Words as dictionary headwords used in the corpus, starting with e. Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced.

• e (noun n.) ‘°the sound/vowel and the letter e/é’45
• ea (noun f.) ‘river’0
• eac (adv.) ‘also’21
• eaca (noun m.) ‘increase; reinforcement, reinforcing troop’2
• eacen (adj./verb p.p.) ‘pregnant, endowed, increased, augmented, huge, numerous’4
• eacencræftig (adj.) ‘enormously strong; large and strong’2
• eacnian (verb) ‘conceive, become pregnant, bring forth’0
• ead (noun n.) ‘riches, prosperity, happiness’0
• Eadgils (noun ?) ‘Eadgils’1
• eadhreðig (adj.) ‘blessed, happy’0
• eadig (adj.) ‘blessed, prosperous, happy’6
• eadiglice (adv.) ‘prosperously, happily’1
• eadignes (noun f.) ‘blessedness’1
• eadmod (adj.) ‘humble’1
• eadmodlice (adv.) ‘humbly’2
• eadmodnes (noun f.) ‘humility’0
• Eadmund (noun m.) ‘Eadmund’3
• Eadmundr (noun m.)4
• Eadric (noun ?) ‘Eadric’0
• Eadwacer (noun ?) ‘Eadwacer’0
• Eadweard (noun ?) ‘Eadweard’0
• eadwela (noun m.) ‘riches, prosperity’0
• Eadwine (noun ?) ‘Eadwine, Edwin’0
• Eadwold (noun ?) ‘Eadwold’0
• eaðe (adv.) ‘easily’7
• eaðfynde (adj.) ‘easily found’1
• eaðmedu (noun f.) ‘reverence, humility’0
• eaðmod (adj.) ‘humble, submissive, obedient’1
• eafoð (noun n.) ‘strength, might’8
• eafora (noun m.) ‘heir, descendant, son’24
• eaforheafodsegn (noun m.) ‘boar‘s head sign, symbol of a boar‘s head (at’1
• eage (noun n.) ‘eye’6
• eagorstream (noun m.) ‘ocean current’1
• eahta (num. cardinal) ‘eight’2
• eahtahund (num. cardinal) ‘eight hundred’0
• eahtian (verb) ‘consider, discuss, deliberate on; mention, praise’5
• eala (interj.) ‘alas!, woe!’0
• eald (adj.) ‘old’52
• ealdafæder (noun m.) ‘grandfather’0
• ealdfeond (noun m.) ‘old enemy’0
• ealdfæder (noun m.) ‘forefather, ancestor, honoured father’1
• ealdgeniðla (noun m.) ‘old enemy’0
• ealdgesegen (noun f.) ‘old story’1
• ealdgesið (noun m.) ‘old retainer, seasoned warrior’1
• ealdgestreon (noun n.) ‘old treasure, heirloom’2
• ealdgewin (noun ?)0
• ealdgewinna (noun m.) ‘old enemy’1
• ealdgewyrht (noun n.) ‘former transgression’1
• ealdhettende (noun m.) ‘old enemies’0
• ealdhlaford (noun m.) ‘old lord, long-time lord’1
• ealdian (verb) ‘age, grow old’1
• ealdmetod (noun m.) ‘Ancient Lord’1
• ealdor (noun m.) ‘lord, prince, king; (monastic) superior’41
• ealdordom (noun m.) ‘lordship’0
• ealdorduguð (noun f.) ‘leadership’0
• ealdorgewinna (noun m.) ‘deadly enemy, enemy to the death’1
• ealdorleas (adj.) ‘lifeless, dead’2
• ealdormann (noun m.) ‘ealdorman, noble’4
• ealdorþegn (noun m.) ‘leading officer, general’0
• ealfela (pron.) ‘very many’2
• ealgearo (adj.) ‘complete, all ready’2
• ealgian (verb) ‘defend, protect; avenge’4
• ealgylden (adj./verb p.p.) ‘completely gilded, all golden’1
• Ealhelm (noun ?) ‘Ealhelm’0
• eall (pron.) ‘all’89
• eallenga (adv.) ‘entirely, completely’0
• ealles (adv.) ‘entirely’1
• eallgylden (adj./verb p.p.) ‘entirely gilt, all golden’1
• ealliren (adj.) ‘all-iron’1
• eallwihta (noun f.) ‘all creatures’0
• ealobenc (noun f.) ‘ale-bench’2
• ealodrincend (noun m.) ‘ale-drinker’1
• ealogal (adj.) ‘drunk on ale’0
• ealond (noun n.) ‘island’1
• ealowosa (noun m.) ‘garrulous drunk’0
• ealowæg (noun n.) ‘ale beaker’3
• ealuscerwen (noun f.) ‘terror (lit. ″dispensing of ale″ or ″deprivation of ale″)’1
• eam (noun m.) ‘(usually maternal) uncle’2
• Eanmund (noun ?) ‘Eanmund’1
• earc (noun f.) ‘chest, coffer, the Ark’0
• eard (noun m.) ‘country, region, land, homeland’12
• eardfæst (adj.) ‘settled, established’0
• eardgeard (noun m.) ‘dwelling place, land’0
• eardian (verb) ‘occupy, dwell in, live’3
• eardlufe (noun f.) ‘beloved land’1
• eardstapa (noun m.) ‘traveller’0
• eare (noun n.) ‘ear’2
• earfeðmæcg (noun m.) ‘miserable person’0
• earfoðhwil (noun f.) ‘time of trouble or hardship’1
• earfoðlic (adj.) ‘miserable, difficult, hard’0
• earfoðlice (adv.) ‘miserably, with difficulty or hardship’6
• earfoðsið (noun m.) ‘time of trouble, miserable journey’0
• earfoðþrag (noun f.) ‘time of trouble’1
• earfoþe (noun n.) ‘trouble, difficulty, hardship’1
• earg (adj.) ‘wretched, cowardly’1
• earm (noun m.) ‘arm’8
• earmbeag (noun m.) ‘arm-ring, bracelet’1
• earmcearig (adj.) ‘miserable’1
• earme (adv.) ‘miserably, badly’0
• earmlic (adj.) ‘miserable’1
• earmlice (adv.) ‘miserably’0
• earmread (noun f.) ‘arm-ornament; bracelet’1
• earmsceapen (adj./verb p.p.) ‘wretched, vile’3
• earn (noun m.) ‘eagle; sea-eagle, osprey’2
• Earnanæs (noun ?) ‘Earnanæs (″Eagle Headland″)’1
• east (adv.) ‘east’0
• Eastdene (noun m.) ‘(East-) Danes’3
• easteð (noun n.) ‘shore, river bank’0
• easten (adv.) ‘from the east’1
• eastengle (noun m.) ‘East Anglians’1
• easterne (adj.) ‘eastern’0
• eastland (noun n.) ‘eastern land’0
• Eastseaxe (noun m.) ‘East Saxons’0
• eaststream (noun m.) ‘eastern river’0
• eastweard (adv.) ‘eastward’0
• eaxl (noun f.) ‘shoulder’8
• eaxlgespann (noun n.) ‘″shoulder fastening″: intersection of cross-beam and upright of the Cross?’0
• eaxlgestealla (noun m.) ‘shoulder- (i.e. close) companion’2
• ebb (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ʙ (notation for bb)’1
• ebba (noun m.) ‘ebb (of a tide)’0
• Ebbi (noun m.) ‘[Ebbi, Æbbi]’2
• ebbian (verb) ‘ebb, subside’0
• Eber (noun ?) ‘Eber (Heber)’0
• Ebirasius (noun ?)0
• ebreatunga (noun f.) ‘°(Hebrew tongue ɔ:) Hebrew’2
• Ebrei (noun m.) ‘the Hebrews’0
• ebreiska (noun f.) ‘°Hebrew, Hebraic (language); for Egyptian?)’17
• ebreiskr (adj.) ‘°Hebrew, Hebraic’45
• ebreus (noun ?)0
• Ebrisc (adj.) ‘Hebrew’0
• Ebrón (noun f.) ‘[Hebron]’1
• ebulus (noun ?)0
• ecce (adv.)0
• ecclesia (noun ?)0
• ecclesiastica historia (noun ?)0
• ecclesiasticus (adj.)0
• ece (adj.) ‘eternal’14
• ecg (noun f.) ‘edge, blade, sword’28
• ecgbana (noun m.) ‘(sword-) killer’1
• ecgclif (noun n.) ‘shoreline cliff’1
• ecghete (noun m.) ‘(sword) hate, enmity’3
• Ecglaf (noun ?) ‘Ecglaf’5
• ecgplega (noun m.) ‘edge-sport, edge-play (i.e. sword-play)’0
• ecgwal (noun n.) ‘(sword-) pile of corpses’0
• Ecgwela (noun ?) ‘Ecgwela’1
• Ecgþeow (noun ?) ‘Ecgtheow’16
• ecgþracu (noun f.) ‘onrush of swords, attack’1
• eclipsis (noun ?)3
• ecnis (noun f.) ‘eternity’4
• ectasis (noun ?)0
• edax (adj.)0
• edd (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ᴅ (notation for dd)’1
• 1. edda (noun f.) ‘°great-grandmother’1
• 2. edda (noun f.) ‘edda’3
• eddubagr (adj.)0
• edduborinn (adj.)0
• eddukenndr (adj.)0
• eddukenning (noun f.)0
• eddulauss (adj.)0
• eder (noun ?)0
• edhwyrft (noun m.) ‘reversal of circumstances’1
• edik (noun n.) ‘[for vinegar]’16
• ediksgerð (noun f.) ‘°preparation of vinegar’0
• Edinborg (noun f.)4
• edlean (noun n.) ‘reward, recompense, punishment’0
• edmod (adj.) ‘obedient’0
• edneowe (adj.) ‘renewed, continual’0
• Edvarðr (noun m.)2
• edwendan (verb) ‘reverse, change’1
• edwenden (noun f.) ‘reversal, change’2
• edwihte (pron.) ‘something, anything’0
• edwit (noun n.) ‘shame, reproach’0
• edwitlif (noun n.) ‘shameful life’1
• edwylm (noun m.) ‘surging fire’0
• eð (conj.) ‘who, which’8
• eða (conj.) ‘or’6036
• eðal- ((prefix))0
• eðalborinn (adj.) ‘°?noble by birth, ?born with full hereditary rights, legitimate’1
• eðalmaðr (noun m.)0
• eðalmenska (noun f.)0
• eðbegete (adj.) ‘easily gotten’1
• eðel (noun m.) ‘native land, country’6
• eðeldream (noun m.) ‘joy of the homeland’0
• eðelðrym (noun m.) ‘power of a native land’0
• eðeleard (noun m.) ‘native land’0
• eðelland (noun n.) ‘native land’0
• eðelleas (adj.) ‘homeless, exiled’0
• eðelmearc (noun f.) ‘nation, country’0
• eðelriht (noun n.) ‘right to a native land’1
• eðelseld (noun n.) ‘(national- or tribal-) place of settlement’0
• eðelstaðol (noun m.) ‘secure homeland’0
• 2. eðelstol (noun m.) ‘capital city; national fortress [check]’0
• eðelstow (noun f.) ‘native place, homeland’0
• eðelstæf (noun m.) ‘heir, child (″sustainer of the homeland″’0
• eðelwyn (noun f.) ‘delightful homeland; joy of land-ownership; homeland joy’2
• eðgesyne (adj.) ‘easily seen, plentiful’2
• eðilborinn (adj./verb p.p.) ‘noble-born’4
• eðiligr (adj.) ‘°noble’1
• eðill (adj.) ‘°noble (of rank/status), worthy; precious’7
• eðilsteinn (noun m.) ‘°precious stone’1
• 1. eðla (noun f.) ‘°reptile, serpent, worm’20
• 2. eðla (adj.) ‘°noble, worthy; precious, valuable’2
• eðlaborinn (adj.) ‘°(of a king) noble’1
• eðli (noun n.) ‘nature’185
• eðliborinn (adj.) ‘°born with full hereditary rights, legitimate; ?noble by birth’6
• eðliliga (adv.)0
• eðliligr (adj.) ‘°noble, worthy’1
• eðlisfrœði (noun f.)0
• eðlisháttr (noun m.)0
• eðlislag (noun n.) ‘°(pl.) law of nature, laws of human nature’1
• eðlisnauðsyn (noun f.) ‘°necessity of nature, physical necessity’1
• eðlisskepna (noun f.) ‘°(God-created) nature’1
• eðlisskǫpun (noun f.) ‘°(God-created) nature’0
• eðlisskynsemi (noun f.) ‘°natural (human) reason’0
• eðlissótt (noun f.)0
• eðlisvanði (noun m.) ‘°nature’s way, normal sexual behaviour’1
• eðluborinn (adj.) ‘°?noble by birth, ?born with full hereditary rights, legitimate’0
• eðlungr (noun m.)0
• eðlvina (noun f.)0
• Eðmundr (noun m.)0
• Eðna (noun f.)0
• Eðný (noun f.)0
• eðr (adv.) ‘still’160
• Eðrin (noun f.)0
• eðyltyrf (noun f.) ‘native soil, homeland’1
• 1. ef (noun n.) ‘[doubt]’40
• 2. ef (noun n.) ‘°name of the letter f’2
• 3. ef (conj.) ‘if’7716
• efa (verb) ‘°be doubtful (about sth.), be in doubt (about sth.), be uncertain (about sth.), hesitate (over sth.); entertain doubts (about sth.), hesitate (over sth.); doubt (sth.), be in doubt (about sth.), be uncertain (about sth.), hesitate (over sth.); (of fai’113
• efablandinn (adj.)0
• efablendni (noun f.)0
• efaðsamligr (adj.) ‘°in doubt; to be doubted, doubtful, dubious, uncertain’3
• efaðsamr (adj.)0
• efaðssemð (noun f.) ‘°doubt, uncertainty, hesitation’0
• efalausliga (adv.) ‘°without reservation; undoubtedly, for certain, unequivocally’8
• efalauss (adj.) ‘[without doubt]’32
• efan (noun f.) ‘[a doubt]’1
• efanarlauss (adj.) ‘°not doubting, free of doubt, convinced; som er hævet over enhver tvivl, sikker’17
• efanarmyrkr (noun n.) ‘°shadow of doubt, darkness’1
• efanarsamr (adj.)0
• efanleikr (noun m.) ‘°uncertain sense, ambiguity’1
• efanliga (adv.) ‘°uncertainly, unclearly’1
• efanligr (adj.) ‘°in doubt, irresolute; doubtful, dubious, uncertain’20
• efasamr (adj.) ‘°in doubt (as to sth.)’0
• efasemð (noun f.) ‘°doubt, uncertainty, scepticism; uncertain sense, ambiguity’10
• efenlang (adj.) ‘just as long, of the same length’0
• efenlæcan (verb) ‘be like, equal, match, emulate’0
• eff (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital)  (notation for ff)’4
• Effesuborg (noun f.)0
• Effronshellir (noun m.)0
• efi (noun m.) ‘[doubt]’36
• Efigenia (noun f.)0
• efja (noun f.) ‘°mire; (of decomposed corpses) ooze’2
• efla (verb) ‘strengthen’366
• eflandi (noun m.) ‘strengthener, provider’2
• eflauss (adj.)3
• efli (noun n.) ‘°(I) ?arguments, proof (ɔ: in the form of an illustrative example)’5
• efligr (adj.) ‘°powerful, strong’0
• efling (noun f.) ‘°power, strength, support, strengthening/reinforcement; consolidation, rebuilding, repair, maintenance’39
• eflir (noun m.) ‘strengthener’9
• eflskr (adj.)0
• 1. efna (verb) ‘initiate’142
• 2. efna (verb) ‘fulfil’89
• efnaðr (adj.) ‘°well-off, with competent means’7
• efnafæð (noun f.) ‘°lack of content/material’1
• efnalauss (adj.)0
• efnaleysi (noun n.) ‘°lack of means; lack of content/material’2
• efnalítill (adj.)0
• efnandi (noun m.) ‘performer’1
• efnd (noun f.) ‘fulfilment’10
• efne (adv.) ‘just, exactly’7
• efni (noun n.) ‘material’648
• efniliga (adv.)0
• efniligr (adj.) ‘°(of young people) promising, (of an undertaking, etc.) hopeful, auspicious’115
• efnimark (noun n.) ‘°sign, ?distinguishing sign’0
• efning (noun f.) ‘°fulfilment, carrying out’1
• efnisafganga (noun f.) ‘°digressing from the subject, digression’1
• efnislauss (adj.)0
• efnisleysa (noun f.)0
• efnitré (noun n.) ‘°timber; what one is dealing with, potential’11
• efri (adj. comp.) ‘higher, highest’532
• efrigata (noun f.) ‘°?upper street’0
• efsa (verb) ‘[to be cut]’1
• efsian (verb) ‘shear, shave’0
• efstakné (noun n.) ‘[uppermost member]’1
• efstan (verb) ‘hurry, go quickly’2
• efstavika (noun f.) ‘°last week in Lent, Holy Week’12
• efstuvikuorða (noun f.) ‘°ordinary/service-book for Holy Week’2
• eft (prep.) ‘in memory of’72
• eftcyme (noun m.) ‘return’1
• eftirbátr (noun m.) ‘°boat which can be towed, ship’s boat; person who follows (in sby’s wake), person who is inferior (to another)’30
• eftirbið (noun f.)0
• eftirbíðing (noun f.)0
• eftirblífa (verb)0
• eftirbreytari (noun m.)0
• eftirbreytni (noun f.)0
• eftirbrœðrasonr (noun m.) ‘°paternal uncle’s grandson’8
• eftirbrœðrasonu (noun m.) ‘°paternal uncle’s grandson’0
• eftirburðr (noun m.) ‘°afterbirth’9
• eftirdœmi (noun n.) ‘°example (to be followed); illustrative/educational example; previous instance, similar occurrence; imitation’67
• eftirdrag (noun n.)0
• eftirdvǫl (noun f.) ‘°remaining behind (somewhere)’0
• eftirerfingi (noun m.)0
• eftirferð (noun f.) ‘°pursuit; of pursuit of a malefactor)’10
• eftirflutning (noun f.) ‘°(pl.) ?wares waiting to be forwarded’1
• eftirfœriligr (adj.) ‘°(of a path) which should be followed’2
• eftirfǫr (noun f.) ‘°pursuit; of pursuit of a malefactor)’39
• eftirfrétt (noun f.) ‘°questioning, enquiry’4
• eftirfylgð (noun f.)0
• eftirfylgjari (noun m.)0
• eftirganga (noun f.) ‘°escort, accompanying (sby), support, allegiance; pursuit (of a case), rallying round (on a particular issue); ?boundary-walking/inspection (with a view to confirming the legality of the boundaries); imitation’15
• eftirgangr (noun m.) ‘°support’3
• eftirgangsmunr (noun m.)0
• eftirgangssamr (adj.)0
• eftirgangssemi (noun f.)0
• eftirgengi (noun n.) ‘°support’1
• eftirgerð (noun f.) ‘°caring for the soul of the deceased (in the form of gifts, etc.); memorial acts to honour the dead’13
• eftirgerðarmaðr (noun m.) ‘°person whose duty it is to carry out ‘eftirgerð’’0
• eftirglíkendi (noun n.) ‘°imitation’0
• eftirglíking (noun f.) ‘°imitation (of sby/sth.); likeness (to sby); example to be followed’34
• eftirglíkingarmaðr (noun m.) ‘°imitator’2
• eftirglíkjandi (noun m.) ‘°imitator’8
• eftirglíkjanligr (adj.) ‘°that can be imitated, imitable’0
• eftirglíkjari (noun m.) ‘°imitator, (spiritual) successor’13
• eftirgǫngukona (noun f.) ‘°female underling (in respect to sby)’1
• eftirgǫngumaðr (noun m.) ‘°follower; ?person who carries out an inspection of the boundaries’5
• eftirgrennslan (noun f.)0
• eftirherma (noun f.)0
• eftirhlaup (noun n.) ‘°pursuit’2
• eftirhreyta (noun f.)0
• eftiriðrun (noun f.) ‘°penitence’1
• eftirkast (noun n.)0
• eftirkomandi (noun m.) ‘°descendant; (pl.) future generations, posterity; successor (in office), (spiritual) successor’84
• eftirkomari (noun m.) ‘°successor’0
