2. afbrigð (noun n.) ‘transgression, deviation’
Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced.
- words
- Anon Brúðv 19VII — afbrigð ‘a transgression’l. 4
- Laxd — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 8898
- Anon Lil 76VII — afbrigðin ‘deviation’l. 7
- NjM — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 9253
- NjR1908 — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 9282
- Gramm4 — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 7382
- ÁKr — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 42
- DI II (*[1269]›AM 671) — afbrigd ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 657
- GrgKonII — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 7419
- GrgStað — af brigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 7423
- MarD634ˣ — afbrigd ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 8991
- Páll1 — afbrigþ ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 9549
- Rómv1 — afbrigð ‘breach (of sth.), infringement, violation (of a rule, law, etc.), offence’l. 10155
- elements in compounds