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eldsmatr
‘fire-nourishment’ = FIRE-WOOD
fire-nourishment → FIRE-WOOD
[6] ‑mat nökkut: sinns at mikit 109a Iˣ
fire-wood
. food of the fire
mót geira
‘the meeting of spears’ = BATTLE
the meeting of spears. → BATTLE
[4] móti: mæri 109a Iˣ
battle
3.1.2. meeting of spears
hlenni ennigeira uxa
‘the resounding sea (?) of the forehead-spears of oxen’ = DRINK
the forehead-spears of oxen; → HORNS
the resounding sea (?) of HORNS → DRINK
[6] ‑geira: ‘ge[…]’ 109a Iˣ
alcoholic drink
1. liquid of the drink container
ennigeirr uxa
‘of the forehead-spears of oxen’ = HORNS
the forehead-spears of oxen; → HORNS
[6] ‑geira: ‘ge[…]’ 109a Iˣ
horn
1. weapon of the bovine (A1a)
svipan snarpra sverða
‘a swinging of sharp swords’ = BATTLE
a swinging of sharp swords, → BATTLE
battle
9.3. swinging of swords
heldr hæðinni silki-Gunnr
‘the rather mocking silk-Gunnr’ = WOMAN
the rather mocking silk-Gunnr: → WOMAN
female, woman
5.1. female mythical being of cloth (B2b)
hefnir Hallbjarnar
‘avenger of Hallbjǫrn’ = Ketill
avenger of Hallbjǫrn; → Ketill
Ketill hœngr (Ket)
2. avenger of Hallbjǫrn
bitri eggþruma
‘the bitter blade-thunder’ = BATTLE
the bitter blade-thunder; → BATTLE
battle
2.1. din of weapons
faðir Baldrs
‘the father of Baldr’ = Óðinn
the father of Baldr → Óðinn
Óðinn
1.2. father of Baldr (C4a)
þær íbúa hrauns
‘those female inhabitants of the lava field’ = TROLL-WOMEN
those female inhabitants of the lava field, → TROLL-WOMEN
giantess, troll-woman
2.2. female inhabitant of mountain-environment (B2a)
dóttir Þjassa
‘daughter of Þjazi <giant>’ = GIANTESS
daughter of Þjazi <giant> → GIANTESS
giantess, troll-woman
1.2. female relative of the giant (B4b)
hjǫrð báru
‘herds of the wave’ = FISH
herds of the wave → FISH
fish
2. herd of the sea (A1)
mella Hrungnis
‘the female lovers of Hrungnir <giant>’ = GIANTESSES
The female lovers of Hrungnir <giant> → GIANTESSES
giantess, troll-woman
1.1. consort of the giant (B3a)
þella guðvefs
‘the fir-tree of costly fabric’ = WOMAN
the fir-tree of costly fabric, → WOMAN
female, woman
5.3. tree, wood of cloth (B2c)