¹svik (noun n.) [°-s; -] ‘deceit, treachery; poison...’

• Ggnæv Þórr 1^III/1 — svik ‘treachery’950
• Egill Lv 44^V (Eg 127)/4 — svik ‘cheating’965
• Hfr ErfÓl 19^I/6 — svikum ‘treachery’1001
• Sigv Víkv 2^I/2 — svik ‘treachery’1015
• Sigv Austv 19^I/4 — svika ‘treason’1019
• Þorm Þorgdr 4^V (Fbr 5)/2 — svik ‘deceit’1025
• Sigv Lv 14^I/4 — svikum ‘treason’1027
• Sigv Lv 15^I/8 — svik ‘treason’1028
• Sigv Lv 17^I/7 — svik ‘treason’1029
• Sigv Berv 8^II/4 — svik ‘deceit’1038
• Arn Magndr 17^II/1 — Svik ‘deceit’1050
• Bkrepp Magndr 2^II/8 — svik ‘treason’1100
• Rv Lv 32^II/6 — svik ‘treachery’1153
• Anon Líkn 11^VII/4 — svika ‘of falsehoods’1240
• Anon Hsv 64^VII/6 — svik ‘treachery’1258
• Anon Hsv 69^VII/6 — svikum ‘treachery’1258
• Anon Hsv 90^VII/6 — svikum ‘for treachery’1258
• Anon Mv III 23^VII/8 — svikið ‘to deceive’1390
• Anon Mgr 49^VII/3 — svik ‘the deceit’1394
• GunnLeif Merl I 48^VIII/9 — svik ‘his treachery’?
• GunnLeif Merl II 41^VIII/6 — svikum ‘treachery’?

elements in compounds

• Þflekk Lv 1^II — dróttinssvika ‘traitors to their liege-lord’ 1038
• Mark Eirdr 4^II — svikfolks ‘of treacherous people’ 1104
• Kolb Jónv 2^VII — svikbannandi ‘who bans falsity’ 1200
• Anon Brúðv 30^VII — svikaferð ‘multitudes of deceits’ 1325
• GunnLeif Merl II 64^VIII — svikaráðum ‘treacherous counsels’ ?