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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

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ǪrvOdd Lv 1VIII (Ǫrv 7)/6 — háða ‘fought’

Menn sé ek ganga         frá Munarvágum,
gunnar gjarna         í grám serkjum.
Þeir hafa reiðir         rómu háða;
eru okkur skip         auð á ströndu.

Ek sé menn ganga frá Munarvágum, gjarna gunnar í grám serkjum. Reiðir hafa þeir háða rómu; skip okkur eru auð á ströndu.

I see men proceeding from Munarvágar, eager for a fight in grey mail-coats. Angry, they have fought a battle; our ships are empty on the beach.

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