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ONP: Dictionary of Old Norse Prose

Word

hals sb. m. [hals, dat. -i; -ar]

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

I.

1) hals, nakke neck

 ● beygja hals [fyrir e-m]

 ● beygja hals [á e-m]

 ● brjóta á hals [e-n/sik]

 ● leggja hendr/... (upp) um/yfir hals [e-m]

 ● leggja á hals [e-t] [e-m]

 ● liggja á halsi [e-m] [um e-t]

 ● renna/hleypa á hals [e-m]

 ● standa upp yfir hals [á e-m]

 ● stíga/ganga á hals [e-m]

 ● upp á/yfir hals [e-rs]

2) (pars pro toto i forb. m. henrettelse, straf, underkastelse) (pars pro toto in connection with execution, punishment, submission)

3) (om strube, svælg) (of the throat)

4) højderyg, ås, bjergpas ridge, mountain pass

     (propr. comp.) :

5) ende (på aflang buet genstand), buespids (hvor buestrengen er fæstnet), rebende end (of long curved object), bow tip (where the bow string is attached), rope end

6) forreste og bagerste del af skibssiden hvor plankerne bøjes mod hinanden og mødes i stævnene furthest forward and aft parts of ship side where strakes are curved towards each other and meet in the stem-posts

cf. Falk 1912 51-52

7) rum forrest i skib forward quarters of ship, space in bow

cf. Falk 1912 84-85

8) mand, mandsperson, fyr, karl man, guy, fellow

 ● góðir halsar

9*) (for hasl?, cf. Stefán Karlsson 1980 [Gripla 4] 135-137; for balc?, cf. McDougall 1995 [Alvíssm 5] 108-109)

II. (cogn.)

III. (propr. topogr.)

Form.: hals (68); háls (23); halsi (21); halsinn (18); halsar (12); halsa (11); hálsi (10); hálsinn (10); halsinum (8); halse (7); halsana (5); halsinvm (4); hꜳlsi (3); hálse (3); hálsum (3); hálsa (3); hálsinum (2); haalsar (2); halssen (2); halꜱar (2); halsiɴ (2); halsins (2); haalsinn (1); hꜳlsinn (1); halsenn (1); Hálsi (1); halfs (1); hälz (1); halsarner (1); halsínum (1); halsínn (1); hálsanna (1); halsum (1); halz (1); ha̋ls (1); háalsi (1); háalsinn (1); halsí (1); hꜳlsenn (1); haalsarnir (1); halsin (1); haals (1); hꜳls (1); hááls (1); Hꜳlz (1); hꜳlss (1); hꜳlsins (1);

Comp.: barns- (1), bjarn- (1), boga- (2), bog- (1), digr- (1), dramb·semis- (1), dreka- (1), fjalls- (4), flóðar- (1), flóð- (1), gull- (7), hest- (1), hests- (2), lang- (9), leðr- (5), metnaðar- (1), mós- (3), nets- (3), skamm- (1), skógar- (2), vatn·veitu- (1)

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

Litt.: Andersen & Andersen 1989 61, 77-79, 164, 346, 349; Bandle 1956 [BA 17] 191; Bandle 1977 [Rit 12] 54; Christensen 1970 [KLNM 15] 566; Falk 1912 51-52, 64, 84-85; Falk 1914 91; Finnur Jónsson 1932-1933 [NB 20] 32-33; Finnur Jónsson 1933-1934 [APS 8] 271; Heinrichs 1994 [Alvíssm 3] 53; Jakobsen 1901 [ANOH 1901] 102; Kålund 1877 510; Kölbing 1894 [PBB 19] 110-111; Marwick 1952 139; McDougall 1995 [Alvíssm 5] 109; Páll Vídalín 1854 213 f.; Stefán Karlsson 1980 [Gripla 4] 135-137; Thors 1962 [KLNM 7] 232; Vinner 1995 (Rundt) 89

Genre. (expected): religious works [rel]: 83 (64); family sagas [isl]: 43 (29); historical works [his]: 33 (42); romances [rom]: 32 (25); contemporary sagas [bis]: 22 (18); legal works [jur]: 10 (23); þættir [tot]: 9 (5); legendary sagas [fas]: 7 (10); learned works [div]: 5 (7); charters [dip]: 2 (18); unclassified [ ]: 0 (1);

ER (red.) — December 2010

TW (eng. def.) — February 2024

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