• eftirkæra (noun f.) ‘°subsequent legal action, right to subsequent prosecution/claim’6
• eftirkærumaðr (noun m.) ‘°person who has the right to make a subsequent claim’0
• eftirláta (verb) ‘°leave behind; give way (to sth.), follow (advice)’23
• eftirlátliga (adv.) ‘°compliantly’1
• eftirlátligr (adj.) ‘°pleasant, enjoyable’3
• eftirlátr (adj.) ‘°indulgent, (self-)indulgent, yielding, compliant; devoted, respectful, loyal, faithful, submissive, obedient; to which one consents’49
• eftirlátssamr (adj.) ‘°compliant, malleable’0
• eftirlátugr (adj.) ‘°compliant, dutiful, respectful’1
• eftirleiðis (adv.)0
• eftirleif (noun f.) ‘°(pl.) remains; (pl.) what is left, what survives (of a race/people); (pl.) after-effects’6
• eftirleikr (noun m.)0
• eftirleit (noun f.) ‘°search (for sby), seeking out, pursuit; investigation, enquiry’16
• eftirleita (verb) ‘°look for; seek after, strive to, strive after (sth.); enquire, ask (sby) (about sth.), examine, investigate’38
• eftirleitni (noun f.) ‘°striving; enquiry, request, insistent/importunate pleading’7
• eftirleitun (noun f.) ‘°search(ing), pursuit; striving/seeking (towards a goal), endeavour; investigation, enquiry, questioning, request, insistent pleading’47
• eftirlenging (noun f.) ‘°expectation’0
• eftirlit (noun n.) ‘°retrospect’2
• eftirlitssamr (adj.)0
• eftirlitssemi (noun f.)0
• eftirlífi (noun n.) ‘°concession, indulgence, (self-)indulgence, compliance; hedonism, luxurious living, carnality’29
• eftirlífismaðr (noun m.) ‘°person who is easily swayed, pliant/unprincipled person, ?hedonist’1
• eftirlífissynð (noun f.) ‘°carnal sin’1
• eftirlífr (adj.) ‘°easily swayed, hedonistic’1
• eftirlǫgugóz (noun n.) ‘°inheritance’1
• eftirlǫngun (noun f.)0
• 1x. eftirlæti (noun f.) ‘°willing/submissive service’8
• 2. eftirlæti (noun n.) ‘°pliancy, indulgence, compliance; concession, favour, devotion, respect, loyalty, faithfulness, submissiveness, obedience, service; pleasantness, ease and comfort, delight, pleasure, wantonness; sexual pleasure, sexual fulfilment’101
• eftirlætinn (adj.) ‘°indulgent, compliant, devoted’0
• eftirlætisbarn (noun n.)0
• eftirlætislífi (noun n.) ‘°life of (carnal) pleasure, sex life’1
• eftirlætisþjónusta (noun f.) ‘°submissive service’1
• eftirmál (noun n.) ‘°subsequent prosecution (for the killing of sby), prosecution of a blood suit; acts of vengeance resulting from a killing, repercussions of a killing’117
• eftirmáli (noun m.)9
• eftirmáll (adj.) ‘°compliant, pliable’2
• eftirmálsmaðr (noun m.) ‘°(legally-entitled) prosecutor of a killing; person who seeks retribution for a killing’7
• eftirmálssamr (adj.) ‘°yielding (to sby), compliant (with sby)’0
• eftirmálstaðr (noun m.) ‘°prosecution of a killing’1
• eftirmjǫlt (noun f.)0
• eftirmynd (noun f.)0
• eftirmyndan (noun f.)0
• eftirmælandi (noun m.) ‘°(legally-entitled) prosecutor of a killing’12
• eftirmæli (noun n.) ‘°legal action in conn. with a killing; repercussions of a killing; compliance, acquiescence, pliability, praise, flattery, sycophancy’36
• eftirmæling (noun f.) ‘°subsequent prosecution/claim’1
• eftirmælismaðr (noun m.) ‘°(legally-entitled) prosecutor of a killing; flatterer, sycophant’4
• eftirmælistónn (noun m.) ‘°(of the fourth Church mode) “adulation tone”, the adulatory/compliant musical key’1
• eftirrás (noun f.) ‘°running after (sby), hot pursuit, chase’3
• eftirreið (noun f.) ‘°riding after (sby), pursuit/chase on horseback’36
• eftirrekstr (noun m.)0
• eftirreyningamaðr (noun m.) ‘°sleuth, person gifted at tracking (sth.) down, clairvoyant’1
• eftirrit (noun n.)0
• eftirróðr (noun m.) ‘°rowing after (sby), pursuit by rowing’7
• eftirrýningamaðr (noun m.) ‘°sleuth, person gifted at tracking (sth.) down, clairvoyant’2
• eftirrýningasamr (adj.) ‘°sleuth-like, gifted at tracking (sth.) down, clairvoyant’1
• eftirseta (noun f.) ‘°sitting on, remaining seated (after others have left)’1
• eftirsjá (noun f.) ‘°search (for sby), seeking-out; (item pl.) conduct/supervision (of a blood suit), legal action (after a killing); regret, sense of loss’21
• eftirsjón (noun f.) ‘°(pl.) conduct/supervision (of a blood suit), legal action (after a killing); ?reflection’3
• eftirskoðun (noun f.) ‘°examination’0
• eftirskrifaðr (adj.) ‘°given/written below, hereafter referred to, following’2
• eftirsǫgn (noun f.) ‘°(sby’s) statement (quoted by others)’2
• eftirsǫngr (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) requiem (for sby)’1
• eftirsókn (noun f.) ‘°pursuit; persecution, harassment; prosecution, right to prosecution/claim’10
• eftirspurn (noun f.)0
• eftirspurning (noun f.) ‘°questioning (about sth.)’1
• eftirspyrja (verb) ‘°ask, question (sby) (about sth.)’17
• eftirspyrjandi (noun m.) ‘°questioner’2
• eftirstaða (noun f.) ‘°arrears’7
• eftirstazi (adj.)1
• eftirstǫð (noun f.)0
• eftirsvar (noun n.) ‘°?legal action, ?response’0
• eftirsýn (noun f.) ‘°search’1
• eftirsýnarmaðr (noun m.) ‘°person who is responsible for the prosecution (of a blood suit)’2
• eftirtakanliga (adv.)0
• eftirtakanligr (adj.)0
• eftirtala (noun f.) ‘°subsequent reckoning (of duties, etc.); (pl.) (spec.) subsequent (niggling) book-keeping (of charitable deeds)’4
• eftirtekð (noun f.)0
• eftirtekðarsamr (adj.)0
• eftirtekja (noun f.)0
• eftirtǫlumaðr (noun m.) ‘°?person who has the right to assess and receive tax, ?claimant’1
• eftirtǫlun (noun f.)0
• eftirverandi (adj.) ‘°subsequent’1
• eftirvænting (noun f.)0
• eftirþǫrf (noun f.)0
• eftirætlandi (noun m.) ‘°person who intends to prosecute a killing’1
• eftri (adj. comp.) ‘°aft, after (naut.), hind, back; (of sequence in time) second (of to), following, later; furthest back, at the end (of sth.); ?(compounded with oftarri adv. compar.) (a) second (time), later, more often’41
• eftsið (noun m.) ‘subsequent journey, return journey’3
• Egðá (noun f.)0
• Egðerá (noun f.)0
• Egðir (noun m.) ‘the Egðir’19
• egðr (noun m.) ‘°person from Agðir/Agder (in Norway); for an eagle)’6
• Egðrá (noun f.)0
• egðskr (adj.)1
• Egeas (noun m.)1
• egesa (noun m.) ‘fear, awe, horror, peril’7
• egesful (adj.) ‘awe-inspiring, terrible’1
• egesian (verb) ‘frighten, intimidate’4
• egeslic (adj.) ‘frightening, horrid’3
• 1. egg (noun f.) ‘edge, blade’240
• 2. egg (noun n.) ‘egg’46
• 3x. egg (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ɢ (notation for gg)’1
• eggbitinn (adj.) ‘°cut/wounded by the cutting edge (of a weapon)’6
• eggdauðr (adj.) ‘[killed by sword]’1
• eggdjarfr (adj.) ‘edge-daring’3
• eggðir (noun m.) ‘[edged one]’3
• eggelningr (noun m.) ‘°scythe with an (ell-long cutting edge ɔ:) ell-long blade’2
• eggfallinn (adj.)0
• eggfarvegr (noun m.) ‘°furrow/gash made by the cutting edge (of a weapon)’2
• eggfár (noun n.)1
• eggfránn (adj.)2
• egghríð (noun f.) ‘edge-storm’4
• egghróðr (noun m.)1
• egghúfr (noun m.) ‘[sharp-edged hull]’1
• egghvass (adj.) ‘°sharp-edged’2
• eggi (noun m.)0
• egging (noun f.)0
• eggja (verb) ‘urge’450
• eggjablómi (noun m.)0
• eggjabroddr (noun m.) ‘°“edged spike”, spike’1
• Eggjadalr (noun m.)0
• eggjafata (noun f.)0
• eggjahvíta (noun f.)0
• eggjakaka (noun f.)0
• eggjaleit (noun f.)0
• eggjanarfífl (noun n.) ‘°fool who allows himself to be prevailed upon (by sby), dupe’3
• eggjanarorð (noun n.) ‘°exhortation, incitement, battle cry’12
• eggjandi (noun m.) ‘inciter’5
• eggjapanna (noun f.) ‘°egg-pan’1
• Eggjar- ((prefix))18
• eggjarauða (noun f.)0
• Eggjarhús (noun n.)0
• eggjari (noun m.) ‘°inciter, person who incites/tempts’2
• eggjasókn (noun f.)0
• eggjóttr (adj.)0
• eggjumskarpr (adj.)1
• eggjun (noun f.) ‘°exhortation (to battle), battle cry; goading; incitement, strong urging, coercion’40
• eggleikr (noun m.) ‘[in play of swords]’2
• egglituðr (noun m.)1
• eggmóðr (adj.)2
• Eggmóinn (noun m.)1
• eggmót (noun n.) ‘edge-meeting’4
• eggrjóðandi (noun m.)1
• eggroð (noun n.) ‘[blade-reddening]’1
• eggskeindr (adj.)0
• eggskurmsl (noun f.) ‘°eggshell’3
• eggskurn (noun f.) ‘°eggshell’10
• eggsléttr (adj.) ‘°smooth as an egg, completely even’1
• eggsteinn (noun m.) ‘°?slabstone, ?stone that stands on edge’1
• eggteinn (noun m.) ‘°steeled edge (of a sword), cutting edge of steel welded onto a sword-blade’16
• eggtíð (noun f.) ‘°(name of month) “egg-time” (second month of summer, from the middle of May to the middle of June)’1
• eggtog (noun n.)1
• eggvarp (noun n.) ‘°right to collect eggs, nesting place’1
• eggveðr (noun n.)2
• eggver (noun n.) ‘°egg-collecting, place where eggs are collected, nesting place’32
• eggversfugl (noun m.) ‘°bird which belongs to an ‘eggver’’3
• eggversholmr (noun m.) ‘°holm/islet with an ‘eggver’’3
• eggviðr (noun m.)0
• eggvǫlr (noun m.) ‘°bulge alongside the edge (of a metal cutting-instrument)’3
• eggþeyr (noun m.)0
• eggþér (noun m.) ‘°for an eagle)’1
• eggþing (noun n.) ‘[edge-assemblies]’4
• eggþrima (noun f.) ‘[edge-thunder]’1
• eggþruma (noun f.) ‘[blade-thunder]’1
• eggþunnr (adj.)0
• Eghildr (noun f.)0
• Egidius (noun m.)3
• Egill (noun m.) ‘Egill’1861
• Egilleif (noun f.)0
• Egilsey (noun f.)0
• Egilsson (noun m.)35
• Egipt (noun ?) ‘Egypt, the Egyptians’2
• Egiptaland (noun n.)23
• Egiptalandshaf (noun n.)0
• Egiptalandshalfa (noun f.)0
• Egiptalandsríki (noun n.)0
• Egiptalandsvatn (noun n.)0
• egiptamaðr (noun m.) ‘°Egyptian’3
• egiptaþjóð (noun f.) ‘°the Egyptian people’1
• egipti (noun m.) ‘°Egyptian’4
• egiptiþjóð (noun f.) ‘°the Egyptian people’0
• egipzkr (adj.) ‘[Egyptian]’20
• eglan (verb) ‘trouble, afflict’0
• egldir (noun m.) ‘°for an eagle)’0
• egle (adj.) ‘horrible’1
• Eglippus (noun m.)0
• egna (verb) ‘[ catching, baits]’32
• egning (noun f.)0
• egningarkviðr (noun m.) ‘°“baiting verdict”, verdict (‘kviðr’) which is irrelevant to the case in hand (in a situation in which sby is led astray?)’1
• ego (pron.)1
• egorhere (noun m.) ‘flood, battalion of waves’0
• egorstream (noun m.) ‘flood current’0
• egredi (verb)0
• egstream (noun m.) ‘stream, river, current’1
• Egyptisc (adj.) ‘Egyptian’0
• egzkr (adj.)3
• eheu (unclassified)0
• ehtan (verb) ‘attack, harass, persecute’2
• ehtnys (noun f.) ‘persecution, harassment, attack’0
• 1x. ei (noun n.) ‘°the diphthong ei’219
• 2x. ei (adv.) ‘always’431
• 3. ei (adv.) ‘not’240
• Eið (noun f.) ‘Eið, Eiðar, Eids ’62
• 1. eiða (noun f.) ‘mother’4
• 2. eiða (verb) ‘°take an oath (concerning sth.)’1
• eiðaatkvæði (noun n.) ‘°oath-taking’1
• eiðabrigði (noun n.) ‘°oath-breaking’2
• eiðabærr (adj.) ‘°(legally) capable of an oath’0
• Eiðafjǫrðr (noun m.)0
• eiðafullting (noun n.) ‘°oath-help, support in oath-taking’1
• eiðageymsla (noun f.) ‘°keeping oaths’1
• eiðakona (noun f.) ‘°female compurgator’2
• eiðalauss (adj.)2
• eiðalið (noun n.) ‘°(group of) compurgators’6
• eiðamaðr (noun m.) ‘°compurgator’3
• eiðamál (noun n.) ‘°matter concerning oaths, issue concerning oaths’3
• eiðaneyti (noun n.) ‘°(group/company of) compurgators, oath-sharing’1
• Eiðangr (noun m.)0
• Eiðar (noun f.) ‘Eiðar’2
• eiðarafhending (noun f.) ‘°oath-taking’1
• Eiðareng (noun f.)0
• eiðarof (noun n.) ‘°oath-breaking’0
• eiðarorð (noun n.) ‘°(I) words/wording of an oath, oath’0
• eiðartak (noun n.) ‘°security/guarantee (by the accused) that he will take an oath (within a prescribed time)’2
• eiðasekð (noun f.) ‘°fine for perjury’1
• Eiðaskógr (noun m.)21
• eiðastefna (noun f.) ‘°term allowed for the taking of oaths’2
• eiðatak (noun n.) ‘°security/guarantee (by the accused) that he will take an oath (within a prescribed time)’2
• eiðataka (noun f.) ‘°oath-taking’2
• eiðavandr (adj.) ‘°scrupulous with respect to oaths/oath-taking’1
• eiðbróðir (noun m.) ‘°sworn brother, brother by virtue of an oath (of loyalty)’9
• eiðbundinn (adj.) ‘°bound by an oath, bound by an oath (of loyalty), sworn’5
• eiðfall (noun n.) ‘°failure to take an oath (within a prescribed time), failure in conn. with oath-taking’19
• eiðfalli (adj.) ‘°who fails in taking an oath’1
• eiðfastr (adj.) ‘[Oath-firm]’1
• Eiðfaxi (noun m.)1
• eiðfesta (noun f.) ‘°binding undertaking to swear an oath’1
• eiðfestr (adj.)0
• eiðfœra (verb) ‘°deliver by oath, deliver (an ‘ómagi’) by oath (to a provider)’8
• eiðfœring (noun f.) ‘°delivering (an ‘ómagi’) by oath (to a provider)’1
• eiðfœrr (adj.) ‘°able to take an oath’1
• eiðfœrsla (noun f.) ‘°delivering (an ‘ómagi’) by oath (to a provider)’5
• eiðhjǫlp (noun f.) ‘°help in conn. with oath-taking; ?(in general) help’4
• Eiðisá (noun f.)0
• Eiðissókn (noun f.)0
• Eiðisvǫllr (noun m.)0
• Eiðínaborg (noun f.)0
• eiðlauss (adj.)4
• eiðr (noun m.) ‘oath’890
• Eiðrennir (noun m.)1
• eiðrof (noun n.) ‘°oath-breaking; fine for oath-breaking’5
• eiðrofa (adj.) ‘°who breaks an oath’10
• 1. eiðrofi (noun m.) ‘°oath-breaker, perjurer’17
• 2. eiðrofi (adj.) ‘°who breaks an oath’1
• Eiðsa (noun f.)0
• eiðsbréf (noun n.) ‘°document which confirms an oath’2
• Eiðsfjǫrðr (noun m.)1
• eiðsfullting (noun n.) ‘°oath-help, support in oath-taking’0
• Eiðsifaþing (noun n.)0
• eiðsœrr (adj.)2
• eiðspjall (noun n.) ‘°delivery of an oath, oath, oath-taking’22
• Eiðsson (noun m.)1
• eiðsstafr (noun m.) ‘°formulation/wording of an oath, oath’3
• eiðstafa (verb)0
• eiðstefnudagr (noun m.) ‘°day set for oath-taking’1
• Eiðstrǫnd (noun f.)0
• eiðsvallasókn (noun f.)0
• eiðsvari (noun m.) ‘°compurgator; subject who has sworn loyalty to a lord, sworn follower; sworn confederate’22
• eiðsvarinn (adj.) ‘°bound by oath’1
• Eiðsvágr (noun m.)0
• eiðsvitni (noun n.) ‘°(deposition of) testimony (as a compurgator)’1
• Eiðsvǫllr (noun m.)0
• eiðungr (noun m.)1
• eiðunning (noun f.) ‘°oath-taking’2
• eiðvandr (adj.)2
• eiðvarr (adj.) ‘°scrupulous in oath-taking’1
• eiðvætti (noun n.) ‘°(deposition of) testimony (as a compurgator)’5
• 1. eiga (noun f.) ‘property’176
• 2. eiga (verb) ‘own, have’13068
• eigadómr (noun m.)0
• eigahlutr (noun m.)0
• eigandamaðr (noun m.) ‘°owner’1
• eigandi (noun m.) ‘[owner, owners]’96
• eigandismaðr (noun m.)0
• eiganligr (adj.) ‘°worth owning’1
• 1. eigi (noun m.) ‘°(landed) property’1
• 2. eigi (noun f.) ‘°act of owning, property rights, ownership, possession’2
• 3. eigi (adv.) ‘not’10351
• 1. eigin (noun n.) ‘property; seed’29
• 2. eigin (noun n.)0
• 3x. eigin (adj.) ‘°own’29
• eiginbóndi (noun m.) ‘°husband’7
• eiginbrúðr (noun f.)2
• eiginbúandi (noun m.) ‘°husband’0
• eiginbyskup (noun m.) ‘°bishop who resides (permanently) at his see’1
• eigindómr (noun m.)0
• eigindómsjǫrð (noun f.) ‘°landed property’1
• eiginfenginn (adj.) ‘°(of a woman) lawfully married’1
• eiginfljóð (noun n.)0
• eiginfolk (noun n.)0
• eiginfrú (noun f.)0
• eigingifta (verb) ‘°enter into marriage, be married’7
• eigingirnd (noun f.) ‘°cupidity, acquisitiveness’1
• eigingirni (noun f.) ‘°cupidity, acquisitiveness, greed’11
• eigingjarn (adj.) ‘°covetous, acquisitive, greedy’1
• eigingjarnligr (adj.) ‘°covetous, acquisitive, greedy’1
