[5] sigðir (m.) ‘scythe’: From sigðr m. ‘scythe’. According to Falk (1914b, 58), the heiti either refers to old swords with curved blades or likens a sword to a sharp sickle (cf. sniðill m. ‘pruning-knife’). The A, B variant siglir (lit. ‘decorated’; cf. sigli n. ‘adornment’) could have been caused by snyrtir ‘polisher’ in the next line.