þrjóta (verb) [str. 2; þrýtr, þraut, þrutu, þrotinn] ‘end, fail...’

• Egill Arkv 20^V (Eg 116)/2 — þrjóta ‘fail’962
• Eskál Hardr 1^III/4 — þrjóta ‘run short’980
• Tindr Hákdr 11^I/1 [var.] — þrytt987
• Ótt Knútdr 9^I/3 — þrjóti ‘fails’1026
• Okík Magn 3^II/2 — þraut ‘came to a close’1046
• Arn Þorfdr 15^II/3 — þraut ‘end’1055
• RvHbreiðm Hl 48^III/1 — þrautat ‘was not wanting’1145
• Gamlkan Has 65^VII/7 — þrjóti ‘end’1180
• Anon Óldr 21^I/2 — þraut ‘ceased’1190
• Anon Óldr 26^I/8 — þrjóta ‘come to an end’1190
• Anon Mhkv 26^III/1 — Þrýtra ‘withdraws’1200
• HSt Rst 27^I/6 — þrotit ‘to an end’1200
• SnSt Ht 31^III/6 — þrjóta ‘cease’1221
• Anon Líkn 28^VII/3 — þrýtrat ‘will not fail’1240
• Anon Gyð 5^VII/1 — þraut ‘came to an end’1340
• Kálf Kátr 50^VII/8 — þrjóti ‘ends’1380
• Anon Mv III 10^VII/5 — þraut ‘ended’1390
• Hregg Lv 2^VIII (GHr 2)/4 — þrjóta ‘are diminishing’?
• Kári Lv 4^V (Nj 49)/2 — þraut ‘he lacked’?

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