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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

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ESk Lv 14III/1 — fellr ‘crashes’

Stórt fellr gyrðill Garta;
grefr vindr Þrumu linda;
þýtr svalfjǫturr Selju;
svellr undrum men Hrundar.
Allt skelfr Brimlar belti;
brestr ern sili Hernar;
œst ferr umbgerð Hristar;
óðrs hringrinn Þrymlinga.

Gyrðill Garta fellr stórt; vindr grefr linda Þrumu; svalfjǫturr Selju þýtr; men Hrundar svellr undrum. Allt belti Brimlar skelfr; ern sili Hernar brestr; umbgerð Hristar ferr œst; óðrs hringrinn Þrymlinga.

The girdle of Garten <island> [SEA] crashes mightily; the wind carves the band of Tromøy <island> [SEA]; the cool fetter of Selja <island> [SEA] roars; the necklace of Runde <island> [SEA] swells terribly. The entire belt of Briml <island> [SEA] trembles; the vigorous harness-strap of Hernar <island> [SEA] bursts; the sheath of Riste <island> [SEA] moves madly; furious is the ring of Tromlingene <island> [SEA].

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