• eiginhjón (noun n.) ‘°(I) married couple’2
• eiginhúsfreyja (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’0
• eiginhúsfrú (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’8
• eiginklæði (noun n.)0
• eiginkona (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’67
• eiginkonubarn (noun n.) ‘°child of a lawfully-wedded woman, legitimate child’3
• eiginkonudóttir (noun f.) ‘°daughter of a lawfully-wedded woman’3
• eiginkonusonr (noun m.) ‘°son of a lawfully-wedded woman; (pl.) sons of lawfully-wedded wives’5
• eiginkván (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’3
• eiginkvángaðr (adj.) ‘°(of a man) lawfully-married’3
• eiginkvinna (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’6
• eiginkvæntr (adj.) ‘°(of a man) lawfully-married’7
• eiginlauss (adj.) ‘°propertyless, needy; spec. of a kingdom)’2
• eiginleiki (noun m.)0
• eiginleikr (noun m.) ‘°special character, individuality’2
• eiginliga (adv.) ‘°belonging to (sby), associated with (sby); especially; (emphatically + adj.) especially; truly, really; rightfully, officially’9
• eiginligr (adj.) ‘°((sby’s) own ɔ:) (one) self; own, personal, individual, belonging (to sby) (personally); (of family relationships and other personal connections) (one’s) own, (pleon.); (of a church, etc.) (sby’s) own, dedicated (to sby), consecrated (to sby); (of a ’141
• eiginmaðr (noun m.) ‘[husband]’2
• eiginn (adj.) ‘[his own]’145
• eiginnarkona (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’2
• eiginnarkonubarn (noun n.) ‘°child of a lawfully-wedded woman, legitimate child’5
• eiginnarkonudóttir (noun f.) ‘°daughter of a lawfully-wedded woman’3
• eiginnarkonusonr (noun m.) ‘°son of a lawfully-wedded woman’0
• eiginnarorð (noun n.) ‘°marriage, wedlock’1
• eiginorð (noun n.) ‘°act of owning, property rights, ownership, possession (of sth.); spec. of jointly-owned property); spec. of a king’s realm and area of dominion); marriage, wedding’53
• eiginsmannskonudóttir (noun f.) ‘°daughter of a lawfully-wedded woman’0
• eiginsynð (noun f.)0
• eiginsæði (noun n.)0
• eigintunga (noun f.) ‘°mother tongue’0
• eiginvanði (noun m.)0
• eiginvili (noun m.)0
• eign (noun f.) ‘property’508
• eigna (verb) ‘acquire’414
• eignalauss (adj.) ‘°propertyless; spec. of a kingdom)’2
• eignarákall (noun n.) ‘°ownership claim, claim on a property’1
• eignarbóndi (noun m.) ‘°husband’1
• eignarbróðir (noun m.) ‘°brother (ɔ: comrade)’1
• eignarbúr (noun n.) ‘°(own) larder’0
• eignarbygging (noun f.) ‘°leasing of land/landed property’2
• eignarbyskup (noun m.) ‘°bishop who resides (permanently) at his see’2
• eignardómr (noun m.)0
• eignarfestarkona (noun f.)0
• eignarhluti (noun m.) ‘°the farm’s portion (vs. the church’s portion; of a church-farm)’4
• eignarhlutr (noun m.) ‘°the farm’s portion (vs. the church’s portion; of a church-farm)’2
• eignari (noun m.)0
• eignarjǫrð (noun f.) ‘°land which is (sby’s) property, landed property’4
• eignarkaup (noun n.) ‘°property transaction/purchase’4
• eignarkona (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’19
• eignarkonubarn (noun n.) ‘°child of a lawfully-wedded woman, legitimate child’1
• eignarkonusonr (noun m.) ‘°son of a lawfully-wedded woman’0
• eignarland (noun n.) ‘°land/area of land which is (sby’s) property’1
• eignarlauss (adj.) ‘°propertyless, needy; spec. of a kingdom)’3
• eignarlýðr (noun m.) ‘°own people’1
• eignarlýrittr (noun m.) ‘°ownership rights’3
• eignarmaðr (noun m.) ‘°owner; of a person who has holding-rights by virtue of an ‘umboð’); man of means, wealthy man; husband; (of a subordinate) own (man)’24
• eignarnafn (noun n.) ‘°(own) name, personal name, individual name, proper name; name of property owner’16
• eignarorð (noun n.) ‘°property rights, ownership’3
• eignarprestr (noun m.) ‘°priest who lives (permanently) on a church-farm’1
• eignarreki (noun m.) ‘°drift which comes ashore on private property or privately-owned drift’1
• eignarríki (noun n.) ‘°(own) kingdom’1
• eignarskipti (noun n.) ‘°exchange (of ownership)’0
• eignarsonr (noun m.) ‘°son (ɔ: person who is like a son to sby)’1
• eignarspúsa (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’2
• eignarteigr (noun m.) ‘°piece of land which belongs to a landed property’1
• eignarumboð (noun n.) ‘°authority to administer property’10
• eignarváttr (noun m.) ‘°witness to ownership rights’0
• eignarvili (noun m.) ‘°own free will’1
• eignarvitni (noun n.) ‘°testimony as to ownership rights’7
• eignarvætti (noun n.) ‘°testimony as to ownership rights’1
• eignaskipti (noun n.) ‘°exchange of (landed) property’0
• eigóðr (adj.)5
• eigra (verb)1
• eigrœnn (adj.) ‘°evergreen’1
• eigudeila (noun f.)0
• eigudeild (noun f.) ‘°property’1
• eigudeill (noun m.)0
• eiguhlutr (noun m.)0
• eiguliga (adv.) ‘°worthily’1
• eiguligr (adj.) ‘°worth owning, valuable, precious, desirable; magnificent, excellent’14
• eigumaðr (noun m.) ‘°owner’5
• eigurligr (adj.) ‘°worth owning, valuable, precious’3
• eihlífnir (noun m.)1
• eik (noun f.) ‘oak’156
• Eikaberg (noun n.)0
• Eikabergstǫð (noun f.)0
• eikaraldr (noun m.) ‘°duration of the life of an oak tree (of a tree?)’1
• Eikarey (noun f.)0
• eikargerði (noun n.)0
• eikarkefli (noun n.) ‘°wooden stick’1
• eikarstofn (noun m.) ‘°tree-stump, tree-trunk’2
• eikarstubbi (noun m.) ‘°tree-trunk, tree-stump’2
• Eikarvatn (noun n.)0
• eikhlið (noun n.) ‘°enclosure for an ‘eikja’ (on/in a river bank)’3
• eiki (noun n.) ‘oak, oak ship’13
• eikiáss (noun m.) ‘°wooden post’1
• Eikiberg (noun n.)0
• eikiborð (noun n.) ‘°plank (of hardwood? of oak?)’1
• Eikibrekka (noun f.)1
• eikibútr (noun m.)0
• Eikidalr (noun m.)0
• Eikihamarr (noun m.)0
• Eikiholt (noun n.)0
• eikihóll (noun m.)0
• eikikefli (noun n.) ‘°stick of (oak?) wood’1
• eikikjǫlr (noun m.)1
• eikikjóll (noun m.)1
• eikiklubba (noun f.)1
• eikikǫstr (noun m.)1
• eikikroppr (noun m.)0
• eikikrókr (noun m.)3
• eikikylfa (noun f.) ‘°wooden club’12
• Eikiland (noun n.)0
• Eikilundr (noun m.)0
• Eikin (noun f.)1
• Eikines (noun n.)0
• Eikini (noun n.)0
• eikinn (adj.) ‘[raging]’3
• Eikinskjaldi (noun m.)3
• Eikintjasna (noun f.)0
• eikir (noun m.)0
• eikirót (noun f.)1
• eikirunnr (noun m.)1
• Eikisetr (noun n.)0
• eikiskógr (noun m.) ‘°oak wood; wood, ?deciduous forest’5
• eikismiðr (noun m.)1
• eikistokkr (noun m.) ‘°log’8
• eikistolpi (noun m.) ‘°log’1
• eikistubbi (noun m.) ‘°tree-trunk, sawn-off tree-stump’0
• eikisúð (noun f.) ‘°of a ship)’1
• eikisúla (noun f.) ‘°log, post’1
• eikitindaðr (adj.) ‘°equipped with hardwood spikes, ?equipped with oak spikes’2
• eikitré (noun ?) ‘°stick of (oak?) wood’1
• eikitvinni (noun m.)0
• eikiveggr (noun m.)1
• eikiviðr (noun m.) ‘°hardwood timber, ?oak timber’3
• Eikivǫllr (noun m.)0
• eikivǫndr (noun m.) ‘°hardwood branch, ?oak branch’1
• eikja (noun f.) ‘°small (simple, flat-bottomed) boat (used as a ferry)’17
• Eikjar (noun f.)1
• eikjukarfi (noun m.) ‘°boat (used as a ferry)’2
• eikjutak (noun n.) ‘°taking (sby else’s) ‘eikja’’1
• Eikland (noun n.)0
• Eikreyjar (noun f.)0
• Eikrheimr (noun m.)0
• eikrlim (noun n.)0
• Eikund (noun f.) ‘[Eiger]’2
• Eikundarsund (noun n.)0
• Eikþyrnir (noun m.) ‘Eikþyrnir’2
• Eileifr (noun m.)0
• eilifaðr (adj.) ‘°eternal’1
• eiliga (adv.) ‘°eternally, for ever’1
• eiligr (adj.) ‘°eternal’7
• eilíf (noun n.) ‘°eternity, everlasting life’2
• eilífð (noun f.) ‘°eternity, eternal life’4
• eilífðarfriðr (noun m.) ‘°eternal peace’1
• eilífðarkonungr (noun m.) ‘°eternal king, king of eternity’0
• eilífðarkóróna (noun f.) ‘°crown (ɔ: reward) of everlasting life’2
• eilífðarkrúna (noun f.) ‘°crown (ɔ: reward) of everlasting life’0
• eilífðarkvǫl (noun f.) ‘°eternal torment’1
• eilífðarlandtjald (noun n.) ‘°tent of eternity ɔ: eternal life’0
• eilífðarǫmbun (noun f.) ‘°reward of eternal life’3
• eilífðarynði (noun n.) ‘°eternal bliss/happiness’0
• eilífi (noun n.)4
• eilífisfǫgnuðr (noun m.) ‘°eternal joy, bliss of eternal life’8
• eilífisprýði (noun f.) ‘°vestments/splendour of eternal life’1
• eilífistíð (noun f.) ‘°(pl.) eternal divine offices, divine offices through eternity’1
• eilífleikr (noun m.) ‘°eternity, eternal life’4
• eilífliga (adv.) ‘eternally’56
• eilífligr (adj.) ‘eternal’24
• eilífr (adj.) ‘eternal’465
• eilífsdagr (noun m.) ‘°eternal day, eternal light’1
• eilífsfǫgnuðr (noun m.) ‘°eternal joy/bliss’0
• Eilífsson (noun m.)8
• eilítill (adj.) ‘°very small’3
• eima (verb) ‘°?fume, steam’3
• eimgeitir (noun m.)1
• eimi (noun m.)1
• Eimir (noun m.)0
• eimmyrkligr (adj.) ‘[blackened by fire]’1
• eimnir (noun m.) ‘Eimnir’2
• eimr (noun m.) ‘fire, smoke’15
• eimuna (adj.) ‘°which will always be remembered, unforgettable’1
• eimuni (adj.) ‘°which will always be remembered, unforgettable’6
• eimyrja (noun f.) ‘ember’6
• eimyrkligr (adj.)0
• eimþreytir (noun m.)0
• ein- ((prefix)) ‘only-’5
• 1. einangr (noun m.) ‘°narrow passage, defile, enclosure; tight corner’3
• 2x. einangr (noun n.) ‘°tight corner’3
• einangra (verb) ‘°corner, isolate’1
• einarðarfár (adj.)1
• einarðarlauss (adj.) ‘°irresolute, inconstant, faithless, treacherous’4
• einarðarleysi (noun n.) ‘°lack of resolve, wavering, inconstancy, infidelity’5
• einarðarlítill (adj.)0
• einarðarmaðr (noun m.) ‘°upright person’2
• einarðarorð (noun n.) ‘°sincere statement, frank pronouncement’2
• einarðarskortr (noun m.) ‘°lack of sincerity/frankness’1
• einarðartala (noun f.) ‘°frank speech’1
• einarðliga (adv.) ‘[sincerely]’39
• einarðligr (adj.) ‘°sincere, earnest, frank’8
• einarðlyndr (adj.) ‘faithful-minded’1
• einarðmæltr (adj.) ‘°candid in one’s speech’1
• einarðr (adj.) ‘°single (vs. double, etc.), with only one layer, single-layered; (of compensation) single; (of cloth) single-woven; simple (and good), sincere, upright, unflinching, firm, severe; resolved, determined, persistent; straight, directly; persistently, con’84
• Einarr (noun m.) ‘Einarr’1311
• einarsfirðingr (noun m.) ‘°person from Einarsfjǫrðr’1
• Einarsson (noun m.)31
• einart (adv.) ‘incessantly’10
• einast (adv.) ‘°only’0
• einbakaðr (adj.) ‘°(of unleavened ɔ: unraised bread) “once-baked”’1
• einbani (noun m.)2
• einbarni (noun n.) ‘°only child’0
• einbaugr (noun m.)0
• einbeittr (adj.)0
• einberni (noun n.) ‘°only child’18
• einberr (adj.)0
• einbeygðr (adj.) ‘°(of an option) inescapable’3
• einbirni (noun n.) ‘°only child’2
• einbjarga (adj.) ‘°able without help from others’2
• einbjargi (adj.)0
• einbœli (noun n.) ‘°dwelling place with (only) one farm/household’2
• einbregða (verb)0
• einbreiðr (adj.) ‘°(of cloth) of one width, ?one ell wide’2
• einbúi (noun m.) ‘°recluse, hermit’9
• einbyrðr (adj.) ‘°(of a shield) single-layered; (of clothing) ?single-woven, ?without a lining’6
• einbytna (noun f.) ‘°container (barrel?) with a single base’1
• einbýli (noun n.)0
• eindaga (verb) ‘[is appointed]’53
• eindagan (noun f.) ‘°stipulation of a day/time (for sth.)’0
• eindagi (noun m.) ‘°appointed day/time (for a legal proceeding, legal action, etc.), settling day (for payment); (law) suit concerning settling day’58
• eindagr (noun m.) ‘°appointed day/time (for a legal proceeding, legal action, etc.), settling day (for payment)’6
• eindanr (noun m.)1
• eindeild (noun f.) ‘°annex’1
• Einderiseyjar (unclassified)0
• eindœmi (noun n.) ‘°right to judge alone, right to dictate terms; unique occurrence; illustrative/exemplifying tale, exemplum; sth. remarkable, sth. without parallel, sth. unbelievable, monstrosity, infamity, depravity, outrage’60
• eindœmiligr (adj.) ‘°monstrous, disgusting’0
• eindœmismaðr (noun m.) ‘°despicable/terrible person’0
• eindœmliga (adv.) ‘°monstrously, horrifically, terribly’0
• eindœmligr (adj.) ‘°unheard of, despicable, monstrous, terrible’0
• eindrakt (noun f.) ‘°concord, agreement’1
• eindreginn (adj.)0
• Eindriðason (noun m.)2
• Eindriði (noun m.) ‘Eindriði’171
• eindrœgni (noun f.)0
• eindrœgr (adj.) ‘°insistent’0
• eindublaðr (adj.) ‘°(of a shoe) (single ɔ:) with a single sole’1
• eindæli (noun f.) ‘°?own convenience, ?convenience’1
• eindæll (adj.) ‘°comfortable’1
• eineggjaðr (adj.) ‘°one-edged’1
• eineiði (noun n.) ‘°oath sworn by a single person (ɔ: without compurgators)’47
• eineiðr (noun m.) ‘°oath sworn by a single person (ɔ: without compurgators)’4
• eineiga (noun f.)0
• eineigis (adv.) ‘°with exclusive ownership rights’1
• eineign (noun f.) ‘°sole ownership’1
• einelta (noun f.) ‘°pursuit (of one ...)’1
• einelti (noun n.)0
• eineygðr (adj.) ‘°one-eyed’6
• eineygr (adj.) ‘°one-eyed’8
• einfalda (verb) ‘°use the singular (when addressing sby; i.e. not using the honorific plural)’11
• einfaldleiki (noun m.)0
• einfaldleikr (noun m.) ‘°simplicity, goodness, sincerity’15
• einfaldliga (adv.) ‘°singly (vs. doubly, etc.), not multiplied, with only one layer; separately, individually, personally; of minor excommunication); in a simple/plain manner; with simplicity, sincerely; simply’10
• einfaldligleikr (noun m.) ‘°simplicity, simple goodness’1
• einfaldligr (adj.) ‘°singular; (I) simple, not composite; simple, humble; simple (and good)’5
• einfaldr (adj.) ‘single’127
• 1. einfeldi (noun f.) ‘°simplicity, simple goodness, sincerity; simple-mindedness, weak intellect, folly’17
• 2. einfeldi (noun n.) ‘°simple living; simplicity, simple goodness’3
• einfeldr (adj.) ‘°single’2
• einfelldr (adj.) ‘[one bent on]’3
• einferð (noun f.) ‘°solitary wandering, going off on one’s own’2
• einfœrr (adj.) ‘°able to make one’s own way, able to manage alone’11
• Einfœtingaland (noun n.)1
• einfœtingr (noun m.) ‘°uniped, person with one foot/leg’18
• einfœtr (adj.) ‘°having one foot/leg’10
• einfǫr (noun f.) ‘°solitary wandering, going off on one’s own’2
• einfyndr (adj.) ‘°to which the finder alone is entitled; having sole entitlement to a find’8
• einga- ((prefix))3
• eingabarn (noun n.) ‘°only child; own (beloved) child’3
• eingabróðir (noun m.)0
• eingadóttir (noun f.) ‘°only daughter; own (beloved) daughter’9
• eingadróttinn (noun m.) ‘°(of Jesus) sole lord’1
• eingakona (noun f.) ‘°(lawful wedded) wife’0
• eingaleiðis (adv.)0
• eingalækning (noun f.) ‘°sole remedy, unique remedy’0
• einganga (noun f.) ‘°walking alone (in a pasture)’0
• eingasauðr (noun m.) ‘°sole sheep’1
• eingasonr (noun m.) ‘°only son; own (beloved) son; of God’s son)’31
• eingaván (noun f.) ‘°sole hope, only hope’2
• eingavinr (noun m.) ‘°special friend, intimate friend’1
• eingetinn (adj.) ‘only-begotten’36
• eingildr (adj.)0
• eingirni (noun n.)0
• eingǫngu (adv.)0
• einhagi (noun m.) ‘°for a garment)’0
• einhama (adj.) ‘°with only one (ɔ: the human) skin, unable to change shape (ɔ: with no animal or supernatural powers)’4
• einhami (adj.) ‘°with only one (ɔ: the human) skin, unable to change shape (ɔ: with no animal or supernatural powers)’1
• einhamr (adj.) ‘°with only one (ɔ: the human) skin, unable to change shape (ɔ: with no animal or supernatural powers)’27
