dróttseti (noun m.) ‘°court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household); chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country’s leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign’s minority or as a sovereign’s deputy); (at the court of a Roman emper’

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• words
• ÞorvV ch. 2 — dróttseti ‘’l. 1
• ÞorvVÓT^I — drottseti ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 10838
• AnnL — drottsete ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 191
• AnnReg — dróttseta ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 194
• DI II (1350) — drotzsæta ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 929
• DN I (*1327›vid 1327) — drotzseta ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 4934
• DN I (1356) — droteta ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 5066
• DN III (1323) — drotsete ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 5521
• DN VII (*1324›DonVar 1ˣ) — drotsete ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 6364
• DN VII (*1331›DonVar 1ˣ) — drotsete ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 6372
• DN VIII (*[1326]›apogrˣ) — drotzsete ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 6423
• DN IX (*[1328]›apogrˣ) — drotzætanom ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 6497
• DN XV (1367) — dro⟨t⟩sæta ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 6785
• HákFris — dróttseti ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 7518
• Hák81 — drottsetti ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 7526
• Hirð — drottseta ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 7638
• IslDipl (1414) — drotzete ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 8050
• LBpB — drotseti ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 8917
• Mork — drotsetiɴ ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 9191
• RbHM (*1308) — drozsetta ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 9871
• RbME (*1327) — drotzsæte ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 10068
• RbME (*1329)ˣ — drottsetta ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 10074
• StatEi³ — drottsetar ‘chancellor/steward (ɔ: a country's leading administrator), regent (during a sovereign's minority or as a sovereign's deputy)’l. 10323
• Þiðr^I — drotseti ‘court steward (ɔ: the official who, together with the ‘skenkjari’, runs the royal household)’l. 10761
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