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ONP: Dictionary of Old Norse Prose

Word

1dul sb. f. [-ar; -ar]

(cf. dul sb. n., dula sb. f., dulr sb. m.) 1dul sb. f. [76] 2dul sb. n. [1] 1dula sb. f. [1] dulr sb. m. [10]

Status: excerpted citation slips citation text supplemented structured definitions in Danish definitions in English

1) skjulen, tilsløring, forklædning, hemmelighedskræmmeri, blændværk concealment, disguise, secretiveness, delusion

 ● draga dul/dular [á ! / yfir e-t] tilsløre (sandhed), lægge skjul (på ngt), hemmeligholde cover up (truth), conceal (sth.), keep secret

 ● drepa dul [yfir e-t / um e-t] lægge skjul (på ngt), hemmeligholde conceal (sth.), keep secret

 ● með/við dul i al hemmelighed in secret

2) selvbedrag, indbildskhed self-delusion, self-deception, conceit

 ● draga (þá) dul [á sik/e-t / yfir sik] [■] være indbildsk, være (så) indbildsk (at ...), bilde sig ind (at man kan ...) be (so) conceited (as to ...), delude oneself (that one can ...)

 ● hyggja fyrir sér dul [■] bilde sig ngt ind (hvis man tror, at man kan ...) delude oneself (should one believe that one can ...)

 ● mǽla sér dul bilde sig ngt ind practise self-deception

 ● setja þá dul yfir höfuð [sér] [■] være (så) indbildsk (at ...) be (so) conceited (as to ...)

 ● ǽtla sér (þá) dul [■], ǽtlask dul [■] være indbildsk, bilde sig (ngt) ind (hvis man tror, at man kan ...), bilde sig ind (at man kan ...) delude oneself, deceive oneself (should one believe that one can ...), fool oneself into thinking (that one can ...)

3) nægtelse denial
 ● ganga dul [fyrir e-m] sværge benægtelsesed (cf. duleiðr sb. m.) swear an oath of denial

Form.: dul (65); dvl (6); dular (3); drápu (2); du᷎l (2); Dvl (1);

Comp.: hǫfuð- (1), of- (7)

Gloss.: EJ; ClV; ClVAdd _; ClVErr _; ClVSuppl; Suppl1 _; Suppl2 _; Finsen _; Fr; FrErr1 _; FrErr2 _; FrErr3 _; LLFrämm _; Hertzb _; HertzbLat _; HertzbTill _; Suppl4 _; Fischer _; Anm _; Bin _; Rím; LP; Med _; MedComp _; MedSimp _; WN _; AH _; AJ; deVr; Fr4; NO; Walter _; ÁBlM; Bl; WPA _;

Litt.: Bandle 1956 [BA 17] 221

Genre. (expected): religious works [rel]: 25 (21); romances [rom]: 25 (8); legendary sagas [fas]: 13 (3); family sagas [isl]: 8 (9); historical works [his]: 5 (14); charters [dip]: 3 (6); learned works [div]: 0 (2); legal works [jur]: 0 (7); contemporary sagas [bis]: 0 (6); unclassified [ ]: 0 (0); þættir [tot]: 0 (2);

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