drag (noun n.) ‘°(pl.) watercourses, feeder-streams; brace, prop, support (orig. of a physical installation); of extra line(s) at the end of a stanza)’

Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced.

• words
• Eb ch. 9 — drag ‘’l. 1
• Eb309(2003) — " onclick="javascript:doPopUp('/bibl/bibl000915.htm', 'biblWindow'); return false;"> HHOrðt 109-110:) gerdu (þeir) ord ꜳ þui at þeir mundu eigi leggia drag ‘brace, prop, support (orig. of a physical installation)’l. 11172
• Finnb ch. 5 — drag ‘’l. 1
• Glúm ch. 18 — dragi ‘’l. 1
• Nj ch. 8 — drag ‘’l. 1
• ÞSkelk ch. 1 — Drag ‘’l. 1
• Ísls ch. 76 — dragi ‘’l. 1
• DI III (*p1394›Bps B III 3ˣ) — drog ‘(pl.) watercourses, feeder-streams’l. 1184
• DI IV (*1428›apogrˣ) — draug ‘(pl.) watercourses, feeder-streams’l. 1323
• DI IX (*1532›c1790ˣ) — drøgumm ‘(pl.) watercourses, feeder-streams’l. 4439
• DN X (*[1338]›apogrˣ) — Draghe ‘(pl.) watercourses, feeder-streams’l. 6560
• DN XII (*1330›AM 902 a) — Draghe ‘(pl.) watercourses, feeder-streams’l. 6716
• SnE — drag ‘of extra line(s) at the end of a stanza)’l. 10243
• Mork — drag ‘of extra line(s) at the end of a stanza)’l. 9191
• Stu^IK — drag ‘’l. 10477
• elements in compounds
• Egill Lv 35^V (Eg 64) — Dragvandill ‘Dragvandill ’ l. 2