FriðÞ Lv 33VIII (Frið 41)
Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.) 2017, ‘Friðþjófs saga ins frœkna 41 (Friðþjófr Þorsteinsson, Lausavísur 33)’ in Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.), Poetry in fornaldarsögur. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 8. Turnhout: Brepols, p. 240.
Mun ‘will ’
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munu (verb): will, must
[1] Mun ek þær gjafir: ‘[...]un ek þær gjafir’ 568ˣ, Þær mun ek ekki papp17ˣ, ‘mun eg [...] eige’ 1006ˣ, mun ek ekki þær 173ˣ
ek ‘I’
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ek (pron.; °mín, dat. mér, acc. mik): I, me
[1] Mun ek þær gjafir: ‘[...]un ek þær gjafir’ 568ˣ, Þær mun ek ekki papp17ˣ, ‘mun eg [...] eige’ 1006ˣ, mun ek ekki þær 173ˣ
þær ‘those’
[1] Mun ek þær gjafir: ‘[...]un ek þær gjafir’ 568ˣ, Þær mun ek ekki papp17ˣ, ‘mun eg [...] eige’ 1006ˣ, mun ek ekki þær 173ˣ
gjafir ‘gifts’
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gjǫf (noun f.): gift
[1] Mun ek þær gjafir: ‘[...]un ek þær gjafir’ 568ˣ, Þær mun ek ekki papp17ˣ, ‘mun eg [...] eige’ 1006ˣ, mun ek ekki þær 173ˣ
þiggja ‘accept’
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þiggja (verb): receive, get
[2] þiggja eigi: þiggja ei Holm10 VI, þiggja gjafir papp17ˣ, þær gäfur þyggja 1006ˣ, ‘gafr þiggja’ 173ˣ
eigi ‘not’
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3. eigi (adv.): not
[2] þiggja eigi: þiggja ei Holm10 VI, þiggja gjafir papp17ˣ, þær gäfur þyggja 1006ˣ, ‘gafr þiggja’ 173ˣ
nema ‘unless’
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2. nema (conj.): unless
[3] nema frægr hafi: so Holm10 VI, 568ˣ, nema þú hafir frægr 510, nema þú frægr hafir 27ˣ, nema þú fylkir papp17ˣ, 1006ˣ, 173ˣ
frægr ‘famous one’
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frægr (adj.; °-jan/-an; compar. -ri, superl. -jastr/-astr/-str): famous, renowned
[3] nema frægr hafi: so Holm10 VI, 568ˣ, nema þú hafir frægr 510, nema þú frægr hafir 27ˣ, nema þú fylkir papp17ˣ, 1006ˣ, 173ˣ
hafi ‘have’
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hafa (verb): have
[3] nema frægr hafi: so Holm10 VI, 568ˣ, nema þú hafir frægr 510, nema þú frægr hafir 27ˣ, nema þú fylkir papp17ˣ, 1006ˣ, 173ˣ
fjör ‘a life-threatening’
[4] fjörsótt tekit: so Holm10 VI, 568ˣ, 27ˣ, fjörsótt with tekit added in right margin in scribal hand 510, fjörsóttar hafir papp17ˣ, fjörsótt hafir 1006ˣ, 173ˣ
notes
[4] fjörsótt ‘a life-threatening illness’: A hap. leg. but the meaning of the cpd is perfectly clear. In the prose text following this stanza, the king indicates that he is indeed ill and he dies shortly afterwards.
sótt ‘illness’
[4] fjörsótt tekit: so Holm10 VI, 568ˣ, 27ˣ, fjörsótt with tekit added in right margin in scribal hand 510, fjörsóttar hafir papp17ˣ, fjörsótt hafir 1006ˣ, 173ˣ
notes
[4] fjörsótt ‘a life-threatening illness’: A hap. leg. but the meaning of the cpd is perfectly clear. In the prose text following this stanza, the king indicates that he is indeed ill and he dies shortly afterwards.
tekit ‘contracted’
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2. taka (verb): take
[4] fjörsótt tekit: so Holm10 VI, 568ˣ, 27ˣ, fjörsótt with tekit added in right margin in scribal hand 510, fjörsóttar hafir papp17ˣ, fjörsótt hafir 1006ˣ, 173ˣ
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Following King Hringr’s extraordinarily generous offer in Frið 40, Friðþjófr responds with this qualified acceptance.
The stanza is in both A and B recension mss, with the exception of 109a IIˣ. The metre is fornyrðislag. — [3]: The reading of Holm10 VI has been preferred here to that of 510, which is unmetrical unless frægr is desyllabified to frægur.
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