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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

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Anon (TGT) 12III/3 — oss ‘our’

Hringtælir gaf hálu
hlýrsólar mér dýra;
oss kom Hrund til handa
hræpolls drifin golli,
sút þás Herjans hattar …

Hringtælir gaf mér dýra hálu hlýrsólar; Hrund hræpolls, drifin golli, kom oss til handa, þás sút hattar Herjans …

The ring-trickster [GENEROUS MAN] gave me a precious troll-woman of the prow-sun [SHIELD > AXE]; the Hrund <valkyrie> of the carrion-pool [BLOOD > AXE], decorated with gold, came into our [my] hands, when the sorrow of Herjann’s <= Óðinn’s> hat [HELMET > WEAPON] …

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Pronouns and determiners: First person

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mik
mín
mér
vit
okkr
okkar
okkr
vér
oss
vár
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