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ONP: Dictionary of Old Norse Prose

Word

2herja vb.

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

A.

1) [e-t] hærge (et sted) angribe (et sted), drage ud på (vikinge)togt

2) [e-t] bemægtige sig, bortføre

3) [e-n] [ór e-u] befri (ngn) (fra ngt)

4) [e-t] overfalde

 ● herja (í) helvíti overfalde dødsriget, kæmpe i dødsriget

 ● ‖præt. part. herjaðr besejret

B. herja + præp./adv.

á: herja (upp) á

1) [e-n/e-t] hærge, angribe, drage ud på (vikinge)togt

 ● herja á hendr [e-m]

2) [e-n] kæmpe mod (ngn)

3) [e-n] røve (ngn), plyndre (ngn)

4) [e-n] plage (ngn)

af: herja af

[e-u] røve

eftir: herja eftir

[e-u] bemægtige sig (ngt)

í: herja í

[e-t] hærge (et sted)

til: herja til

1) [e-s] drage på togt (til et sted)

2)
 ● herja til helvítis/helvíta overfalde dødsriget, kæmpe i dødsriget

3) [e-s] [e-m] tvinge (ngn) (til ngt)

4) [■] røve

C. herjask + præp./adv.

á: herjask á

[!] kæmpe med hinanden

Form.: heria (21); heriaði (8); herjaði (6); herjuðu (6); heriat (3); herja (3); heriaðe (2); heriaþe (2); heriudu (2); hieria (2); heriaðir (2); herjat (2); heriade (2); hæria (1); herivþv (1); herioðio (1); heriadir (1); herjaðir (1); hieradi (1); Heria (1); heriar (1); heriaðiz (1); hæriar (1); heriadi (1); heriaðv (1); herjer (1); herioðo (1); heriad (1); herivdv (1); herioðu (1);

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 (her); Bl; WPA _; ; LMNL

Litt.: Bell 1980 [ANF 95] 98; Bøe 1962 [KLNM 7] 269-270; Gundersen 1964 [KLNM 9] 258; Seip 1955 334

Genre. (expected): historical works [his]: 30 (13); religious works [rel]: 21 (21); romances [rom]: 9 (8); learned works [div]: 4 (2); family sagas [isl]: 4 (9); legal works [jur]: 3 (7); contemporary sagas [bis]: 3 (6); legendary sagas [fas]: 3 (3); þættir [tot]: 1 (2); unclassified [ ]: 0 (0); charters [dip]: 0 (6);

AS (red.) — August 2022

ÞH (strukt.) — March 2011

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