• einharðr (adj.) ‘°sincere, unflinching, persistent’2
• einhendis (adv.)0
• einhendr (adj.) ‘°having only one hand/arm’36
• einherða (verb)2
• einherðr (adj.) ‘°sincere, firm, steadfast, unfailing’1
• einheri (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) (of the warriors in Valhǫll) unique/outstanding warriors, champions’13
• einherja (noun f.) ‘[einherjar]’2
• einherra (noun m.) ‘°sovereign lord/ruler’3
• einhjal (noun n.) ‘°private/confidential conversation’2
• einhleypi (noun n.)0
• einhleypingr (noun m.) ‘°unmarried person without own household, jobbing worker’33
• einhleypismaðr (noun m.) ‘°unmarried person without own household, jobbing worker’5
• einhleypr (adj.) ‘°unmarried without own household’30
• einhlítr (adj.) ‘°enough on its own, sufficient, competent (on one’s own) (with regard to sth.), able to manage (sth.) (on one’s own), able to look after oneself’63
• einhœfr (adj.)0
• einhǫgldungr (noun m.) ‘°rope with one fastener (‘hǫgld’) at the end’2
• einhugaðliga (adv.) ‘°unanimously’0
• einhugaðligr (adj.) ‘°?of one mind, like-minded’0
• einhugaðr (adj.)0
• einhugi (adj.) ‘°intent (on sth.), fully determined’2
• einhugr (adj.) ‘°of one mind’1
• einhugsa (verb) ‘°make a firm decision’1
• einhvatligr (adj.) ‘°?(most) undaunted’0
• einhverfa (verb)2
• einhverfr (adj.) ‘°intent (on sth.), resolved, fully determined’2
• einhverr (pron.) ‘a certain’243
• einhyrndr (adj.) ‘°having one horn’1
• einhyrningr (noun m.) ‘°unicorn’7
• einhýsi (noun n.) ‘°dwelling for one person’2
• eini (noun n.) ‘[juniper]’1
• einiber (noun n.) ‘°juniper berry’8
• einiberjafjórðungr (noun m.) ‘°a ‘fjórðungr’ of juniper berries’1
• einigr (pron.) ‘only’17
• eining (noun f.) ‘unity’36
• einir (noun m.) ‘°juniper, juniper bush/tree’9
• einirber (noun n.)0
• einirlauf (noun n.)0
• einitré (noun n.) ‘°(I) ?juniper bushes, ?juniper twigs’2
• einjárnungr (noun m.) ‘°cutting tool/weapon consisting of a single (ɔ: unwelded) piece of iron’2
• 1. einka (adv.) ‘only’21
• 2. einka (verb) ‘°select/appoint (to a particular purpose), specify as belonging to; dedicate (to sby)’16
• einka- ((prefix)) ‘[unique]’1
• einkaást (noun f.) ‘°love of a single person, personal love’2
• einkabarn (noun n.) ‘°only child; own (beloved) child’7
• einkabót (noun f.) ‘°individual amendment (to the law) (‘réttarbót’)’1
• einkabrúðr (noun f.)1
• einkadóttir (noun f.) ‘[only daughter]’5
• einkaeðli (noun n.) ‘°special nature, inherent characteristics’0
• einkafóstri (noun m.) ‘[only foster-son]’1
• einkagjǫf (noun f.)1
• einkagrið (noun n.) ‘°(I) private peace and security agreement’4
• einkagripr (noun m.) ‘°special treasure, particular (personal?) object’4
• einkahlutr (noun m.) ‘°(of characteristic) special thing’1
• einkajarteign (noun f.) ‘°special individual value’0
• einkajóð (noun n.)0
• einkaleiðr (adj.)0
• einkaleyfi (noun n.) ‘°special leave’5
• einkalið (noun n.) ‘°special/personal group of warriors’1
• einkalof (noun n.) ‘°special leave’1
• einkalækning (noun f.) ‘°sole remedy, unique remedy’2
• einkalærifaðir (noun m.)0
• einkamaðr (noun m.) ‘°single person, individual’11
• einkamál (noun n.) ‘°(I) sth. private, personal/private matter; (I) personal/private agreement, special agreement; special provision (in law/document)’84
• einkameistari (noun m.)0
• einkanafn (noun n.) ‘°individual name, proper name’0
• einkanliga (adv.) ‘°?as the only one; individually, in private; specifically, precisely, especially, in particular, particularly, (particularly) much, chiefly; such as, namely; remarkably/unusually, in a wondrous way; especially/most/very’186
• einkanligr (adj.) ‘°peculiar, personal; special, particularly good, extraordinary, outstanding, remarkable, excellent; strange, wondrous’59
• einkanna (verb) ‘°appoint (to a particular purpose), specify (as belonging to), reserve for’6
• einkannahlutr (noun m.) ‘°?sth. which makes a person recognisable, ?sth. which makes a person remarkable’2
• einkannan (noun f.) ‘°distinguishing mark, owner’s mark (on livestock)’1
• einkar (adv.) ‘extremely’95
• einkar- ((prefix))0
• einkardyggð (noun f.) ‘°special/exceptional virtue’1
• einkareðli (noun n.) ‘°special nature, inherent characteristics’1
• einkarmaðr (noun m.)1
• einkarmál (noun n.) ‘°(I) special agreement’2
• einkarnafn (noun n.) ‘°individual name, proper name’1
• einkarvel (adv.) ‘extremely well’1
• einkasauðr (noun m.) ‘°sole sheep’0
• einkasál (noun f.) ‘°only soul’1
• einkaserkr (noun m.)0
• einkaskriftargangr (noun m.) ‘°individual confession’1
• einkasonr (noun m.) ‘only son’23
• einkasæla (noun f.) ‘°individual/personal bliss’1
• einkaván (noun f.) ‘°sole hope’2
• einkavinr (noun m.) ‘°special friend, intimate friend’12
• 1. einkenna (noun f.) ‘°distinguishing mark, owner’s mark (on livestock)’1
• 2. einkenna (verb) ‘[specific]’11
• einkenniliga (adv.) ‘°especially, particularly, much; individually, personally’6
• einkenniligr (adj.) ‘°special, extraordinary, outstanding’11
• einkenning (noun f.) ‘°distinguishing mark, distinction’2
• einkenningarmark (noun n.)0
• einkili (noun m.) ‘°(for a friend) shipmate’2
• einkiljuligr (adj.)0
• einkona (noun f.)0
• einkostr (noun m.) ‘°condition with no alternative’0
• einkum (adv.) ‘[especially]’85
• einkunn (noun f.) ‘°distinguishing mark, owner’s mark (on livestock)’17
• einkunna (verb) ‘°mark (with an owner’s mark)’0
• einkunnan (noun f.) ‘°distinguishing mark, owner’s mark (on livestock)’1
• einkunnarmál (noun n.)0
• Einkunnir (noun f.)0
• einkvæntr (adj.) ‘°having only one wife, monogamous’0
• einkynna (verb) ‘°mark (with an owner’s mark)’9
• einkynning (noun f.) ‘°marking (livestock)’1
• einlagðr (adj.) ‘°specific, personal’1
• einlagi (adj.) ‘°alone, isolated’2
• einlagr (adj.) ‘°alone, isolated’1
• einlát (noun n.) ‘°abandonment, deserting (wife/husband)’2
• einleikinn (adj.)0
• einleikr (noun m.) ‘°unity’2
• einleitr (adj.) ‘°exceptional, peculiar (in comparison with others); ?odd-looking, ?with sight like sby with one eye’4
• einliga (adv.) ‘°personally, individually’1
• einligr (adj.) ‘°a single’1
• einlitr (adj.) ‘°of one colour’8
• einlífliga (adv.) ‘°for ever’1
• einlífr (adj.) ‘°eternal’3
• einlyndi (noun n.) ‘°obstinacy, intransigence’1
• einlyndr (adj.) ‘°obstinate, intransigent, stubborn, self-willed’11
• einlægliga (adv.)0
• einlægligr (adj.)0
• einlægni (noun f.)0
• einlægr (adj.)0
• einlæti (noun n.) ‘°aloofness, isolation; abandonment, deserting (one’s partner)’6
• einman (noun n.) ‘°solitude, isolation’4
• einmana (adj.) ‘°alone’10
• einmanalauss (adj.)1
• einmanaligr (adj.)0
• einmani (adj.) ‘°alone’2
• einmáll (adj.) ‘°opinionated in one’s speech’2
• einmánaðardagr (noun m.) ‘°the first day of ‘einmánuðr’’0
• einmánaðarsamkváma (noun f.) ‘°meeting held on the first day of ‘einmánuðr’’2
• einmánaðarstefna (noun f.) ‘°meeting held on the first day of ‘einmánuðr’’1
• einmánuðr (noun m.) ‘°(name of month) “one-month” (sixth and last month of winter, from the middle of March to the middle of April); of the month of April)’17
• einmenningr (noun m.)2
• einmitt (adv.)0
• einmóðliga (adv.) ‘°steadfastly’1
• einmuna (adj.) ‘°which will always be remembered, unforgettable’0
• einmunaligr (adj.)0
• einmæla (verb) ‘°speak alone, speak with one voice’21
• einmæli (noun n.) ‘private conversation’71
• einmælingr (noun m.) ‘°a single meal’1
• einmælis (adv.) ‘°at a single meal (per day)’1
• einmæltr (adj.)20
• 1x. einn (num. cardinal) ‘one; alone’4437
• 2. einn (pron.) ‘one, alone’5110
• einnefna (verb) ‘°nominate (specially), appoint’1
• einneginn (adv.) ‘°likewise, also’1
• einnig (adv.) ‘°in the same way; likewise, also; ?as the only one’13
• einninn (adv.) ‘°in the same way; likewise, also’0
• einnsaman (adj.)4
• einnættingr (noun m.) ‘°meeting with one night’s notice’2
• einnættisstefna (noun f.)0
• einnættr (adj.) ‘°one night old; with one night’s notice’10
• einǫrð (noun f.) ‘sincerity’53
• einráð (noun n.) ‘°own decision’2
• einráða (adj.)16
• einráðr (adj.) ‘°self-willed, stubborn, obstinate, intransigent’14
• einreikull (adj.) ‘°roaming alone’1
• einrendr (adj.) ‘°with a single (metal) rim’1
• Einriði (noun m.) ‘Einriði’1
• einrœða (noun f.) ‘°private/confidential conversation, conversation conducted in an exclusive/select circle’2
• einrœnliga (adv.) ‘in a singular manner ’1
• einrœnligr (adj.) ‘°peculiar’3
• einrœnn (adj.) ‘°aloof, obstinate, of a strange temper, peculiar; (for einvǽnn adj.?)’15
• einrúm (noun n.)0
• 1. einræði (noun f.) ‘°wilfulness’1
• 2. einræði (noun n.) ‘°wilfulness, intransigence, own decision’32
• einræðr (adj.)0
• 1. eins (adv.)8
• einsamall (adj.) ‘°alone, in solitude, (all) on one’s own’18
• einsamann (adj.) ‘°alone, on one’s own, all for oneself, solely; exclusively, only’23
• einsaminn (adj.) ‘°alone’3
• einsamr (adj.)1
• einsannr (adj.) ‘°self-willed’1
• einsaumaðr (adj.) ‘°with one seam’1
• einsdœmi (noun n.) ‘°unique occurrence’1
• einseiði (noun n.) ‘°oath sworn by a single person (ɔ: without compurgators)’68
• einseiðr (noun m.) ‘°oath sworn by a single person (ɔ: without compurgators)’2
• einseta (noun f.) ‘°solitude, seclusion, isolation; hermit’s life, living as a hermit; monastery life; hermitage’33
• einsetja (verb)1
• einsetubróðir (noun m.) ‘°monk who lives as a hermit’1
• einsetuklefi (noun m.) ‘°small room for a hermit, hermit’s cell’1
• einsetukofi (noun m.) ‘°small room for a hermit, hermit’s cell’2
• einsetukona (noun f.) ‘°anchoress, female recluse/hermit’11
• einsetulifnaðr (noun m.)0
• einsetuligr (adj.) ‘°hermit-like’1
• einsetulíf (noun n.) ‘°life of a hermit, hermit’s way of life’2
• einsetumaðr (noun m.) ‘°recluse, anchorite/anchoress, hermit; monk’70
• einsetumannabyggð (noun f.) ‘°hermit community’1
• einsetumannaháttr (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) mores/behaviour of a hermit’1
• einsetumannalifnaðr (noun m.)0
• einsetumannsbúningr (noun m.) ‘°hermit’s habit’1
• einsetumannslifnaðr (noun m.)0
• einsetumunkr (noun m.) ‘°monk who lives as a hermit’5
• einshverr (pron.) ‘a certain’159
• einshversstǫðum (adv.) ‘°somewhere, anywhere’1
• einsinnaðr (adj.)0
• einskála (verb)0
• einskefta (noun f.) ‘°“one-shaft”, “one-shafted” homespun (ɔ: homespun woven with a single pair of web-shafts, generally referred to as ‘two-shaft’), thinly woven single-threaded cloth’1
• einskepjandi (noun m.)1
• einskilðr (adj.) ‘°set apart as an entity, separated, separate; consisting (of sth.)’3
• einskipa (adj.) ‘°with (only) one ship; as the only ship’37
• einskipaðr (adj.) ‘°with (only) one man at each oar’2
• einskipta (verb)0
• einskírr (adj.) ‘°completely clear’1
• einskjaldi (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) warriors who fight behind the same shield’0
• einskǫpuðr (noun m.)1
• einskǫpun (noun f.) ‘°sole right to dictate terms’4
• einskora (verb)1
• einskviðarvitni (noun n.) ‘°?testimony to unanimous rumour’0
• einskæla (verb)0
• einskærr (adj.)0
• einsliða (adj.) ‘°on one’s own, without companions’1
• einsliga (adv.) ‘°alone, in solitude, by oneself/itself, remotely, in private, confidentially; separately, specially, specifically’39
• einsligr (adj.) ‘°single; (I) singular, in the singular; solitary, lonely, isolated, private, individual; exceptional, special, specific’24
• einsmannsvitni (noun n.) ‘°one person’s testimony’2
• einsmurning (noun f.)1
• einsœri (noun n.) ‘°oath sworn by a single person (ɔ: without compurgators)’2
• einsǫgn (noun f.) ‘°a single person’s testimony’1
• einspundsfar (noun n.) ‘°transport of cargo amounting to one ‘skippund’’2
• einstaka (adj.) ‘°(in plural usage) that stand alone, isolated, one by one, occasional, a few’12
• einstakr (adj.)1
• Einstapasetr (noun n.)0
• einstapi (noun m.) ‘°bracken’2
• einstiga (noun f.) ‘°for a river)’1
• einstigi (noun n.) ‘[narrow path]’62
• einstigis (adv.)0
• Einstika (noun f.)1
• einstœðingr (noun m.)0
• einstœðingsmaðr (noun m.)0
• einstœðingsskapr (noun m.)0
• einstœðr (adj.)1
• einstrengja (verb) ‘°?form an arch with one’s body, turn (to sby) intensely (with a heartfelt appeal? with one’s voice?); ?place oneself in a single file/curve (one ship after the other)’4
• einsvaldskeisari (noun m.) ‘°sovereign emperor’1
• einsverja (verb) ‘°swear personally/alone’0
• einsvǫrðungum (adv.) ‘°specially’1
• einsýnn (adj.) ‘°one-eyed’24
• einsær (adj.)81
• eintal (noun n.) ‘°private/confidential conversation, conversation conducted in an exclusive/select circle’34
• eintala (verb)1
• eintalaðr (adj.)0
• 1x. einteiti (noun f.) ‘°very high spirits’1
• 2. einteiti (adj.) ‘°in extremely high spirits’2
• einteitr (adj.) ‘°in extremely high spirits’0
• eintómi (adj.) ‘°?exclusively (engaged on sth.), ?not doing anything (other than that), ?with ample time (for sth.)’1
• eintómis (adv.)0
• eintómr (adj.)0
• eintrjáningr (noun m.) ‘°boat carved out of a single tree trunk’1
• eintrjánungr (noun m.) ‘°boat carved out of a single tree trunk’1
• einungis (adv.)0
• einurð (noun f.) ‘°sincerity, frankness; uprightness, propriety, fidelity; integrity, firmness, resolve, severity’12
• einvala (adj.) ‘°(especially) chosen, select, choice, excellent’36
• einvald (noun n.) ‘°supreme power, omnipotence, sovereign rule, absolute sovereignty, autocracy; (of God, addressing God) sovereign power, the Almighty’34
• einvaldi (noun m.) ‘°sole/sovereign ruler’11
• einvaldr (adj.) ‘°sovereign, omnipotent’3
• einvaldsár (noun n.) ‘°year of absolute power’1
• einvaldsdróttinn (noun m.) ‘°sovereign/supreme lord’1
• einvaldsdróttning (noun f.) ‘°sovereign/supreme queen’1
• einvaldsherra (noun m.) ‘°sovereign lord/ruler, absolute sovereign, almighty lord’6
• einvaldshǫfðingi (noun m.) ‘°sovereign lord, absolute sovereign, sole ruler’11
• einvaldskeisari (noun m.) ‘°sovereign emperor’2
• einvaldskonungr (noun m.) ‘°sovereign king, absolute sovereign, almighty king, sole king’51
• einvaldsríki (noun n.) ‘°sovereign power, sovereign rule, sovereignty’6
• einvalðr (adj.) ‘°(especially) chosen, select, excellent’1
• einvali (adj.) ‘°select, excellent’1
• einvalinn (adj.) ‘°(especially) chosen, select’2
• einveldi (noun n.) ‘°sovereign power’1
• einvera (noun f.)0
• einverðugum (adv.) ‘°specially’1
• einverjaðr (adj.) ‘°with a single cover’1
• einvilð (noun f.) ‘°wilfulness’1
• einvili (noun m.) ‘°own will’1
• einvirðiliga (adv.) ‘°in particular, especially; carefully, in detail; urgently, fervently; privately, confidentially’14
• einvirðing (noun f.) ‘°individual assessment, own assessment; individually, specially, separately; specially’6
• 1x. einvirðis (adj.) ‘°special’1
• 2. einvirðis (adv.) ‘°in particular, specially’5
• einvirðuligr (adj.) ‘°special’1
• einvirki (noun m.) ‘°single-handed farmer, farmer who has no (adult) farm hands’28
