[3] at mey dána ‘after the maiden’s death’: Lit. ‘after the maiden dead’. (a) In the interpretation adopted here, the prep. at governs the acc., with the sense ‘after’; cf. phrases of the type at e-n fallinn/dauðan ‘after the death of sby’ (LP: 1. at B). (b) See the following Note, analysis (b), for an alternative possibility.