brot (noun n.) ‘piece, fragment’
Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced.
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- Eb ch. 37 — brotum ‘’l. 1
- Eb ch. 60 — brotin ‘’l. 1
- Eb ch. 63 — brot ‘’l. 1
- Anon Eg 1V (WolfAug 9 10 4°) — brotz ‘’l. 1
- Eg ch. 60 — brots ‘’l. 1
- Finnb ch. 40 — brotunum ‘’l. 1
- FriðAˣ — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 7187
- Gísl ch. [Alt.] — brotin ‘’l. 1
- Gr ch. 32 — brotum ‘’l. 1
- Gr ch. 56 — brotunum ‘’l. 1
- Gr — brotunum ‘piece, fragment’l. 7369
- [not skaldic] — brot ‘’l. 1
- Korm ch. 27 — brotin ‘’l. 1
- Krók ch. 3 — brotin ‘’l. 1
- Laxd ch. 33 — brotunum ‘’l. 1
- Laxd — brotunum ‘piece, fragment’l. 8898
- LdnHb105ˣ — brots ‘have (one's) boat destroyed (by running it aground)’l. 8921
- LdnStˣ — brots ‘have (one's) boat destroyed (by running it aground)’l. 8926
- Anon Lil 20VII — brot ‘’l. 1
- Anon (TGT) 6III — brot ‘pieces’l. 1
- Egill Hfl 1V (Eg 34) — brot ‘the breaking’l. 6
- GregDialB — brotunum ‘piece, fragment’l. 7408
- MErl ch. 36 — brota ‘’l. 1
- Msona ch. 25 — brot ‘’l. 1
- ÓTC ch. 109 — brotin ‘’l. 1
- HkrIIIˣ — brot ‘piece, fragment’l. 7672
- RvHbreiðm Hl 43III — brot ‘fragments’l. 3
- SnSt Ht 45III — brot ‘fragments’l. 1
- Ísls ch. 328 — brotin ‘’l. 1
- ÞH ch. 27 — brotin ‘’l. 1
- Svtjúg Lv 1I — brot ‘destruction’l. 7
- Prose: Laxd 33.12 — brotunum ‘’l. 1
- AnnaReyk — brothed ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 207
- ClarA — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 477
- DI III (*1370›AM 260ˣ) — brot ‘niche/attic room formed by extending a wall/roof outwards’l. 1061
- DI VI (1482) — brotum ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 2456
- DI VIII (1521: AM 191) — brotum ‘pleat/tuck or braid or border (on clothing)’l. 3978
- DN I (1369) — brut ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 5122
- DN III (1337) — brott ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 5577
- DN IV (1342) — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 5887
- DN X (1345) — brut ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 6576
- GBpBˣ — brot ‘(spec.) shipwreck’l. 7293
- GlossPsalt — brotí ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 7358
- GrgKonI — brote ‘breaking apart (by violent means)’l. 7418
- GrgKonII — brote ‘breaking apart (by violent means)’l. 7419
- GrgStað — brote ‘breaking apart (by violent means)’l. 7423
- Hirð — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 7638
- SnE — brotin ‘piece, fragment’l. 10243
- IslDipl (1432) — brott ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 8124
- Jb — broti ‘breaking apart (by violent means)’l. 8287
- JerReyk — broth ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 8487
- JurTrondh — brott ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 8545
- KonrA — brotvm ‘(divide into pieces ɔ:) ?have differing opinions about, ?make little of, underrate’l. 8723
- MarD635ˣ — brotid ‘niche/attic room formed by extending a wall/roof outwards’l. 8992
- MarE — brotum ‘(timber used as a) lever’l. 8994
- Mich — brot ‘(timber used as a) lever’l. 9150
- Nik2 — brot ‘have an epileptic fit’l. 9221
- Orkn — brottz ‘have (one's) boat destroyed (by running it aground)’l. 9499
- RbHM (*1302)2 — brotum ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 9757
- RbHM (*1303)4a — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 9799
- RbME (*1347)2 — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 10090
- RbME (*1348)3 — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 10097
- Rémˣ — brotin ‘piece, fragment’l. 10124
- SigÞǫgl — brotz ‘breaking point, breaking, collapse’l. 10214
- Silv — brotit ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 10222
- SilvReyk — broth ‘fold (in cloth)’l. 10226
- Stj3 — brotz ‘breaking point, breaking, collapse’l. 10426
- [not skaldic] — brot ‘’l. 1
- Thom2 — brotz ‘breaking apart (by violent means)’l. 10580
- Trist1ˣ — brotit ‘piece, fragment’l. 10605
- Vald — broten ‘piece, fragment’l. 10635
- VP — bro⟨t⟩z ‘’l. 10714
- ÞBpCod645 — brot ‘have an epileptic fit’l. 10739
- Æv82 — brotz ‘breaking point, breaking, collapse’l. 10946
- ÆvMið21 — brot ‘breach of the law, offence, transgression, sin’l. 11026
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