• einvirkir (noun m.) ‘°single-handed farmer, farmer who has no (adult) farm hands’0
• einvirkisgerð (noun f.) ‘°compulsory dues as for an ‘einvirki’’2
• einvirkr (noun m.) ‘°single-handed farmer, farmer who has no (adult) farm hands’2
• einvist (noun f.) ‘°(item pl.) solitude, isolation, life of a hermit; in solitude, in isolation’10
• einvíg (noun n.) ‘°duel’0
• einvígakappi (noun m.) ‘°champion dueller’0
• einvígi (noun n.) ‘°attack by a single person, assassination, one man’s fight (against an animal, an army); (man-to-man fight ɔ:) duel’75
• einvígismaðr (noun m.) ‘°single-handed fighter (against animals); dueller’6
• einvígissiðr (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) duelling customs/conventions’1
• einvígisveð (noun n.) ‘°gage/pledge of single combat’1
• einvígisvǫllr (noun m.) ‘°duelling ground’1
• einvǫldugr (adj.) ‘°sovereign’2
• einvǫrðum (adv.) ‘°specially’2
• einvǫrðungum (adv.) ‘°individually’2
• einvænn (adj.) ‘°with only one expectation (ɔ: death), at death’s door’4
• einþykki (noun n.) ‘°wilfulness’1
• einþykkni (noun f.)0
• einþykkr (adj.) ‘°obstinate, intransigent, stubborn, self-willed’5
• einærislandsskyld (noun f.) ‘°rent (of land) for one year’1
• einærr (adj.) ‘°for one year’2
• einætahús (noun n.) ‘°room/building where sby eats alone (ɔ: in secret)’1
• einæti (noun n.)2
• eir (noun f.) ‘mercy’67
• 1. eir (noun m.)8
• eira (verb) ‘°spare, spare (sby’s life); agree (badly, etc.) (with sby), (not (at all), etc.) suit (sby); tolerate, indulge, be indulgent, give way; tolerate’100
• eiraltari (noun n.) ‘°altar of copper/bronze’0
• eirarlauss (adj.)1
• eirarsamr (adj.)1
• eirarvanr (adj.)1
• eirbaugr (noun m.) ‘°ring of copper/bronze’1
• eirbeit (noun f.) ‘°ring of copper/bronze (on a bowl)’1
• eirblástrarhorn (noun n.) ‘°horn/trumpet of copper/bronze’1
• eirð (noun f.) ‘°clemency, mercy, charity’15
• 1. eirguð (noun m.) ‘°god/idol of copper/bronze’1
• 2. eirguð (noun n.) ‘°god/idol of copper/bronze’0
• eirhestr (noun m.) ‘°horse of copper/bronze’1
• eirhjalmr (noun m.) ‘°helmet of copper/bronze’3
• eirhǫggormr (noun m.)0
• eirinn (adj.) ‘°peaceful, mild’5
• Eiríkr (noun m.) ‘Eiríkr’843
• Eiríksey (noun f.)0
• Eiríksfjarðarbotn (noun m.)0
• Eiríksfjǫrðr (noun m.)35
• Eiríksholmr (noun m.)0
• Eiríksson (noun m.)94
• eirjǫfurr (noun m.)1
• eirker (noun n.) ‘°vessel/bowl of copper/bronze’2
• eirketill (noun m.) ‘°copper kettle, cauldron of copper/bronze’6
• eirknappr (noun m.) ‘°knob/ball of copper/bronze (at the top of a tower, etc.)’1
• eirkola (noun f.) ‘°(open) oil lamp of copper/bronze’1
• eirkross (noun m.) ‘°cross of copper/bronze’0
• eirkyrtill (noun m.) ‘°(of an instrument of torture) copper/bronze tunic’2
• eirlampi (noun m.) ‘°lamp of copper/bronze’1
• eirlampr (noun m.) ‘°lamp of copper/bronze’1
• eirlauss (adj.) ‘ruthlessly’4
• eirligr (adj.) ‘°(made) of copper/bronze; copper-like, copper-coloured’10
• eirmaðr (noun m.)1
• eirnǫkkvi (noun m.) ‘°(of an instrument of torture) (“boat” ɔ:) trough of copper/bronze’0
• Eirný (noun f.)1
• eirormr (noun m.) ‘°snake of copper/bronze’5
• eiroxi (noun m.) ‘°(of an instrument of torture) ox of copper/bronze’3
• eirpatína (noun f.) ‘°copper paten (ɔ: small plate/dish of copper for the Host)’1
• eirpenningr (noun m.) ‘°coin made of copper/bronze’4
• eirpípa (noun f.) ‘°copper/bronze pipe’0
• eirpottr (noun m.)0
• eirsamr (adj.) ‘merciful’3
• eirsannr (noun m.)1
• eirseymðr (adj.) ‘°with nails of copper/bronze’1
• eirskál (noun f.) ‘°copper/bronze bowl’1
• eirskjǫldr (noun m.) ‘°shield of copper/bronze’2
• eirssylgja (noun f.) ‘°brooch pin of copper/bronze’1
• eirsteypari (noun m.)0
• eirstolpi (noun m.) ‘°column of copper/bronze’2
• eirtabula (noun f.) ‘°tablet of copper/bronze’1
• eirteinn (noun m.) ‘°rod/wire of copper/bronze’1
• eirtrumba (noun f.) ‘°pipe of copper/bronze’2
• eirvǫndr (noun m.) ‘°rod/staff of copper/bronze’1
• 1. eisa (noun f.) ‘flame, ember’34
• 2. eisa (verb) ‘[dash, roars]’4
• eisill (adj.)0
• eiskald (noun n.) ‘[heart]’2
• eiskǫldr (noun m.)0
• eiskra (verb) ‘°rage, bellow’5
• eiskran (noun f.) ‘°raging, bellowing’0
• eiskranligr (adj.)0
• Eiskrueið (noun n.)0
• eista (noun n.) ‘°testicle’14
• Eistla (noun f.)0
• Eistland (noun n.)6
• eistnaþroti (noun m.) ‘°swelling of the testicles’4
• eistneskr (adj.) ‘[an Estonian]’4
• Eistr (noun m.) ‘[Estonians]’10
• Eisurfála (noun f.) ‘Eisurfála’1
• Eitill (noun m.) ‘Eitill’6
• eitla (verb) ‘°sharpen (one’s sight)’2
• eitr (noun n.) ‘poison’138
• eitra (verb) ‘°mix with poison; poison (sth.), make poisonous; poison (sby); inflame, embitter’24
• eitradalr (noun m.)0
• eitrá (noun f.) ‘°poisonous river, river of poison’1
• eitrbit (noun n.) ‘°poisonous bite’8
• eitrbitinn (adj.) ‘°bitten poisonously’1
• eitrblandinn (adj.) ‘°mixed with poison, poisoned; malevolent, hateful’7
• eitrblásinn (adj.) ‘°swollen with poison’1
• eitrblástr (noun m.) ‘°poisonous blast; inflammation/infection caused by poison’3
• eitrbolginn (adj.) ‘°swollen by poison’1
• eitrdalr (noun m.)1
• eitrdreki (noun m.)1
• eitrdrekkr (noun m.) ‘°poisoned drink’1
• eitrdrep (noun n.) ‘°attack of poisonous illness’1
• eitrdrepinn (adj.) ‘°killed by poison’1
• eitrdropi (noun m.) ‘°drop of poison’5
• eitrdrykkr (noun m.) ‘°drink of poison, poisoned drink’4
• eitreggjaðr (adj.) ‘°with a poisoned blade’1
• eitrfár (adj.)2
• eitrfluga (noun f.) ‘°poisonous insect, poisonous fly’2
• eitrfullr (adj.) ‘°full of poison, poisonous; (filled with poison ɔ:) embittered, hateful, malevolent’15
• eitrgufa (noun f.) ‘°cloud of poison’0
• eitrgusa (noun f.) ‘°stream of poison’2
• eitrherða (verb) ‘°temper with poison’2
• eitrhǫrmeitiðr (noun m.)0
• 1. eitrhryðja (noun f.) ‘[poison-storm]’1
• eitrhvass (adj.)1
• Eitri (noun m.) ‘[Eiterfjorden]’2
• eitrkaldr (adj.) ‘[bitter-cold]’1
• eitrkind (noun f.) ‘°poisonous being’1
• eitrkveisa (noun f.)5
• eitrkvikendi (noun n.)2
• eitrkvikja (noun f.)0
• eitrliga (adv.) ‘°(poisonously ɔ:) bitterly, painfully’2
• eitrligr (adj.) ‘°poisonous; (poisonous ɔ:) malevolent, bitter, painful; (I) vehement’25
• eitrlyf (noun n.) ‘°antidote’1
• eitrlækning (noun f.) ‘°cure/treatment of poisoning; antidote’2
• eitrmaðkr (noun m.) ‘°poisonous snake’1
• eitrnaðra (noun f.)0
• eitrofn (noun m.) ‘°(oven of poison ɔ:) ?extremely harmful oven’1
• eitrormakonungr (noun m.) ‘°king of the poisonous snakes/dragons’1
• eitrormakyn (noun n.) ‘°species of poisonous snakes’2
• eitrormamynd (noun f.) ‘°form of a poisonous snake’1
• eitrormaundirelði (noun n.) ‘°progeny of a poisonous snake’1
• eitrormr (noun m.) ‘poisonous snake’29
• eitrormslíki (noun n.) ‘°form of a poisonous snake’1
• eitrormsmynd (noun f.) ‘°form of a poisonous snake’1
• eitrpadda (noun f.) ‘°(derog. of a woman) poisonous toad, poisonous reptile’1
• eitrsblástr (noun m.) ‘°blowing out of poison/venom’1
• eitrsdreki (noun m.) ‘°poisonous snake/dragon’1
• eitrsfullr (adj.) ‘°full of poison, poisonous; harmful; (poisonous ɔ:) malevolent, wicked’9
• eitrspýjandi (adj.)0
• eitrstroka (noun f.) ‘°stream of poison’1
• eitrstunginn (adj.) ‘°(of a wound) infected by a poisonous sting/bite’1
• eitrsvalr (adj.)1
• eitrsveit (noun f.)0
• eitrsvik (noun n.) ‘°treachery by poisoning’1
• eitrtandraðr (adj.) ‘°sparkling with poison’1
• eitrungr (noun m.)1
• eitrþvengr (noun m.)1
• eiverandi (adj.) ‘°everlasting, eternal’0
• eivist (noun f.) ‘°everlasting sojourn’2
• ek (pron.) ‘I, me’37372
• Ekin (noun f.)1
• ekja (noun f.) ‘°carting, transporting, hauling; (for eikja sb. f.?)’5
• ekjuvegr (noun m.) ‘°track used for carting/hauling’2
• ekk (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ᴋ (notation for kk)’0
• ekkalauss (adj.) ‘°without fear’1
• ekkert (pron.) ‘no(thing)’136
• 1. ekki (noun m.) ‘sorrow’26
• 2. ekki (adv.) ‘not’8770
• Ekkill (noun m.) ‘Ekkill’8
• ekkirt (pron.)0
• ekkisax (noun n.) ‘°of a sword)’5
• ekkit (pron.)0
• 1. ekkja (noun f.) ‘widow, woman’128
• 2. ekkja (noun f.)0
• Ekkjáll (noun m.) ‘[Oykell]’1
• Ekkjálsbakki (noun m.)0
• ekkjubúnaðr (noun m.)0
• ekkjubúningr (noun m.)0
• ekkjudómr (noun m.) ‘°widowhood; of a church whose bishop has died); (duty to observe) sexual abstention on account of widowhood; unmarried status, sexual abstention’12
• ekkjuklæði (noun n.) ‘°(I) widow’s clothes, widow’s garments’1
• ekkjulífi (noun n.) ‘°life as a widow’1
• ekkjunafn (noun n.) ‘°name of widow, status of a widow’1
• ekkjuskapr (noun m.) ‘°widowhood, (duty to observe) sexual abstention on account of widowhood’1
• ekkjusonr (noun m.) ‘°widow’s son’4
• ekkjustétt (noun f.) ‘°widowhood’1
• ekl (adj.) ‘lacking’4
• 1. ekla (noun f.) ‘°lack’2
• 2. ekla (adv.) ‘°sparingly’1
• ekllauss (adj.)1
• ekra (noun f.) ‘°cultivated field’11
• Ekrey (noun f.)1
• ekrugerði (noun n.) ‘°fence/wall around a homefield; enclosed field, homefield’2
• 1. ekta (noun ?)0
• 2x. ekta (adj.) ‘°legitimate’1
• ekta- ((prefix))0
• ektaband (noun n.)0
• ektabarn (noun n.) ‘°legitimate child’1
• ektaborinn (adj.) ‘°legitimate’1
• ektabóndi (noun m.)0
• ektafolk (noun n.)0
• ektahjón (noun n.)0
• ektakona (noun f.)0
• ektakvinna (noun f.)0
• ektamaðr (noun m.)0
• ektapersóna (noun f.)0
• ektar- ((prefix))0
• ektarbarn (noun n.)0
• ektarkona (noun f.)0
• ektarkvinna (noun f.)0
• ektaskapr (noun m.) ‘°marriage’1
• Ekvitan (noun ?)11
• el (noun n.) ‘°name of the letter l’3
• Elamitare (noun ?) ‘Elamites’0
• Elda (noun f.)9
• 1. elda (verb) ‘make old’100
• 2. elda (verb) ‘kindle’53
• eldabúð (noun f.)0
• eldagolf (noun n.) ‘°floor by the fire, hearth’0
• eldaherbergi (noun n.) ‘°?receptacle for embers/ashes’1
• eldahús (noun n.) ‘°room with a fireplace/hearth (a separate building or a room integrated in the other farm buildings), the farm’s principal living quarters (for sitting, eating, sleeping); spec. of a feast hall); kitchen (a separate building or a room separate from th’52
• eldahúshurð (noun f.) ‘°door to ‘eldahús’ (def. 3)’1
• eldahússdyrr (noun n.) ‘°doorway to ‘eldahús’ (def. 3?)’0
• eldahússveggr (noun m.) ‘°wall in ‘eldahús’ (def. 1?)’2
• eldaskari (noun m.)0
• eldaskálahurð (noun f.) ‘°door to ‘eldaskáli’ (def. 2)’1
• eldaskáli (noun m.) ‘°room with a fireplace/hearth (a separate building or a room integrated in the other farm buildings), the farm’s principal living quarters (for sitting, eating, sleeping); kitchen (a separate building or a room separate from the living room ‘stofa’)’50
• eldaskemma (noun f.) ‘°?larder, separate storeroom for cooking utensils’1
• eldaskildagi (noun m.)0
• eldastokkr (noun m.) ‘°burning log’1
• eldbakaðr (adj.) ‘°baked in embers, baked on coals’1
• eldbekkr (noun m.)0
• eldbera (noun f.) ‘°small brazier, firepan in which to carry embers (to a ‘glóðarker’)’2
• eldberabrot (noun n.) ‘°piece/fragment of a firepan’4
• eldberaker (noun n.) ‘°fire-holder, receptacle in which to carry embers’1
• eldberalok (noun n.) ‘°lid of a firepan’1
• eldberaskaft (noun n.) ‘°handle of a firepan’1
• eldberi (noun m.) ‘°small brazier, firepan in which to carry embers (to a ‘glóðarker’)’18
• eldbitr (adj.) ‘°“scorching-sharp”, searing like fire’1
• eldboði (noun m.)1
• eldboðungr (noun m.)2
• eldbǫllr (noun m.) ‘°some kind of container for embers’1
• eldborg (noun f.)0
• eldbrandr (noun m.) ‘°firebrand, ?torch’2
• eldbroti (noun m.)2
• eldbruni (noun m.) ‘°fire; cauterising’3
• Eldeyjarsund (noun n.)0
• eldfaldinn (adj.)0
• Eldfari (noun m.)0
• eldfimr (adj.) ‘°inflammable, quick to burn’5
• eldfjall (noun n.)0
• eldfœri (noun n.) ‘°means of lighting fire, tinder box’4
• eldgagn (noun n.)0
• eldgamall (adj.)0
• eldgangr (noun m.) ‘°conflagration; (of fire from heaven ɔ:) lightning’4
• eldgefn (noun f.)1
• eldGerðr (noun f.)1
• eldglæring (noun f.)0
• eldgneisti (noun m.) ‘°spark’0
• eldgos (noun n.)0
• eldgrennir (noun m.)0
• Eldgrímr (noun m.)17
• eldgróf (noun f.) ‘°fire-pit, hollow for a fireplace’4
• eldgrund (noun f.)0
• eldgrúfa (noun f.) ‘°fire-pit, hollow for a fireplace’0
• eldgunnr (noun f.)2
• eldgýgr (noun m.)0
• eldheitr (adj.) ‘°hot as fire, scalding hot’0
• eldhraun (noun n.)0
• eldhríð (noun f.) ‘[sword-blizzard]’1
• Eldhrímnir (noun m.)1
• eldhús (noun n.) ‘°room with a fireplace/hearth (a separate building or a room integrated in the other farm buildings), the farm’s principal living quarters (for sitting, eating, sleeping); spec. of a feast hall); kitchen (a separate building or a room distinguished fr’63
• eldhúsdyrr (noun f.) ‘°doorway of an ‘eldhús’ (def. 1?); doorway of an ‘eldhús’ (def. 3?)’3
• eldhúsfífl (noun n.) ‘°“fire-hall fool” ɔ: idiot who sits idle in the hearth’3
• eldhúsgolf (noun n.) ‘°floor of an ‘eldhús’ (def. 1?)’2
• eldhúsgróf (noun f.) ‘°fire-pit, hollow for a fireplace’0
• eldhúsrúm (noun n.)0
• eldhússdyrr (noun n.) ‘°doorway of an ‘eldhús’ (def. 3?)’0
• eldhússhurð (noun f.) ‘°door (in the doorway) of an ‘eldhús’ (def. 3)’0
• eldhússkot (noun n.) ‘°passageway between the outer wall and inner panelling in an ‘eldhús’ (def. 1?)’1
• eldhústóft (noun f.)0
• eldi (noun n.) ‘fire’19
• eldibrandr (noun m.) ‘°firebrand, ?torch; firewood, fuel, right to fuel; (I) of a person who by evil-doing adds fuel to the eternal fire (of hell))’43
• eldigamall (adj.)0
• eldihrís (noun n.) ‘°(I) (right to gather) twigs/branches for kindling, brushwood’1
• eldiliga (adv.) ‘°like an old person, in a decrepit manner’2
• eldiligr (adj.) ‘°aged, ancient’14
• elding (noun f.) ‘lightning’106
• Eldingafjǫll (noun n.)0
• 1x. eldingaflaug (noun f.) ‘°lightning’0
• 2. eldingaflaug (noun n.) ‘°lightning, flash of lightning’1
• eldingaflug (noun n.) ‘°lightning, flash of lightning’1
• eldingamánuðr (noun m.) ‘°“lightning month” ɔ: the month in which there is much lightning’1
• eldingarmegin (noun n.) ‘°power of lightning’2
• eldingarsteinn (noun m.) ‘°?stone which can be used for lighting fires ɔ: flintstone’1
• eldingarvindr (noun m.) ‘°wind of fire’0
• Eldir (noun m.) ‘Eldir’8
• eldiskíð (noun n.) ‘°piece of firewood; burning piece of wood’7
• eldiskíða (noun f.)1
• eldistokkr (noun m.) ‘°(burning) log’4
• elditorf (noun n.) ‘°peat for use as fuel, right to cut peat’6
• elditorfsjǫrð (noun f.) ‘°land where peat can be cut’1
• elditorfsskurðr (noun m.) ‘°(right to) peat-cutting’0
• eldiviðarfár (adj.)5
• eldiviðarfæð (noun f.) ‘°shortage of firewood/fuel’1
• eldiviðarhrís (noun n.) ‘°(right to gather) twigs/brushwood for kindling’1
• eldiviðarlauss (adj.)0
• eldiviðarleysi (noun n.) ‘°lack of firewood/fuel’2
• eldiviðarskortr (noun m.) ‘°shortage of firewood/fuel’2
• eldiviðarstika (noun f.) ‘°stick/piece of wood as kindling’2
• eldiviðartak (noun n.) ‘°(right to) gathering of firewood’5
• eldiviðr (noun m.) ‘firewood’58
• eldjárn (noun n.)10
• Eldjárnsson (noun m.)5
• Eldjárnsstaðir (noun m.)0
• eldker (noun n.) ‘°(container for embers ɔ:) censer, thurible’7
• eldkerald (noun n.)0
