremðar — ‘the advancer of honour ’ - KING vin jarla — ‘the friend of jarls ’ - KING oddvita fólks. — ‘of the leader of the army. ’ - KING oddvita hers. — ‘of the leader of the army. ’ - KING Ræsir fremðar — ‘The advancer of honour ’ - KING Dróttinn ýta — ‘The lord of men ’ - KING stýrir skatna’, — ‘ruler of men’, ’ - KING herstillis; — ‘of the troop-controller; ’ - KING áttkonr yngva — ‘the descendant of a king ’ - KING Ríkir jǫfra — ‘A ruler of princes ’ - KING hegni jarla; — ‘the punisher of jarls; ’ - KING Láðvǫrðr, — ‘Land-guardian, ’ - KING rúni rekka — ‘the counsellor of warriors ’ - KING mætr vörðr föðurjarðar — ‘the noble guardian of the fatherland ’ - KING blíðum buðlungi bragna — ‘to the joyful prince of men ’ - KING sendis flotna — ‘of the sender of sea-warriors ’ - KING vǫrðr grundar — ‘the guardian of the land ’ - KING dróttinn hersa — ‘the lord of hersar ’ - KING landreki hers inn fremri — ‘better land-ruler of the army ’ - KING prýði jarla; — ‘the adorner of jarls; ’ - KING hilmir foldar — ‘the lord of the land ’ - KING hugstrangr dróttinn hersa, — ‘The strong-minded lord of hersar ’ - KING Ǫrr áttstuðill jǫfra — ‘The generous lineage-pillar of princes ’ - KING mildi konr hildinga, — ‘the generous kinsman of lords, ’ - KING Ægr þengill jöfra, — ‘Terrifying lord of princes, ’ - KING göfugr oddviti jöfra — ‘the glorious leader of princes ’ - KING Göfugr dróttinn virða — ‘The glorious lord of men ’ - KING grams lýða; — ‘of the lord of men; ’ - KING dróttinn seggja, — ‘the lord of men, ’ - KING stýris jöfra — ‘of the controller of princes ’ - KING vörðr grundar, — ‘the guardian of the land, ’ - KING gætis vegmæta — ‘of the keeper of glorious treasures ’ - KING gramr aldar. — ‘ruler of men. ’ - KING reiðivaldr ríkisvandar, — ‘swinger of the royal sceptre, ’ - KING skipuðr unnviggs; — ‘commander of the wave-steed; ’ - KING dróttins jöfra. — ‘by a lord of princes. ’ - KING vörðr grundar, — ‘defender of the land, ’ - KING gramr fyrða. — ‘ruler of men.’ - KING tínir mærðar. — ‘gatherer of glory.’ - KING spjalli gauta — ‘the confidant of the people ’ - KING bága ljóna. — ‘the fighter of men. ’ - KING hinn vǫrðr véstalls, — ‘that guardian of the altar of the sanctuary, ’ - KING valdi hersa. — ‘of the lord of hersar. ’ - KING Sá áttkonr kyns lofða — ‘That descendant of the kindred of rulers ’ - KING dróttni seggja — ‘the lord of men ’ - KING hauldvinr — ‘the friend of freeholders ’ - KING |
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