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[8] okkr bæði (n. acc. pl.) ‘both of us’: The Rask87ˣ variant, okkar beggja (gen. pl.) ‘of us both’, qualifies afkvæmi ‘offspring’ (l. 7), which is less likely since that noun is already qualified by þitt ‘your’ (l. 7).