• eldknǫttr (noun m.)0
• eldkveikja (noun f.)0
• eldligr (adj.) ‘°fiery, flaming, burning, lit up like a fire; (of the fiery light produced by natural/supernatural phenomena) flaming, fiery; (of the laws given by Moses) flaming, harsh and punishing; (spec. of irons, etc., often used as instruments of torture) glowi’76
• eldmeiðir (noun m.)0
• eldneyti (noun n.) ‘°fuel’1
• eldnjǫrun (noun f.)1
• eldnæmr (adj.) ‘°inflammable, quick to burn’8
• eldoddr (noun m.)1
• eldpanna (noun m.)0
• eldpell (noun n.)1
• eldr (noun m.) ‘fire’1335
• eldrauðr (adj.)0
• eldreið (noun f.)1
• Eldríðr (noun f.)5
• eldrunnr (noun m.)1
• eldsáblásning (noun f.) ‘°blast of fire’1
• eldsábyrgð (noun f.) ‘°responsibility for fire’4
• eldsbjǫrg (noun f.) ‘°?salvaging (of goods) from a fire, ?fire-fighting’1
• eldsbrunalitr (noun m.) ‘°discolouring on account of fire’1
• eldsbruni (noun m.) ‘°fire, flames of fire; burning by fire; of God’s punishment); burns’11
• eldsburðr (noun m.) ‘°transporting fire/embers’1
• eldsdagr (noun m.) ‘°“fire day”, thirteenth day of Christmas’1
• eldsdaunn (noun m.) ‘°smell of burning, smell of smoke’2
• eldseta (noun f.) ‘°sitting by the fire’1
• eldsfœri (noun n.) ‘°means of lighting fire, tinder box’3
• eldsfullr (adj.) ‘°engulfed by flames, blazing, in flames’3
• eldsgagn (noun n.) ‘°(pl.) cooking utensils, pots and pans’8
• eldsgandr (noun m.)0
• eldsgangr (noun m.) ‘°fire, blaze, conflagration; volcanic fire, volcanic eruption’31
• eldsgerð (noun f.) ‘°making a fire’2
• eldsglór (noun n.) ‘°glow of a fire’1
• eldsgneisti (noun m.) ‘°spark, flame, (pl.) embers’6
• eldsgolf (noun n.) ‘°floor under the hearth, ?‘eldhús’ floor’0
• eldsgrand (noun n.) ‘°fire-damage’0
• eldsháski (noun m.) ‘°danger from fire’1
• eldsheiti (noun n.) ‘°‘heiti’ for fire’0
• eldshiti (noun m.) ‘°burning heat, fire’9
• eldskáli (noun m.) ‘°room with a fireplace/hearth, the farm’s principal living quarters (for sitting, eating, sleeping)’3
• eldskerðandi (noun m.)1
• eldskerðir (noun m.)2
• eldskíða (noun f.) ‘°burning piece of wood’1
• eldskveikja (noun f.)0
• eldskyndir (noun m.)0
• eldsligr (adj.) ‘°fiery, flaming, burning; fire-like, with the colour of fire’3
• eldslitr (noun m.) ‘°colour of fire, fiery colour’4
• eldslíki (noun n.) ‘°shape/form of a flame’2
• eldsljós (noun n.) ‘°firelight, light from a fire’3
• eldslogi (noun m.) ‘°flame’6
• eldsmatr (noun m.) ‘°(food for a fire ɔ:) fuel; (I) (of a person who by evil-doing adds fuel to the eternal fire (of hell))’4
• eldsmynd (noun f.) ‘°shape of fire/flame’1
• eldsneyti (noun n.) ‘°fuel; use of fire’13
• eldsofgangr (noun m.) ‘°fire, blaze, devastation by fire’1
• eldsofrgangr (noun m.) ‘°(of volcanic fire) devastation by fire’0
• eldsofsi (noun m.) ‘°devastation by fire, violent conflagration’0
• eldsógn (noun f.) ‘°terror of (God’s punishing) fire, threat of (burning in everlasting) fire’1
• eldspísl (noun f.) ‘°(pl.) torture by fire’1
• eldspǫng (noun f.)1
• eldsskara (noun f.) ‘°poker’0
• eldsskíð (noun n.) ‘°piece of firewood; burning piece of wood’0
• eldssløkking (noun f.) ‘°(statutory) extinguishing of (domestic) fires (which are not allowed to burn at night); extinguishing of accidental fires’0
• eldssløkkingarklukka (noun f.)0
• eldssløkkingshringing (noun f.) ‘°bell-ringing for the extinguishing of (domestic) fires’0
• eldssløkkning (noun f.) ‘°(statutory) extinguishing of (domestic) fires’0
• eldssókn (noun f.) ‘°fetching fire/embers’1
• eldsstokkr (noun m.) ‘°burning log’0
• eldsstolpi (noun m.) ‘°pillar of fire’1
• eldsstó (noun f.) ‘°(outdoor) fireplace; (indoor) fireplace, hearth’1
• eldssvimr (noun m.) ‘°flickering of fire’0
• eldstaðr (noun m.)0
• eldstré (noun n.) ‘°(of juniper) “fire-tree/firewood”’2
• eldstunga (noun f.) ‘°flaming tongue’1
• eldstøkkvir (noun m.)1
• eldsuppganga (noun f.) ‘°outbreak of fire’1
• eldsuppkváma (noun f.) ‘°volcanic eruption’11
• eldsúrr (adj.)0
• eldsváði (noun m.) ‘°conflagration’2
• eldsverk (noun n.) ‘°?work at the fire’1
• eldsvél (noun f.) ‘°“fire-machine”’1
• eldsviðr (noun m.) ‘°firewood’1
• eldsvirki (noun n.) ‘°means of lighting fire, tinder-box; (I) fuel’12
• eldsvígsla (noun f.) ‘°consecration of (the new) fire (at mass on Easter Saturday)’0
• eldsætinn (adj.) ‘°(constantly) inclined to loll by the fire’2
• eldsætr (adj.) ‘°(constantly) inclined to loll by the fire’3
• eldtekinn (adj.) ‘°fired’1
• eldtǫng (noun f.) ‘°fire-tongs’1
• eldtorf (noun n.)0
• eldtó (noun f.) ‘°(outdoor) fireplace’0
• Elduberg (noun n.)0
• Eldueið (noun n.)2
• elduppkváma (noun f.) ‘°volcanic eruption’0
• eldveitandi (noun m.)1
• eldveitir (noun m.)1
• eldveldr (adj.)1
• eldvelli (noun n.)1
• eldvellr (adj.)0
• eldviðr (noun m.) ‘sword-tree’6
• eldvísi (noun m.)1
• eldþrima (noun f.)0
• elðeod (noun f.) ‘foreign nation; (pl) foreigners’0
• elði (noun n.) ‘[nourishment]’28
• elðishestr (noun m.)0
• ele (noun m.) ‘oil’0
• elebeam (noun m.) ‘olive tree’1
• electio (noun ?)0
• elector (noun ?)0
• electuarium (noun ?)0
• electus (noun ?)1
• eleemosyna (noun ?)0
• elefans (noun ?)0
• elefantr (noun m.) ‘°elephant’1
• elegera (verb) ‘°select, choose’2
• eleison (verb)0
• element (noun n.)0
• elementi (noun n.)0
• elementum (noun ?)1
• elendi (adj.)0
• eleusinus (noun ?)0
• eleutherius (noun ?)0
• elfaraglens (noun f.) ‘°?joking, teasing’0
• elfaraskáld (noun n.)1
• Elfarbakki (noun m.)0
• elfareng (noun f.)0
• Elfarkvísl (noun f.)0
• Elfaróss (noun m.)0
• Elfarsker (noun n.)1
• Elfarsund (noun n.)1
• Elfarsýsla (noun f.)0
• Elfi (noun f.) ‘Götaälv (Elfr)’21
• Elfinnarbakki (noun m.)0
• elfr (noun f.) ‘river’65
• elfsi (noun m.)2
• elfskr (adj.)3
• elft (noun f.) ‘°swan’0
• Elftaleyti (noun n.)0
• elftaleytissókn (noun f.)0
• elftr (noun f.) ‘°swan; of a ship)’30
• Elftravatn (noun n.)0
• Elftruð (noun n.)0
• elgbjóðr (noun m.)1
• elgfróði (noun m.) ‘°centaur (elk/horse and human)’2
• Elgin (noun f.)0
• Elgisetr (noun n.)0
• elgja (verb)0
• elgjafriðr (noun m.) ‘°protection of elks’1
• elgjagrǫf (noun f.)0
• elgjahold (noun n.) ‘°elk meat’1
• Elgjaráss (noun m.)0
• elgjargalgi (noun m.)0
• Elgjarnes (noun n.)0
• elgjaveiðr (noun f.) ‘°elk hunting’1
• elgr (noun m.) ‘elk’35
• elgrennir (noun m.)1
• elgreynir (noun m.)0
• elgsaldr (noun m.) ‘°duration of an elk’s life’1
• elgshúð (noun f.) ‘°elk hide’1
• elgskot (noun n.) ‘°shooting of elk, elk hunting’1
• elgskógr (noun m.) ‘°elk wood, wood where elk can be hunted’1
• elgver (noun n.) ‘[elk-sea]’1
• elgviðnir (noun m.)1
• elgþróttr (noun m.)1
• eligere (verb)0
• Elisabeth (noun f.)6
• Eliséus (noun m.)0
• Elisía (noun f.)0
• elix (noun ?)0
• Elías (noun m.) ‘[Elijah]’4
• elífaðr (adj.)0
• Elín (noun f.) ‘Elín’1
• elja (noun f.) ‘[rival, concubine]’13
• eljadrag (noun n.)0
• eljan (noun n.) ‘°energy, drive’0
• eljanarlauss (adj.) ‘°lacking in energy, lacking in drive, apathetic’0
• eljanarleysi (noun n.) ‘°lack of energy, lack of drive, apathy’0
• eljanarmaðr (noun m.) ‘°energetic/enterprising person’5
• eljaragletta (noun f.) ‘°teasing’3
• Eljarnir (noun m.) ‘[Eljárnir]’1
• eljarr (noun m.) ‘°?consternation, agitation’1
• eljulauss (adj.)0
• eljuleysi (noun n.)0
• eljun (noun f.) ‘energy’29
• eljunfimr (adj.) ‘[May vigorous]’2
• eljunfrár (adj.)1
• eljunfrœkn (adj.)2
• eljunfróðr (adj.)1
• eljungjarn (adj.)0
• eljunhress (adj.)1
• eljunkunnr (adj.)1
• eljunlatr (adj.)0
• eljunlauss (adj.) ‘°lacking in energy, lacking in drive, apathetic’1
• eljunleysi (noun n.) ‘°lack of energy, lack of drive, apathy’3
• eljunmaðr (noun m.) ‘°energetic person, enterprising person’3
• eljunprúðr (adj.)0
• eljunríkr (adj.)0
• eljunsterkr (adj.)1
• eljunstrǫnd (noun f.)1
• eljunþrár (adj.)0
• eljunþungr (adj.)1
• ell (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ʟ (notation for ll)’1
• Ella (noun m.) ‘Ella, Ælla, Ælle ’370
• elland (noun n.) ‘foreign land’1
• ellar (adv.) ‘°otherwise, if not, in the opposite case; (introducing a main clause; adv. or conjunc.) otherwise, or else; or else, or’46
• ellen (noun n.) ‘valour, courage, nobility’24
• ellendæd (noun f.) ‘deed of valour’2
• ellenlice (adv.) ‘valiantly, bravely’1
• ellenmærþu (noun f.) ‘renown for valor; renowned valorous act’2
• ellenrof (adj.) ‘courageous, noble’4
• ellensioc (adj.) ‘with valor diminished (by deadly wounds at’1
• ellenweorc (noun n.) ‘work of courage’6
• ellenþrist (adj.) ‘daring, bold, heroic’0
• elles (adv.) ‘otherwise, else, besides;’6
• elli (noun f.) ‘old age’188
• ellialdr (noun m.)0
• ellibelgr (noun m.) ‘°slough of old age’4
• ellibjúgr (adj.) ‘°bowed down by old age’3
• ellidagr (noun m.) ‘°(pl.) “elderly days”, old age’9
• ellidauðr (adj.) ‘°dead from old age’22
• ellidiktr (noun m.)0
• ellidómr (noun m.) ‘°old age, age’11
• Elliðaeið (noun n.)0
• Elliðaey (noun f.)2
• Elliðagrímssonr (noun m.)34
• elliðaskjǫldr (noun m.)6
• Elliðasonr (noun m.)1
• elliði (noun m.) ‘[ship]’28
• ellifti (num. ordinal) ‘[eleventh]’66
• ellifu (num. cardinal) ‘eleven’87
• ellifutala (noun f.) ‘°the number eleven’2
• ellifutíu (num. cardinal)0
• elliga (adv.) ‘°(introducing a main clause; adv. or conjunc.) otherwise, or else; or’7
• elligamall (adj.) ‘°old, very old, ancient’10
• elligar (adv.) ‘otherwise’247
• elligi (adv.)0
• elligis (adv.)0
• elligr (adv.) ‘°otherwise, in the opposite case; otherwise (ɔ: apart from this); (introducing a main clause; adv. or conjunc.) otherwise, or else; or else, or’33
• ellihamr (noun m.) ‘°slough/skin of old age’1
• ellihrumr (adj.) ‘°decrepit, infirm from old age’3
• ellihæra (noun f.) ‘°grey hairs of old age’1
• ellikarl (noun m.) ‘°old man’2
• ellikvæði (noun n.)0
• ellilyf (noun n.) ‘°(in a kenning for Iðunn’s apples) medicine/elixir against old age’2
• ellilæti (noun n.) ‘°(I) old person’s manners/appearance’1
• ellimaðr (noun m.) ‘°old person’4
• ellimóðr (adj.) ‘°weary from old age, palsied’9
• Ellipaltar (noun m.)0
• ellipsis (noun ?)0
• ellis (conj.)0
• Ellisif (noun f.)7
• ellistoð (noun f.) ‘°support/prop in old age’1
• ellitíð (noun f.) ‘°old age’4
• ellivamm (noun n.) ‘°defect of old age’1
• Ellivík (noun f.)0
• elliþokki (noun m.) ‘°elderly appearance’1
• ellor (adv.) ‘elsewhere’2
• ellorfus (adj.) ‘eager to go elsewhere; hurrying elsewhere’0
• ellorgæst (noun m.) ‘alien spirit, ghost from elsewhere’5
• ellorsið (noun m.) ‘death (″journey elsewhere″)’1
• ellr (conj.) ‘°or’6
• ellri (adj. comp.) ‘older, elder’101
• elma (noun f.) ‘°?chaff’0
• Elmikjarr (noun n.)0
• elmir (noun m.) ‘??? cf. gelmir, hilmir?’1
• Elmtrartjǫrn (noun f.)0
• eln (noun f.) ‘fore-arm, ell (measure of length)’0
• elna (verb) ‘°(of illness) increase, worsen’10
• elngemet (noun n.) ‘measured ell, measured cubit’0
• elni (noun n.) ‘°?alder, ?elecampane’0
• elnian (verb) ‘grow strong’0
• elningr (noun m.) ‘°scythe with a blade an ell-long’1
• elra (adj.) ‘another’1
• elri (noun n.) ‘alder-tree’8
• elrihæll (noun m.) ‘°peg of alder/alderwood’1
• elrir (noun m.) ‘[alder-tree]’1
• elrishundr (noun m.) ‘°(of the wind) the aldertree’s dog’1
• Elriþveit (noun f.)0
• 1. elska (noun f.) ‘love’282
• 2. elska (verb) ‘love’459
• elskan (noun f.) ‘°love, devotion’1
• elskandi (noun m.) ‘°lover; person who loves (sby/sth.), person who is fond of (sby/sth.)’11
• elskanliga (adv.) ‘°lovingly, affectionately, devotedly, in a loving manner’3
• elskanligr (adj.) ‘°loving, affectionate, full of love; loveable, beloved, dear, lovely’4
• elskari (noun m.) ‘°lover; person who loves (sby/sth.), person who is fond of (sby/sth.)’29
• elskhugamaðr (noun m.) ‘°person who loves (sth.), person who is fond of (sth.)’1
• elskhugi (noun m.) ‘love’44
• elskr (adj.) ‘°fond of (sby), devoted (to sby), strongly attached (to sby); of animals)’11
• elskuband (noun n.) ‘°bond of love’4
• elskubeiðni (noun f.) ‘°plea for love’1
• elskublóm (noun n.) ‘°bloom of love’0
• elskublómi (noun m.) ‘°bloom of love’1
• elskubragð (noun n.) ‘°deed of love, mark of devotion’2
• elskubrunnr (noun m.) ‘°(of a person) well/source of love, spring of love’0
• elskufullr (adj.) ‘°full of love, loving’3
• elskufundr (noun m.)0
• elskugeð (noun n.)0
• elskugras (noun n.)0
• elskugrátr (noun m.) ‘°tears of love, tears of devotion’0
• elskugrein (noun f.) ‘°a particular feature of (sby’s) love (to sby)’1
• elskuhugi (noun m.) ‘°love, passionate desire’5
• elskuhugr (noun m.) ‘°love’0
• elskulauss (adj.) ‘°without love’1
• elskuleikr (noun m.) ‘°dalliance, amorous play’1
• elskuleysi (noun n.)0
• elskuliga (adv.) ‘°with love/devotion, fervently, affectionately; sexually; delightfully’20
• elskuligr (adj.) ‘[beloved]’104
• elskumark (noun n.) ‘°token of love/devotion’6
• elskumerki (noun n.)0
• elskupartr (noun m.)0
• elskuráð (noun n.)0
• elskureitr (noun m.)0
• elskusemi (noun f.)0
• elskusvinnr (adj.)0
• elskutár (noun n.) ‘°tear of love’1
• elskuteikn (noun n.) ‘°token of love’1
• elskuváttr (noun m.)0
• elskuverk (noun n.)0
• elskuvitni (noun n.)1
• elskuþing (noun n.)0
• 1. elta (noun f.) ‘°chase, pursuit and attack (in small groups), ?(pl.) battle form incorporating pursuit and attack in small groups, “pin-point” attacking’8
• 2. elta (verb) ‘chase’213
• elting (noun f.) ‘°(most frequently pl.) chase, pursuit and attack (in small groups), ?battle form incorporating pursuit and attack in small groups’13
• elucidarium (noun ?)0
• Elvinaregg (noun f.)0
• Elvinareng (noun f.)0
• elyos (noun ?)0
• elþeodig (adj.) ‘foreign’2
• em (noun n.) ‘°name of the letter m’162
• Emaus (noun m.)0
• Embla (noun f.)1
• embolismus (noun ?)0
• embætta (verb) ‘°serve, perform a service; tend (livestock); serve (god); perform the tasks of a priest, conduct a church service, officiate’6
• embætti (noun n.) ‘°serving (sby), service, act of service; (spec.) serving God, (a god’s) service, worship (of a god, etc.); task, work, job, function, duty; office, position (in sby’s service); (relig.) conduct of office, (ecclesiastical) ceremony, ritual, church serv’223
• embættisfœrr (adj.) ‘°able to perform (ecclesiastical) tasks, able to conduct a religious ceremony, able to officiate’2
• embættisgerð (noun f.) ‘°conduct of an ecclesiastical ceremony, church service; conduct of office’8
• embættislauss (adj.) ‘°without (the holding of) church services; without a living, suspended from office’7
• embættismaðr (noun m.) ‘°(a god’s, a saint’s, a devil’s) servant, worshipper; official; ?official/servant, ?knight’11
• embættisnafn (noun n.) ‘°name/title of office’1
• embættisregla (noun f.) ‘°rule for (conduct of an) ecclesiastical ceremony’1
• emenda (verb) ‘°emend, improve, correct’2
• emendera (verb) ‘°emend, improve, correct’3
• emja (verb) ‘howl’16
• emjarr (noun m.)0
• emjun (noun f.) ‘°yelling, crying, bellowing’5
• Emla (noun f.)0
• emm (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ᴍ (notation for mm)’1
• emma (noun f.) ‘°of chain mail)’18
