[1-2] ræsir regnbýs ‘king of the rain-dwelling’: This expression seems to be a conflation of two God-kennings in Has 28/5-6: ræsir regnhallar ‘king of the rain-hall’ and 59/3-4: ræsir rǫðuls býs ‘king of the sun’s dwelling’. In both kennings, as here, ræsir provides the final stress in the odd-numbered l., while the weather-element whose ‘house’ is heaven provides the hǫfuðstafr.