far (noun n.) [°-s; *-] ‘travel, vessel, trace, life, conduct...’

• Þjóð Haustl 1^III/6 — far ‘situation’850
• Egill Hfl 1^V (Eg 34)/4 — far ‘condition’936
• Egill Hfl 14^V (Eg 47)/8 — far ‘conduct’936
• OBarr Frag 2^III/2 — fara ‘ships’975
• Eyv Hál 1^I/7 [var.] — fars985
• Sigv Austv 2^I/6 — far ‘craft’1019
• Ótt Hfl 15^I/5 — fars ‘The ship’1023
• ÞjóðA Frag 5^II/4 — far ‘the vessel’1065
• Anon Mhkv 15^III/2 — far ‘the conduct’1200
• SnSt Ht 22^III/8 — far ‘the vessel’1221
• Sturl Hryn 15^II/6 — fars ‘of the ship’1262
• Anon Mv III 7^VII/5 — Farið ‘The vessel’1390
• Anon (TGT) 32^III/1 — far ‘the conduct’?

elements in compounds

• Eyv Hál 1^I — farmǫgnuðr ‘the travel-furtherer’ 985
• ÞKolb Eirdr 9^I — farlands ‘of the vessel-land’ 1014
• Arn Hryn 16^II — farligt ‘goodly’ 1046
• Sturl Hákkv 29^II — vínfars ‘of the wine-vessel’ 1263
• Anon Lil 91^VII — syndafari ‘sinful behaviour’ 1345