• emmanuel (noun ?)0
• emmast (noun ?)0
• emplastrum (noun ?)0
• emprurr (noun m.) ‘°emperor’1
• emptio (noun ?)0
• Emundarson (noun m.)3
• Emundr (noun m.)23
• emungere (verb)0
• emunitas (noun ?)0
• 1. en (noun n.) ‘(name of the letter n)’987
• 2. en (conj.) ‘but, and’32719
• 3. en (conj.) ‘(= er)’239
• 4. en (conj.) ‘than’196
• 1. enda (verb) ‘end, last’153
• 2x. enda (verb) ‘°gøre ende på, ende, afslutte, slutte; begrænse, afgrænse; holde (løfte, etc.), gennemføre, honorere (forpligtelse); (om drøm) gå i opfyldelse; (for henda vb.); holde (løfte); gøre ende på, ende, afslutte; få ende, ende, afsluttes, sluttes; bli’188
• 3. enda (conj.)617
• endadagr (noun m.)42
• endadœgr (noun n.)1
• endafjǫl (noun f.)1
• endaknútr (noun m.)0
• endalangr (adj.)0
• endalauss (adj.) ‘endless’48
• endaliga (adv.)6
• endaligr (adj.)12
• endalok (noun n.)7
• endalykð (noun f.)45
• endamark (noun n.)2
• endamerki (noun n.)24
• endamerkrgarðr (noun m.)1
• endamjór (adj.)0
• endarak (noun n.)0
• endatekð (noun f.)0
• endaþarmr (noun m.)7
• endaþarmsrauf (noun f.)3
• endaþarmssótt (noun f.)1
• ende (noun m.) ‘end’16
• endebyrdnes (noun f.) ‘order, disposition, method, way, manner, means’2
• endedogor (noun n.) ‘final day, death day’1
• endedæg (noun m.) ‘final day, day of death’2
• endelaf (noun f.) ‘final remains, last survivor’1
• endelean (noun n.) ‘final reward’1
• endeleas (adj.) ‘endless’0
• endemismaðr (noun m.)1
• endestæf (noun m.) ‘end’1
• endesæta (noun m.) ‘boundary-watcher, coast guard’1
• endi (noun m.) ‘end’218
• endian (verb) ‘end, stop; reach an agreement’1
• endibrekka (noun f.)0
• endiland (noun n.)4
• endilangr (adj.)117
• endilausa (noun f.)2
• endilauss (adj.)5
• endilágr (adj.)1
• endileysa (noun f.)0
• endiliga (adv.)16
• endiligr (adj.)22
• Endill (noun m.) ‘Endill’11
• endilok (noun n.)2
• endilykð (noun f.)2
• endimark (noun n.)78
• endimarka (verb) ‘°afgrænse’1
• endimerki (noun n.) ‘[border-mark]’17
• endimǫrk (noun f.) ‘°(ClV “Sks. 207, 338 B” => endimörk [$1707$] 207a/8, fiugur endimaurk 338a/4; cf. ænndimærki Kgs 33/18, fiugur endímork Kgs AM 243 a fol 21va/38 (≠ Kgs 53/2<’0
• ending (noun f.) ‘°slutning, afslutning’2
• endir (noun m.) ‘[end]’270
• endiseiðr (noun m.)1
• endistafr (noun m.)0
• endlangr (adj.)13
• endlauss (adj.)0
• endr (adv.) ‘formerly, once, again’66
• endranær (adv.)9
• endrarnær (adv.)1
• endrbati (noun m.)1
• endrbatna (verb) ‘°(om forhold) blive bedre’1
• endrbeiða (verb) ‘°spørge igen og igen’1
• endrbera (verb) ‘°genfødes’9
• endrbetra (verb) ‘°forbedre, rette igen op på’0
• endrblómga (verb)0
• endrbœta (verb) ‘°sætte i stand, reparere, forbedre, reformere, retablere, restituere; forbedre sig, forbedres, reformeres, retableres, restitueres’55
• endrbœtari (noun m.)1
• endrbœting (noun f.)10
• endrbœtingr (noun m.)1
• endrbót (noun f.)11
• endrbúa (verb) ‘°genoprette, retablere, restituere’1
• endrbyggja (verb)0
• endrfá (verb) ‘°få tilbage, genvinde’2
• endrfœða (verb) ‘°lade fødes på ny, genskabe’1
• endrfœðing (noun f.)0
• endrfórn (noun f.)1
• endrfórna (verb) ‘°fremstille på ny, præsentere igen’3
• endrgefandi (noun m.)1
• endrgera (verb) ‘°lave på ny, forny’3
• endrgerning (noun f.)1
• endrgeta (verb) ‘°genføde; genfødes’22
• endrgetnaðr (noun m.)0
• endrgetning (noun f.)1
• endrgjald (noun n.)1
• endrgjalda (verb) ‘°betale tilbage, udrede (som erstatning); give tilbage (til ngn); genoprette, restituere’5
• endrgjaldari (noun m.)0
• endrgrœða (verb) ‘°lade (ngt) gro igen; læges’3
• endrhreinsaðr (adj.)1
• endrhrœra (verb) ‘°bevæge sig igen (og igen)’1
• endrhugsa (verb) ‘°give (ngt) ekstra tanke’0
• endrinær (adv.)5
• endrkaupa (verb)0
• endrkvikna (verb)0
• endrlaginn (adj.)0
• endrlauna (verb)0
• endrlaunari (noun m.)0
• endrlausn (noun f.)2
• endrlausnari (noun m.)0
• endrleysa (verb)0
• endrlifna (verb) ‘°live op fra døden, live op igen, komme til live igen; blive frisk’14
• endrlifnaðr (noun m.)0
• endrlífga (verb) ‘°genoplive’2
• endrlífgan (noun f.)0
• endrmál (noun n.)1
• endrminna (verb) ‘°mindes, erindre’20
• endrminning (noun f.)14
• endrminningarleysi (noun n.)0
• endrminningarstaðr (noun m.)1
• endrmœðing (noun f.)1
• endrmæla (verb)0
• endrmæli (noun n.)1
• endrnýja (verb) ‘°genskabe, gøre om igen, fornye, genoprette, genoptage; fremføre (mundtligt) igen, gentage; sætte i gang igen, anspore; genskabes, gøres om igen, fornyes, genoprettes, genoptages, tage sig op igen, bryde løs; anspores, presses’113
• endrnýjun (noun f.)3
• endrnýjung (noun f.)1
• endrnæra (verb)0
• endrreistr (adj.)1
• endrrjóða (adj.)1
• endrsemja (verb) ‘°genforhandle; genskabes’2
• endrskapa (verb) ‘°genskabe; genskabes, fornyes’8
• endrskikka (verb)0
• endrskíra (verb) ‘°omdøbe; lade sig omdøbe’3
• endrskírari (noun m.)0
• endrskírn (noun f.)0
• endrskǫpun (noun f.)0
• endrsmíða (verb) ‘°genopbygge’1
• endrtaka (verb) ‘°tage fat på igen, gentage’1
• endrtekning (noun f.)1
• endrtryggja (verb)0
• endrvitka (verb)0
• endrþaga (noun f.)1
• Enea (noun f.)2
• Eneas (noun m.) ‘Eneas’3
• 1. eng (noun f.)105
• 2. eng (noun n.)5
• 3x. eng (noun n.) ‘°bogstavnavn på ligaturen ng’2
• engaleiðis (adv.)0
• engel (noun m.) ‘angel’5
• engelcynn (noun n.) ‘race of angels’0
• 1. engi (noun n.) ‘meadow’1226
• 2. engi (pron.) ‘no, none’5949
• engibúi (noun m.)1
• engidalr (noun m.)1
• engidómr (noun m.)4
• engileiðis (adv.)2
• engill (noun m.)0
• 1. engill (noun m.) ‘angel’181
• 2. engill (noun m.)4
• engilligr (adj.)39
• Engilráð (noun f.)0
• engilsandlit (noun n.)1
• engilseðli (noun n.)0
• engilska (noun f.) ‘°engelsk’2
• engilskr (adj.) ‘°engelsk, fra England’20
• engilskveðja (noun f.)1
• engilsmaðr (noun m.)3
• engilsmannagoð (noun n.)1
• Engilsnes (noun n.)0
• engilykkja (noun f.)0
• engimark (noun n.)9
• engimerki (noun n.)1
• enging (noun f.)0
• engisblómstr (noun m.)1
• engishǫfn (noun f.)1
• engiskipti (noun n.)0
• engiskiptisbúi (noun m.)0
• engislé (noun m.)0
• engismaðr (noun m.)1
• engispartr (noun m.)2
• engispretta (noun f.)0
• engisprettr (noun m.)0
• engisvǫxtr (noun m.)1
• engiteigatveggjamánaðarverk (noun n.)0
• engiteigr (noun m.)4
• engiverk (noun n.)14
• engivǫxtr (noun m.)2
• 1. engja (noun f.)0
• engjabrigð (noun f.)1
• engjadómr (noun m.)1
• engjagarðr (noun m.)2
• engjagrasnautn (noun f.)3
• engjahey (noun n.)0
• engjamark (noun n.)4
• engjamerki (noun n.)2
• engjapartr (noun m.)1
• engjarós (noun f.)0
• engjarteigr (noun m.)1
• engjaskipti (noun n.)0
• engjasláttr (noun m.)0
• engjaspotti (noun m.)1
• engjateigr (noun m.)5
• engjaverk (noun n.)0
• engjavinna (noun f.)0
• engjavík (noun f.)0
• engjavǫxtr (noun m.)1
• engjugarðr (noun m.)1
• englaandi (noun m.)1
• englabrauð (noun n.)1
• engladagr (noun m.)0
• engladýrð (noun f.)0
• englaeðli (noun n.)1
• englaeftirglíking (noun f.)0
• englafegrð (noun f.)1
• englafjǫlði (noun m.)2
• englaflokkr (noun m.)5
• englafœzla (noun f.)2
• englafullting (noun n.)1
• englafylki (noun n.) ‘°englefylking, hærskare af engle, englerække, engleklasse’42
• englafylking (noun f.) ‘°englefylking, hærskare af engle, englerække, engleklasse’1
• Englagarðr (noun m.)0
• englaherr (noun m.)1
• englahǫfðingi (noun m.)1
• englahǫnd (noun f.)4
• englahymni (noun m.)0
• englakonungaætt (noun f.)1
• englakonungr (noun m.)50
• englakonungsríki (noun n.)0
• englakonungsveldi (noun n.)0
• englakórr (noun m.)4
• englalið (noun n.)8
• englaligr (adj.)1
• englalíf (noun n.)6
• englalíferni (noun n.)1
• englalífi (noun n.)1
• englalíki (noun n.)1
• englalíkneski (noun n.)4
• englalof (noun n.)1
• englamál (noun n.)1
• englamjǫl (noun n.)1
• englamælska (noun f.)1
• englanafn (noun n.)2
• England (noun n.) ‘England’254
• englandsfari (noun m.) ‘traveller to England (British Isles)’8
• Englandshaf (noun n.)3
• Englandssjór (noun m.)11
• Englanes (noun n.)1
• Englar (noun m.) ‘English people’37
• englarǫdd (noun f.)3
• englaskari (noun m.)2
• Englason (noun m.)1
• englasǫngr (noun m.)12
• englasveit (noun f.)18
• englasýn (noun f.)1
• englatala (noun f.)0
• englatilkváma (noun f.)1
• englatígn (noun f.)1
• englavarðhald (noun n.)2
• englaverk (noun n.)1
• englavit (noun n.)1
• englaþjónusta (noun f.)1
• englendismaðr (noun m.)1
• englendr (adj.) ‘°engelsk, fra England’1
• englenzkr (adj.) ‘°engelsk, fra England’1
• englisc (adj.) ‘English’17
• engliskonungr (noun m.)1
• englismaðr (noun m.)23
• englótt (noun n.) ‘°(om engelsk guldmønt med billede af sankt Michael, cf. Rasmusson 1958 [KLNM 3] 631-632)’1
• engr (pron.)4
• engskr (adj.) ‘[English]’1
• Engus (noun m.) ‘[Angus]’1
• engvætta (adv.)0
• enhydros (noun ?)0
• enn (conj.) ‘[again]’2
• 1x. enn (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ɴ (notation for nn)’3
• 2. enn (adv.) ‘still, yet, again’2833
• enna (adv.)0
• enni (noun n.) ‘forehead, brow’115
• ennibjalfi (noun m.)1
• ennibrattr (noun m.)1
• ennibreiðr (adj.)10
• ennidúkr (noun m.)1
• ennigeirr (noun m.)1
• ennihǫgg (noun n.) ‘[forehead blows]’1
• ennilangr (noun m.) ‘ennilangr’1
• ennileðr (noun n.)1
• ennileiptr (noun n.) ‘forehead-lightning ’1
• ennimáni (noun m.)1
• ennimikill (adj.)2
• ennisbrattr (adj.)2
• ennisbreiðr (adj.)0
• ennisleðr (noun n.)0
• ennismjór (adj.)1
• ennisnauðr (adj.)1
• ennispǫng (noun f.)0
• ennisspánn (noun m.)0
• ennisvell (noun n.)2
• ennisvǫxtr (noun m.)1
• ennitingl (noun n.)0
• ennitungl (noun n.) ‘[forehead-moons]’2
• Enoc (noun ?) ‘Enoch’0
• Enoch (noun m.) ‘Enoch’5
• Enos (noun ?) ‘Enos (Enoch)’0
• enska (noun f.) ‘°engelsk’10
• enskiskyns (adv.)1
• enskr (adj.) ‘English’112
• Enskramannagarðr (noun m.)0
• ent (noun m.) ‘giant’3
• enta (verb) ‘°ænse, tage notits af, bryde sig om’4
• entisc (adj.) ‘gigantic; made by giants or trolls’1
• enza (verb) ‘°ænse, tage notits af’0
• eo (noun n.) ‘°lyden/diftongen ø/eo’0
• eodor (noun m.) ‘protector, lord; enclosure, building’4
• eofer (noun m.) ‘wild boar; image of a wild boar on a helmet’2
• eoferholt (noun n.) ‘boar-decorated spear’0
• eoferspreot (noun m.) ‘boar-spear’1
• Eofor (noun ?) ‘Eofor’3
• eoforlic (noun n.) ‘boar-image’1
• eoh (noun m.) ‘horse’0
• eolet (noun n.) ‘voyage (?)’1
• Eomor (noun ?) ‘Eomer, son of Offa’1
• eorclanstan (noun m.) ‘precious stone’1
• eorðbuend (noun n.) ‘earth-dweller (i.e. human being)’0
• eorðcund (adj.) ‘earthly’0
• eorðcyning (noun m.) ‘(earthly-) king’1
• eorðdraca (noun m.) ‘earth (-dwelling-) dragon’2
• eorðe (noun f.) ‘earth’28
• eorðreced (noun m.) ‘earth-building, subterranean building’1
• eorðscræf (noun n.) ‘cave, grave’1
• eorðsele (noun m.) ‘earth-dwelling, earth-hall’3
• eorðweall (noun m.) ‘earthwork, dyke’2
• eorðweg (noun m.) ‘earthly road or path’0
• eorðwela (noun m.) ‘earthly possession’1
• eored (noun n.) ‘troop, company’0
• eoredgeatwe (noun f.) ‘military equipment’1
• eorl (noun m.) ‘man, warrior, leader, nobleman’49
• eorlgestreon (noun n.) ‘(nobleman‘s) treasure’1
• eorlgewæde (noun n.) ‘noble clothing’1
• eorlic (adj.) ‘noble’1
• eorlscipe (noun m.) ‘nobility, noble status; bravery’6
• eorlweorod (noun n.) ‘troop of men’1
• Eormanric (noun ?) ‘the historical Gothic king Ermanaricus’0
• eormencynn (noun n.) ‘the great kindred (i.e. all mankind)’1
• eormengrund (noun n.) ‘the vast earth’1
• eormenlaf (noun f.) ‘vast heritage, great treasure’1
• Eormenric (noun ?) ‘Eormenric’1
• eornoste (adv.) ‘firmly, resolutely, courageously’0
• eorp (adj.) ‘dark’0
• eorthweard (noun m.) ‘earth-guardian (i.e., perhaps, a surrounding earth-work)’1
• eorþrice (noun n.) ‘the Kingdom of Earth’0
• eoten (noun m.) ‘giant, monster’4
• Eotene (noun m.) ‘a Germanic people (the Jutes?)’5
• eotenisc (adj.) ‘gigantic; made by giants or trolls’3
• eotonweard (noun n.) ‘watch against giants or trolls’1
• epacta (noun ?)0
• epanalepsis (noun ?)0
• epenthesis (noun ?)0
• ephesius (noun ?)0
• epikúriskr (adj.)0
• epiphania (noun ?)0
• episcopalis (adj.)0
• episcopatus (noun ?)0
• episcopus (noun ?)1
• epistula (noun ?)0
• epistularius (noun ?)0
• epistuli (noun m.) ‘°apostolsk brev (cf. pistuli sb. m. def. 1)’1
• epitheton (noun ?)0
• epizeuxis (noun ?)0
• epja (noun f.)0
• eplaát (noun n.)1
• eplafang (noun n.)0
• eplagarðr (noun m.)27
• Eplaholt (noun n.)0
• eplakyn (noun n.)1
• eplalǫgr (noun m.)1
• eplalyst (noun f.)0
• eplaneyting (noun f.)1
• eplastǫng (noun f.)1
• eplastulðr (noun m.)1
• eplaval (noun n.)0
• eplaviðr (noun m.)0
• epli (noun n.) ‘apple’227
• epliberandi (adj.)3
• eplisát (noun n.)1
• eplisblóm (noun n.)0
• epliskjarni (noun m.)0
• eplóttr (adj.) ‘°(især om farve på heste) gråskimlet, “abildgrå”’6
• epp (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ᴘ (notation for pp)’0
• eptir (prep.) ‘after, behind’11213
• equus (noun ?)0
• 1x. er (noun n.) ‘[he]’6
• 2. er (conj.) ‘who, which, when’28681
• Eraclius (noun ?)0
• erakendi (unclassified)1
• Erce (noun f.) ‘meaning unknown. If a name, this may be that of some kind of fertility deity, the Earth‘s mother (″eorþan modor″).’0
• erðgróinn (adj.)1
• erði (noun n.) ‘°planke, rafte’2
• erðikjarr (noun n.)0
• erðr (noun n.) ‘[prick]’2
• eremitakofi (noun m.)0
• eremitalíf (noun n.)0
• eremitalífi (noun n.)1
• eremitavist (noun f.)1
• eremiti (noun m.)26
• eremitislífi (noun n.)1
• eremitorium (noun ?)0
• Ereptabotn (noun m.)0
• erfa (verb) ‘[done honour]’69
• erfð (noun f.) ‘inheritance’269
• erfðabǫlkr (noun m.)7
• erfðaeign (noun f.)1
• erfðaeinkunn (noun f.)3
• erfðafé (noun n.)3
• erfðagoðorð (noun n.)4
• erfðagóz (noun n.)6
• erfðajǫrð (noun f.)2
• erfðaland (noun n.)14
• erfðalén (noun n.)0
• erfðamark (noun n.)7
• erfðamál (noun n.)5
• erfðaǫlðr (noun m.)2
• erfðaómagi (noun m.)2
• erfðapenningr (noun m.)1
• erfðarfé (noun n.)1
• erfðarjǫrð (noun f.)1
• erfðarlag (noun n.)1
• erfðarland (noun n.)3
• erfðarmaðr (noun m.)2
• erfðarómagi (noun m.)6
• erfðarpartr (noun m.)1
• erfðarstaðr (noun m.)1
• erfðarvitni (noun n.)1
• erfðaskipti (noun n.)1
• erfðaskipun (noun f.)0
• erfðastaðr (noun m.)2
• erfðatal (noun n.)37
• erfðaþáttr (noun m.)4
• erfi (noun n.) ‘funeral feast’101
• erfidrápa (noun f.)28
• erfiða (verb) ‘°være besværlig; arbejde, knokle; bearbejde; anstrenge sig, forslide sig, knokle’25
• erfiðari (noun m.) ‘°arbejdsmand, arbejder’1
• erfiðdrœgr (adj.)2
• erfiðdrýgi (noun n.)1
• erfiði (noun n.) ‘hardship’248
• erfiðiǫmbun (noun f.)0
• erfiðisávǫxtr (noun m.)1
• erfiðisbót (noun f.)1
• erfiðisdauði (noun m.)2
• erfiðisferð (noun f.)2
• erfiðisfullr (adj.)0
• 1. erfiðislaun (noun f.)13
• 2. erfiðislaun (noun n.)11
• erfiðislauss (adj.)2
• erfiðisléttir (noun m.)2
• erfiðisliga (adv.)1
• erfiðislíf (noun n.)1
• erfiðismunr (noun m.)2
• erfiðisneyð (noun f.)2
• erfiðisǫmbun (noun f.)1
• erfiðisorka (noun f.)1
• erfiðissamr (adj.)1
• erfiðissemi (noun f.)0
• erfiðissveiti (noun m.)6
• erfiðisverk (noun n.)4
• erfiðisvinna (noun f.)0
• erfiðisþungi (noun m.)1
• erfiðisþvingun (noun f.)0
