RvHbreiðm Hl 82III
Kari Ellen Gade (ed.) 2017, ‘Rǫgnvaldr jarl and Hallr Þórarinsson, Háttalykill 82’ in Kari Ellen Gade and Edith Marold (eds), Poetry from Treatises on Poetics. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 3. Turnhout: Brepols, p. 1093.
Glygg ‘of the storm’
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glygg (noun n.; °-s; -): storm < glyggfreyr (noun m.)
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
Glygg ‘of the storm’
(not checked:)
glygg (noun n.; °-s; -): storm < glyggfreyr (noun m.)
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
Freyr ‘The Freyr’
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Freyr (noun m.): (a god) < glyggfreyr (noun m.)
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
notes
[1] Gǫndlar (f. gen. sg.) ‘of Gǫndul’s <valkyrie’s>’: Gǫndla (m. gen. pl.) ‘of magic wands’ or ‘of phalli’ makes no sense in the present context. For the possible loss of final ‑r, see Note to st. 5/2. For the valkyrie Gǫndul, see Note to Þul Valkyrja 2/1.
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
notes
[1] Gǫndlar (f. gen. sg.) ‘of Gǫndul’s <valkyrie’s>’: Gǫndla (m. gen. pl.) ‘of magic wands’ or ‘of phalli’ makes no sense in the present context. For the possible loss of final ‑r, see Note to st. 5/2. For the valkyrie Gǫndul, see Note to Þul Valkyrja 2/1.
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
notes
[1] Gǫndlar (f. gen. sg.) ‘of Gǫndul’s <valkyrie’s>’: Gǫndla (m. gen. pl.) ‘of magic wands’ or ‘of phalli’ makes no sense in the present context. For the possible loss of final ‑r, see Note to st. 5/2. For the valkyrie Gǫndul, see Note to Þul Valkyrja 2/1.
veggjar ‘wall’
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1. veggr (noun m.; °-jar/-s(Páll²A 257³³), dat. -/-i(kun defin.); -ir): wall
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
veggjar ‘wall’
(not checked:)
1. veggr (noun m.; °-jar/-s(Páll²A 257³³), dat. -/-i(kun defin.); -ir): wall
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
veggjar ‘wall’
(not checked:)
1. veggr (noun m.; °-jar/-s(Páll²A 257³³), dat. -/-i(kun defin.); -ir): wall
kennings
Gǫndlar veggjar glygg-Freyr.‘Gǫndul’s wall’s storm-Freyr’
= WARRIOR
Gǫndul’s wall. → SHIELD
the storm of the SHIELD → BATTLE
The Freyr of the BATTLE → WARRIOR
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As st. 81 above.
The mss contain only this line. Before the line in papp25ˣ, Rugman has written Plura desiderantur ‘More are lost’, and in R683ˣ he added multa desunt ‘many are missing’. In papp25ˣ, this line is followed by st. 69 (see Introduction above).
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