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GLAUMR,
m.
[glam,
cp.
Scot.
glamer
=
noise],
a
merry
noise,
esp.
at
a
banquet;
var
þar
inn
at
heyra
glaumr
mikill,
Ld.
170;
glaum
ok
hornaskol,
Eb.
28;
sat
við
drykkju,
þar
var
g.
mikill,
Eg.
303;
glaumr
mikill
ok
fjölmenni,
Fms.
xi.
108;
g.
ok
gleði,
Stud.
i.
23,
24,
Fms.
iv.
48;
gný
ok
glaum
herliðsins,
Hkr.
iii.
65:
freq.
in
mod.
usage,
g.
heimsins,
g.
veraldar,
the
noise
and
bustle
of
the
world,
Vídal.
2.
in
old
poetry
joy,
merriment;
glaums
andvana,
cheerless,
Gkv.
2.
41;
bella
glaumi,
29;
manna
g.,
joy
(society)
of
men,
Skm.
34;
glaumr
þverr,
the
cheer
(the
heart)
sinks,
Glúm.
339
(in
a
verse).
.
a
lusty
crowd
of
men;
val-glaumr,
a
host
of
warriors,
Gm.
21.
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