• erfiðleiki (noun m.)0
• erfiðliga (adv.)29
• erfiðligr (adj.) ‘[with difficulty]’18
• erfiðlífi (noun n.)2
• erfiðr (adj.) ‘[difficult]’118
• erfiðsamligr (adj.)2
• erfiflokkr (noun m.)3
• erfikvæði (noun n.)3
• erfimeiðr (noun m.)1
• erfingi (noun m.) ‘heir, child’140
• erfingjalauss (adj.) ‘heirless’12
• erfingjaleyfi (noun n.)2
• erfingjaleysi (noun n.)1
• Erfingr (noun m.)0
• erfinyt (noun f.)0
• erfinyti (noun m.)2
• erfiǫl (noun n.)2
• erfisdrápa (noun f.)1
• erfisdrykkja (noun f.)0
• erfisgerð (noun f.)8
• erfisveizla (noun f.)1
• erfiveizla (noun f.)2
• erfivǫrðr (noun m.) ‘[heirs, heir]’5
• erfskinn (noun n.)0
• erfslukerti (noun n.)0
• ergi (noun f.)17
• ergilæti (noun n.)2
• ergir (noun m.)0
• ergisamligr (adj.)1
• ergja (noun f.)2
• erice (noun ?)0
• erill (noun m.)0
• eriphion (noun ?)0
• erja (noun f.)31
• erjusamr (adj.)2
• Erka (noun f.)0
• erki- ((prefix)) ‘arch-’5
• erkibyskup (noun m.) ‘archbishop’245
• erkibyskupaskipti (noun n.)0
• erkibyskupefni (noun n.)0
• erkibyskupligr (adj.)3
• erkibyskupr (noun m.)1
• erkibyskupsbréf (noun n.)2
• erkibyskupsdœmi (noun n.)21
• erkibyskupsdómr (noun m.)7
• erkibyskupsefni (noun n.)11
• erkibyskupsfráfall (noun n.)1
• erkibyskupsfundr (noun m.)0
• erkibyskupsgarðr (noun m.)14
• erkibyskupskosningr (noun m.)2
• erkibyskupsligr (adj.)0
• erkibyskupsmaðr (noun m.)2
• erkibyskupsnafn (noun n.)7
• erkibyskupsnautr (noun m.)2
• erkibyskupsríki (noun n.)6
• erkibyskupsskip (noun n.)3
• erkibyskupsskipun (noun f.)0
• erkibyskupssœmð (noun f.)1
• erkibyskupsstóll (noun m.)4
• erkibyskupstígn (noun f.)7
• erkibýsn (noun n.)1
• 1. erkidjákn (noun m.)46
• 2. erkidjákn (noun n.)2
• erkidjákni (noun m.)3
• erkidjáknsembætti (noun n.)1
• erkidjáknsþjónusta (noun f.)1
• erkiprestr (noun m.)16
• erkistóll (noun m.) ‘archbishopric’41
• erkisúð (noun f.)1
• erkiþundr (noun m.)1
• Erlandr (noun m.)0
• Erlendr (noun m.) ‘Erlendr’73
• Erlendsson (noun m.)3
• erliga (adv.)0
• erligheit (noun f.)0
• Erlindr (noun m.)0
• Erlingr (noun m.) ‘Erlingr’437
• Erlingsson (noun m.)5
• erma (verb) ‘°have ondt af, ynke’0
• ermadrag (noun n.)1
• ermakápa (noun f.)3
• ermaklæði (noun n.)2
• ermalangr (adj.)1
• ermalauss (adj.)6
• ermarkjós (noun f.)1
• ermarstúka (noun f.)1
• ermasloppr (noun m.)1
• ermastakkr (noun m.)1
• ermastuttr (adj.)0
• ermastúka (noun f.)2
• ermavíðr (adj.)0
• ermaþrǫngr (adj.)0
• Ermingerðr (noun f.) ‘Ermingerðr’5
• ermins (noun ?)0
• ermistakkr (noun m.)0
• Ermland (noun n.)2
• ermlauss (adj.)3
• ermr (noun f.) ‘sleeve’43
• ermskr (adj.) ‘°?armensk, ?fra Ermland (Warmia) (cf. Magnús M. Lárusson 1960 [StudIsl 18] 27), ?græsk (cf. Fell 1974 [MSc 6] 105)’5
• ermvangr (noun m.)1
• ern (adj.) ‘powerful’21
• Erna (noun f.)1
• ernligr (adj.)4
• erodius (noun ?)0
• erpi (noun n.) ‘°ibenholt’1
• erpin (noun n.)0
• erplingr (noun m.)2
• Erpr (noun m.) ‘Erpr’20
• Erpsson (noun m.)1
• err (adj.) ‘spirited, bold’2
• erra (noun f.) ‘quarrel’3
• Erri (noun f.) ‘[Ærø]’2
• erriligr (adj.) ‘[fierce]’6
• erring (noun f.) ‘courage, vigour’4
• errinn (adj.) ‘bold’9
• erróttr (adj.)0
• errubeinn (adj.)2
• errubeinsstjúpr (noun m.)4
• ers (noun n.)31
• ert (noun f.)35
• erta (verb) ‘°drille, tirre, ophidse; drille, tirre (for at komme op at slås)’17
• Ertinborg (noun f.)0
• erting (noun f.) ‘°tirren, drilleri’3
• ertingamaðr (noun m.)3
• ertinn (adj.)0
• ertla (noun f.)1
• ertni (noun f.)0
• ertog (noun f.)145
• ertogaland (noun n.)0
• ertogarból (noun n.)0
• ertogarkaup (noun n.)2
• ertogavætt (noun f.)0
• ertoglag (noun n.)0
• ertogr (noun m.) ‘°(værdienhed svarende til 1/3 ‘eyrir’)’5
• ertraakr (noun m.)1
• ertragarðr (noun m.)1
• ertrareitr (noun m.)4
• ertraréttr (noun m.)1
• ertrasoð (noun n.)1
• ertravellingr (noun m.)2
• eruca (noun ?)0
• eruscus (noun ?)0
• es (noun n.) ‘°name of the letter s’3
• Esaias (noun m.)0
• Esau (noun ?)0
• esbergingr (noun m.)1
• Escol (noun ?) ‘Escol (Eschol)’0
• esfreyr (noun m.)1
• Esja (noun f.)39
• Esjuberg (noun n.)20
• esjubergingr (noun m.)2
• Esjutún (noun n.)0
• eskhyltingr (noun m.)2
• eski (noun n.) ‘ash-wood, spear’16
• eskiaskr (noun m.)1
• Eskibekkr (noun m.)0
• Eskiberg (noun n.)0
• eskibǫrkr (noun m.)1
• Eskidalr (noun m.)0
• eskifat (noun n.)0
• Eskifjǫrðr (noun m.)2
• eskihljóð (noun n.)1
• eskiholt (noun n.)3
• eskikjarr (noun n.)0
• eskilundr (noun m.)0
• eskimær (noun f.)2
• eskingr (noun m.) ‘°(fin) snefygning. snefog’2
• eskisíða (noun f.)5
• Eskistofa (noun f.)0
• eskistǫng (noun f.)1
• Eskistrǫnd (noun f.)0
• eskja (noun f.) ‘land’7
• 2. eskja (noun f.)1
• eskjulaupr (noun m.)1
• eskjuljóð (noun n.)1
• Esmeria (noun ?)0
• esne (noun m.) ‘man, labourer, retainer’0
• esol (noun m.) ‘donkey, ass’0
• espa (verb)0
• esphœlingasaga (noun f.)0
• esphœlingr (noun m.)18
• Espi (noun n.)0
• espi- ((prefix))0
• Espidalr (noun m.)0
• Espiholt (noun n.)0
• Espihóll (noun m.)18
• Espiland (noun n.)0
• Espilundr (noun m.)0
• Espin (noun f.)0
• Espines (noun n.)0
• espingr (noun m.) ‘°båd/jolle (af asp)’1
• espini (noun n.)0
• Espirjóðr (noun n.)0
• Espisætr (noun n.)0
• Espiþveit (noun f.)0
• ess (noun n.) ‘[steed]’1
• esse (verb)3
• est (noun m.) ‘grace, favour; consent’7
• este (adj.) ‘gracious, favorable’1
• estote fortis (unclassified)0
• et (conj.)4
• 1. eta (noun f.) ‘food’33
• 2. eta (verb) ‘eat’452
• etall (adj.) ‘°ætsende’2
• etan (verb) ‘eat’4
• Etandr (noun m.)0
• etari (noun m.) ‘°ædedolk, grovæder’1
• Etheria (noun ?)0
• etheus (noun ?)0
• Ethiopia (noun ?) ‘Ethiopia’1
• 1. etja (noun f.) ‘aggression’8
• 2. etja (verb) ‘incite’132
• 3x. etja (verb) ‘°give (ngt) til føde, lade (ngt) ædes’7
• etjuhundr (noun m.)2
• etjukostr (noun m.)7
• etjulund (noun f.) ‘spirit of aggression’1
• etjulundr (adj.)1
• etjusund (noun n.)1
• etjutík (noun f.)2
• Etnir (noun m.)0
• ett (noun n.) ‘°name of the majuscule (small capital) ᴛ (notation for tt)’0
• etustallr (noun m.)1
• eucharistia (noun ?)0
• Eucharius (noun ?)0
• Eue (noun ?) ‘Eve’0
• Eufemía (noun f.) ‘[Euphemia]’1
• Eufenora (noun f.)0
• Eufrates (noun m.)1
• Eufronon (noun m.)0
• Eugenia (noun ?) ‘Eugenia’0
• eunuch (noun m.) ‘eunuch’0
• eunuchus (noun ?)0
• eupatorium (noun ?)0
• Europa (noun ?)5
• Eustachius (noun ?) ‘[Eustace]’4
• euticíusvilla (noun f.)1
• Eutropius (noun ?) ‘Eutropius’0
• Eva (noun f.) ‘[Eve, Eva]’52
• evangelion (noun ?)0
• evangeliskr (adj.)0
• evangelist (noun m.)0
• evangelista (noun ?)5
• evangelisti (noun m.) ‘°evangelist’2
• evangelium (noun ?)0
• eventus (noun ?)0
• Evesham (noun ?)0
• evigheit (noun f.)0
• evigr (adj.) ‘°evig’1
• ex (noun n.) ‘°name of the letter x’14
• ex frequentibus (unclassified)0
• exa (verb) ‘°sætte ax’1
• exactio (noun ?)0
• exactor (noun ?)0
• exagium (noun ?)0
• exaltatio sanctae crucis (noun ?)0
• examinare (verb)0
• examinatio (noun ?)0
• examinera (verb) ‘°udspørge’2
• exaudire (verb)0
• excellens (adj.)0
• excelsus (adj.)0
• exceptio (noun ?)0
• excessus (noun ?)0
• excommunicare (verb)0
• excommunicatio (noun ?)0
• excusatio (noun ?)0
• exemplar (noun ?)0
• exemplum (noun ?)0
• exilis (adj.)0
• eximi (noun n.) ‘°(en art) silkestof, cf. lat. examitum sb. n. & Falk 1919 71’8
• exorcista (noun ?)0
• expedire (verb)0
• expeditio (noun ?)0
• expens (noun n.) ‘°udgift, bekostning’5
• expensa (noun ?)0
• explorator (noun ?)0
• exsecutor (noun ?)0
• exterus (noun ?)0
• extraordinarius (adj.)0
• exulare (verb)0
• 1. ey (noun f.) ‘island’784
• 2x. ey (noun n.) ‘°the diphthong ey’1
• 3. ey (noun n.)1
• 4. ey (adv.) ‘always’35
• 5x. ey (adv.) ‘°ikke’3
• Ey- ((prefix))0
• eybarmr (noun m.)2
• eybaugr (noun m.) ‘island-ring’3
• Eybúi (noun m.) ‘[Island-dwellers]’1
• eydanajarl (noun m.)2
• Eydanir (noun m.) ‘island-Dane’3
• eydraupnir (noun m.) ‘Island-Draupnir’1
• 1. eyða (adj.) ‘°øde, ubeboet’2
• 2. eyða (verb) ‘destroy’455
• eyðandi (noun m.) ‘clearer, destroyer’5
• eyði (noun n.)3
• eyðiborg (noun f.)1
• eyðibyggð (noun f.)2
• eyðidalr (noun m.)1
• eyðiey (noun f.)3
• eyðifjall (noun n.)5
• eyðifjǫrðr (noun m.)4
• eyðihaf (noun n.)1
• eyðihús (noun n.)9
• eyðijarðarboðburðr (noun m.)1
• eyðijǫkull (noun m.)1
• eyðijǫrð (noun f.)10
• eyðikot (noun n.)8
• eyðiland (noun n.)7
• eyðilegging (noun f.)0
• eyðileggja (verb)0
• eyðileggjari (noun m.)0
• eyðiliga (adv.)1
• eyðiligr (adj.) ‘[wasted]’4
• eyðimarkarvegr (noun m.)1
• eyðimerkreinir (noun m.)1
• eyðimerkrmaðr (noun m.)1
• eyðimǫrk (noun f.) ‘desert’140
• eyðing (noun f.) ‘[elimination]’1
• eyðir (noun m.) ‘destroyer’29
• eyðirjóðr (noun n.)1
• eyðiruð (noun n.)0
• eyðirunnr (noun m.)1
• eyðiskemma (noun f.)3
• eyðisker (noun n.)2
• eyðiskógr (noun m.)14
• eyðistaðr (noun m.)3
• eyðistóll (noun m.)1
• eyðitrǫð (noun f.)3
• eyðiútlegð (noun f.)1
• eyðiveggr (noun m.)1
• eyfastr (adj.)1
• eyfirðingafjórðungr (noun m.)4
• eyfirðingakyn (noun n.)1
• eyfirðingr (noun m.)42
• eyfirzkr (adj.)6
• 1. eyfit (noun f.) ‘island-meadow’1
• Eyfura (noun f.)2
• eygarðr (noun m.)1
• Eygautr (noun m.) ‘Eygautr’1
• eygðr (adj.) ‘°som har (smukke/grimme/store) øjne; (Fr def. 2 ‘forsynet med auga 2’ beror på “Mork. 97/27”; cf. eygja vb.)’52
• eygenginn (adj.)1
• Eygir (noun m.)0
• Eygisfjǫrðr (noun m.)0
• 1. eygja (verb) ‘°forsyne med løkke; få øje (på ngn)’1
• 2. eygja (noun f.)0
• eygla (noun f.)0
• eygló (noun f.)1
• eyglóa (noun f.) ‘[ever-glow]’2
• Eygotaland (noun n.)0
• eygr (adj.) ‘eyed’7
• eyhjalmr (noun m.)1
• eyhlífnir (noun m.)0
• Eyi (noun m.)0
• Eyja (noun f.)39
• Eyjafjarðarkvísl (noun f.)0
• Eyjafjǫll (noun n.)17
• Eyjafjǫrðr (noun m.)230
• eyjaheiti (noun n.)0
• eyjakaup (noun n.)0
• eyjaklasi (noun m.)0
• eyjakona (noun f.)0
• eyjaland (noun n.)1
• eyjamaðr (noun m.)4
• eyjarband (noun n.)1
• Eyjarbit (noun n.)0
• eyjarbyggð (noun f.)0
• eyjarendir (noun m.)3
• Eyjarengi (noun n.)0
• eyjarepli (noun n.)1
• Eyjarhamrar (noun m.)0
• eyjarhlutr (noun m.)2
• Eyjarkalfr (noun m.)0
• eyjarmaðr (noun m.)7
• eyjarmannalík (noun n.)0
• eyjarnef (noun n.)1
• eyjarpartr (noun m.)2
• Eyjarsandar (noun m.)0
• eyjarskeggi (noun m.)11
• eyjarskekill (noun m.)1
• eyjarskiki (noun m.)2
• Eyjarstaðir (noun m.)0
• eyjarsund (noun n.)5
• eyjarsveinn (noun m.)2
• Eyjarvað (noun n.)0
• eyjarvist (noun f.)2
• Eyjasandr (noun m.)0
• Eyjastaðir (noun m.)0
• eyjasund (noun n.)16
• Eyjavatn (noun n.)0
• Eyjólfr (noun m.) ‘Eyjulfr, Eyjólfr’1052
• Eyjólfsson (noun m.)71
• eyjóttr (adj.) ‘°som er fuld af øer’2
• eyk (noun f.)0
• eykarmr (noun m.)0
• eykð (noun f.)33
• eykðamark (noun n.)0
• eykðamótum (adv.)0
• eykðarhelgi (noun f.)1
• eykðarhelgr (noun f.)0
• eykðarreið (noun f.)1
• eykðarskeið (noun n.)1
• eykðarstaðr (noun m.)2
• eykðartíð (noun f.)1
• eykðaskipun (noun f.)0
• eykðheilagr (adj.)1
• eykhestr (noun m.)5
• eykja (noun f.)0
• eykjafóðr (noun n.)3
• eykjagervi (noun n.)0
• Eykjarðr (noun m.)0
• eykjareiði (noun m.)1
• eykr (noun m.) ‘draught animal’143
• eykreiði (noun n.)1
• Eykrin (noun f.)0
• eykríðandi (noun m.)1
• eykríðr (noun m.)1
• eyktemjandi (noun m.)1
• eykvæn (noun f.)2
• eykyndill (noun m.)6
• eykyndilsvísa (noun f.)1
• eyland (noun n.) ‘island’46
• eyleggr (noun m.)0
• eylendingr (noun m.)3
• Eylimi (noun m.) ‘Eylimi’9
• eylúðr (noun m.)3
• eyma (verb) ‘[did not soften]’2
• eyman (noun n.)0
• eymð (noun f.) ‘misery’50
• eymðaráfelli (noun n.)1
• eymðarágirnd (noun f.)1
• eymðardagr (noun m.)2
• eymðardalr (noun m.)1
• eymðarfullr (adj.)2
• eymðarháttr (noun m.)0
• eymðarherbergi (noun n.)1
• eymðarhlutr (noun m.)1
• eymðarliga (adv.)0
• eymðarorð (noun n.)1
• eymðarskapr (noun m.)0
• eymðarstaðr (noun m.)1
• eymðartíð (noun f.)1
• eymðartíðendi (noun n.)2
• eymðartími (noun m.)4
• eymðarverk (noun n.)1
• Eymóðr (noun m.)1
• eymstr (adj.)0
• eymuna (adj.)0
• Eymundarson (noun m.)1
• Eymundr (noun m.)1
• 1x. eymuni (noun m.)1
• 2x. eymuni (adj.)3
• eymúlinn (noun m.)0
• eymylvir (noun m.) ‘[island-grinder]’1
• eymýlinn (noun m.)0
• Eynefr (noun m.) ‘Eynefr’1
• eyneglðr (adj.)1
• Eynir (noun m.) ‘the Eynir’3
• Eynæfir (noun m.) ‘Eynæfir’3
• Eyr- ((prefix))0
• Eyra (noun f.)322
• eyrablað (noun n.)1
• eyragránn (adj.) ‘grey-eared’1
• Eyraloftr (noun m.)1
• Eyrar (noun f.)189
• Eyrarbœr (noun m.)0
• eyrarnes (noun n.)1
• eyraroddi (noun m.)2
• eyrarós (noun f.)0
• eyrarsund (noun n.) ‘Øresund’20
• eyrartangi (noun m.)5
• eyrarúna (noun f.)2
• Eyraskógr (noun m.)0
• eyrasnepill (noun m.)2
• Eyrastræti (noun n.)0
• eyrasund (noun n.)10
• Eyrgjafa (noun f.)0
• eyrgoði (noun m.)1
• eyriból (noun n.)1
• eyrilauss (adj.)0
• eyrir (noun m.) ‘ounce, money, property’915
• eyrisból (noun n.)12
• eyrisbót (noun f.)2
• eyriskaup (noun n.)3
• eyrislag (noun n.)1
• eyrisland (noun n.)2
• eyrisleiga (noun f.)0
• eyrispenningr (noun m.)0
• eyrisskaði (noun m.)0
• eyrisspánn (noun m.)0
• eyrissporðr (noun m.)0
• eyristíund (noun f.)5
• eyristollr (noun m.)4
• eyrisvirði (noun n.)2
• eyrisvǫllr (noun m.)2
• eyrisvægi (noun n.)0
• eyrisvætt (noun f.)5
• eyrisþungi (noun m.)2
• eyrnablað (noun n.)1
• eyrnablaðkr (noun m.)0
• eyrnabora (noun f.)1
• eyrnabúnaðr (noun m.)0
• eyrnagaman (noun n.)2
• eyrnagát (noun f.)0
• eyrnagull (noun n.)8
• eyrnaheill (adj.)2
• eyrnahringr (noun m.)0
• eyrnakápa (noun f.)0
• eyrnalauss (adj.) ‘[an earless]’1
• eyrnalof (noun n.)1
• eyrnamark (noun n.)3
• eyrnarúna (noun f.)0
• eyrnaskefill (noun m.)0
• eyrnaskipti (noun n.)0
• eyrnasnepill (noun m.)2
• eyrnaverkr (noun m.)8
• eyrnavæta (noun f.)1
• eyrr (noun f.) ‘land-spit’126
• eyrsilfr (noun n.)2
• eyrskár (adj.)1
• eyrskr (adj.)0
• eyruggi (noun m.)0
• 1. eysill (noun m.) ‘°øseske’3
• 2. eysill (noun m.) ‘°eddike’1
• 3. eysill (adj.)0
• Eyskógamǫrk (noun f.)0
• Eysteinn (noun m.) ‘Eysteinn’310
• Eysteinsdalr (noun m.)0
• Eysteinsson (noun m.)2
• eystradœll (noun m.)0
• Eystragautland (noun n.)2
• Eystrasalt (noun n.)2
• eystrdœll (noun m.)1
• eystri (adj. comp.) ‘°østligere, som ligger mere mod øst’83
• Eystridalir (noun m.)0
• eystridœll (noun m.)0
• Eystrielfr (noun f.)0
• Eystusyn (noun f.)0
• eysund (noun n.) ‘[island-sound]’1
• eysýsl (noun m.)2
• Eysýsla (noun f.) ‘[Saaremaa]’7
• Eyvaldssonr (noun m.)1
• eyvana (adj.)0
• eyvellingagoðorð (noun n.)1
• eyverskr (adj.) ‘[army]’9
• Eyvindará (noun f.)24
• Eyvindarbúðir (noun f.)0
• Eyvindarson (noun m.)7
• Eyvindr (noun m.) ‘[Eyvindr, Eyvind]’357
• eyvirðuligr (adj.)0
• eyvit (adv.) ‘nothing, not at all’12
• eyvitar (adv.)3
• eyvitu (adv.)1
• eyzla (noun f.) ‘°ødselhed; ødelæggelse, ravage, undergang, ruin’6
• eyzlueyrir (noun m.)1
• eyzluligr (adj.)0
• eyzlumaðr (noun m.)2
• eyzlusemi (noun f.)0
• Eyþjófr (noun m.)2
• Eyþjófsbani (noun m.)2
• Eyþjófsson (noun m.)1
• eyþolinn (noun m.)0
• eyþvari (noun m.)1
• Ezechias (noun ?)0
• Ezechiel (noun m.)1
• 1. eþelstol (noun m.) ‘native habitation, national homeland, home [check]’1
• eþelweard (noun m.) ‘king, lord (of a homeland); guardian of a homeland’5