¹hnoss (noun f.) [°; -ir] ‘treasure...’

• Hfr ErfÓl 3^I/7 [var.] — hnossa1001
• Kali Lv 1^II/4 — hnossir ‘for your treasures’1098
• Mark Eirdr 27^II/4 — hnossum ‘with precious ornaments’1104
• Gamlkan Has 4^VII/2 — hnossa ‘of the ornaments’1180
• SnSt Ht 29^III/5 — hnossir ‘treasures’1221
• SnSt Ht 97^III/8 — hnossa ‘treasures’1221
• Anon Líkn 13^VII/6 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1240
• Anon Líkn 17^VII/6 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1240
• Anon Líkn 21^VII/6 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1240
• Anon Líkn 25^VII/6 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1240
• Anon Líkn 29^VII/6 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1240
• Anon Líkn 42^VII/6 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1240
• Sturl Hryn 21^II/8 — hnossir ‘treasures’1262
• Anon Brúðv 14^VII/4 — Hnossa ‘of costly things’1325
• Anon Brúðv 18^VII/8 — hnossa ‘of treasures’1325
• Anon Stríðk 1^III/1 — hnossa ‘ornaments’?
• FriðÞ Lv 31^VIII (Frið 37)/8 — hnoss ‘a precious ornament’?
• GunnLeif Merl I 59^VIII/8 — hnossir ‘treasures’?
• Herv Lv 6^VIII (Heiðr 21)/6 — hnossir ‘treasures’?
• Þul Ásynja 2^III/2 — Hnoss?
• Þul Ásynja 3^III/8 — Hnoss?

elements in compounds

• Sigv Ást 1^I — hnossfjǫlð ‘of bright treasures’ 1036