Cookies

If you consent to being tracked, the site will place a cookie on your browser with a random value and collect information about the language, location, pages and actions you perform on this site. This helps us work out who is using the site and when, and how they are using it. This data is accessible to the framework administrators and includes only your IP address and the random user identifier to track anonymous users. Do you consent to this information being stored?

Onp2 tegn

’ ‘ ‹ › Ÿ « » ‘ ’ “ ” € ◃ ƒ š ¬ ° ª ⸌ ⸍ § Ž § º ¹ ² ³ ® ‡ ˆ ‰ Š ¦ ˜ ¯ Ï Ë ¨ ¸ ß â  ¼ ½ ð Ð ì Ì È Ê î Î ¥ Ñ ñ û Û © × þ Þ ã Ã Ù Ô œ Œ õ Õ ò Ò ù ¿ À ¾ µ ᴅ ž ± ¡ ¢ ´ ¤ ç Ç ß ‖ ÷ „ … — · † • ¶

ONP: Dictionary of Old Norse Prose

Word

gestr sb. m. [-s, dat. -i; -ir/-ar]

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

I.

1) gæst guest

2) udenlandsk købmand (of a foreign trader)

the implication of these citations is that the royal court seeks to control trade between foreigners in Norwegian harbours

3) kongelig soldat/spion, hirdmand af lavere status end hirðmaðr sb. m.) a royal retainer, spy or member of an attack group (of different and lower status than a hirðmaðr sb. m.)

cf. Hollander 1921-23 [SS 7] 63

II. (cogn.)

III. (propr. pers.) (cf. Kaplan 2004 [Gripla 15])

Form.: gestir (23); gesta (14); gestr (11); Gestr (10); gesti (8); gestum (7); gest (6); gester (3); gestinn (3); geste (3); gestrinn (2); gestinum (2); gæst (2); gestirnir (2); Gesturinn (2); gæstr (1); Gestz (1); gestanna (1); gestz (1); gestar (1); Gest (1); Gestir (1); Gester (1); gesster (1); gestom (1); gestur (1); gestina (1); gæstir (1); gestinom (1); Gestirnir (1); gestí (1); gestær (1); gistina (1); Gestrinn (1);

Comp.: and·vara- (3), au·fúsu- (5), nǽtr- (3), skemmðar- (2), vá- (3), vetr- (9)

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

Litt.: Bandle 1956 [BA 17] 226, 229; Blom 1960 [KLNM 5] 696 ff.; Breisch 1994 68, 100; Bugge 1905 70-75; Finnur Jónsson 1914 [ANF 30] 89; Gering 1916 [ANF 32] 20; Hamre 1961 [KLNM 6] 573; Hoffmeyer 1956 [KLNM 1] 400; Hollander 1921-1923 [SS 7] 176; Holtsmark 1961 [KLNM 6] 256; Jón Jóhannesson 1948 119; Kaplan 2004 [Gripla 15] ; Mawer 1932-1933 [APS 7] 27; Seip 1955 24, 28, 149; Seip 1960 [KLNM 5] 336 ff.; Seip 1961 [KLNM 6] 581

Genre. (expected): historical works [his]: 37 (20); legal works [jur]: 24 (11); charters [dip]: 13 (9); þættir [tot]: 10 (3); religious works [rel]: 9 (31); contemporary sagas [bis]: 9 (8); family sagas [isl]: 6 (14); romances [rom]: 4 (12); legendary sagas [fas]: 4 (5); unclassified [ ]: 1 (0); learned works [div]: 0 (4);

CS (red.) — January 2012

ER (omred.) — September 2020

External (non-ONP) resources:
...
...
...
...
IN PROGRESS
...

Lexicon Poeticum (2nd ed.)

This uses metadata and images from septentrionalia.net

gerðr - geta
gátt - gørva
...
...
ONP’s data is licensed as CC BY-SA 4.0, excluding images of editions and manuscripts, and content under ‘External (non-ONP) resources’ in dictionary entries.
Contact:
Dictionary of Old Norse Prose
onp@hum.ku.dk