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Source: Cleasby/Vigfusson, page b0509, entry 23 View original page image as: [TIFF] [PNG] [View previous entry] [View next entry] |
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sak-leysi, n. the being not guilty; in old writers esp. used in phrases, um (fyrir) sakleysi, without due ground, without provocation, Nj. 270; faðir hans sótti Hjalta um saklöysi, Bs. i. 19; at eigi hafi um s. verit, þar sem Gunnarr rauf sætt við þá nafna, Nj. 106; ekki görði Kári þetta um s., hann er í öngum sættum við oss, 270; eigi er s. við þú, Fb. ii. 352; fyrir s., Fms. i. 302; Ólafr var eigi í s. við Sýja, O.H.L. 12; sumir kalla at eigi sé s. í, þótt ..., Ld. 64. 2. innocence, passim.
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set-geiri, a, m. a 'seat-goar,' a piece let into a pair of breeches; í brókum með setgeira í, Ld. 136; hann skar rauf á setgeiranum, Fms. vii. 202. set-geira-brækr, f. pl. breeches with goars in the seat, Ld. 136.
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SKURN, f. (cp. Fas. iii. 215, Clar., but erroneously), an egg-shell or nut-shell: ostram, þat köllu vér skurn eðr skel, Stj. 88; hafði konungr skurnit (sic) fyrir borðker, Fas. iii. 215; eggit, var brotin rauf á skurninni, id.; skurn ok kjarni, Karl. 279; egg-skurn, an egg-shell, Edda. 2. an ornamented shell-box(?); hvít skurn gyllt, með loki brotin, Dipl. v. 18; skurn búin, Vm. 109; skurnir átta svartar, ok er ein með loki, Dipl. v. 18; skurnir níu ok tvær lokaðar, iii. 4; ein skurn búin, B.K. 31, D.N. passim; valhnotar-s., a walnut-shell, Fms. vii. 225.
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