Bókastaðir

Nouns

1. 1 maðr m. man, person
2. 2 sonr m. son
3. 3 konungr m. king
4. 4 mál n. speech, matter, lawsuit
5. 5 skip n. ship
6. 6 hǫnd f. hand, arm
7. 7 fé n. livestock, property, money
8. 8 land n. land, country
9. 9 bróðir m. brother
10. 10 vetr m. winter, year (of age)
11. 11 ráð n. advice, plan, counsel
12. 12 kona f. woman, wife
13. 13 frændi m. kinsman, relative
14. 14 dagr m. day
15. 15 jarl m. earl, jarl
16. 16 faðir m. father
17. 17 ferð f. journey, travel
18. 18 þing n. assembly, meeting
19. 19 sumar n. summer
20. 20 dóttir f. daughter
21. 21 orð n. word
22. 22 lið n. troop, following, force
23. 23 hestr m. horse, stallion
24. 24 fundr m. meeting, encounter
25. 25 nátt f. night
26. 26 sǫk f. charge, lawsuit, cause
27. 27 tíðendi n. news, tidings, events
28. 28 hlutr m. thing, part, share, lot
29. 29 bœr m. farmstead, farm buildings, town
30. 30 bóndi m. farmer, householder; husband
31. 31 sverð n. sword
32. 32 víg n. killing, slaying
33. 33 bú n. farm, household, husbandry
34. 34 hǫfuð n. head
35. 35 vinr m. friend
36. 36 goði m. chieftain-priest, godi
37. 37 móðir f. mother
38. 38 mót n. meeting, assembly
39. 39 vápn n. weapon
40. 40 skjǫldr m. shield
41. 41 kveld n. evening
42. 42 leið f. way, road, journey
43. 43 vísa f. verse, stanza
44. 44 sinn n. time, occasion
45. 45 lag n. layer, position, way; (pl.) law
46. 46 kostr m. choice, option, terms; quality, means
47. 47 vár n. spring
48. 48 fótr m. foot, leg
49. 49 morginn m. morning
50. 50 búð f. booth, temporary dwelling (at the assembly)
51. 51 hús n. house, building
52. 52 spjót n. spear
53. 53 sætt f. settlement, reconciliation, peace agreement
54. 54 skógr m. wood, forest
55. 55 hǫfðingi m. chieftain, leader
56. 56 stund f. while, period of time, hour
57. 57 hugr m. mind, thought, courage
58. 58 vegr m. way, road; manner; honour, glory
59. 59 haf n. sea, ocean
60. 60 bak n. back
61. 61 tal n. talk, conversation; count, number
62. 62 á f. river
63. 63 haust n. autumn
64. 64 staðr m. place, spot; stead
65. 65 hríð f. while, spell of time; storm, snowstorm; onslaught, attack
66. 66 ván f. hope, expectation, likelihood
67. 67 sveinn m. boy, lad; servant
68. 68 húskarl m. farmhand, manservant
69. 69 ørendi n. errand, message, business
70. 70 líf n. life
71. 71 øx f. axe
72. 72 eldr m. fire
73. 73 sár n. wound
74. 74 dómr m. judgement, verdict; court
75. 75 þræll m. slave, thrall
76. 76 ey f. island
77. 77 barn n. child
78. 78 boð n. invitation, feast; command, offer
79. 79 dyrr f. doorway, door
80. 80 veizla f. feast, banquet
81. 81 mágr m. kinsman by marriage (brother-in-law, father-in-law, son-in-law)
82. 82 tími m. time, season
83. 83 fǫr f. journey, expedition
84. 84 gjǫf f. gift, present
85. 85 bani m. death, slayer
86. 86 fjall n. mountain, fell
87. 87 sœmð f. honour, esteem
88. 88 borð n. board, plank; table; ship's side
89. 89 herað n. district, countryside
90. 90 garðr m. fence, enclosure; yard, farmstead
91. 91 fjǫrðr m. fjord, firth
92. 92 silfr n. silver
93. 93 veðr n. weather; wind
94. 94 saga f. story, tale, history
95. 95 húsfreyja f. housewife, mistress of the house
96. 96 verk n. work, deed, task
97. 97 klæði n. cloth, clothes
98. 98 vinátta f. friendship
99. 99 sveit f. district, community; band of men
100. 100 vist f. lodging, stay; provisions, food
101. 101 fǫrunautr m. travelling companion
102. 102 systir f. sister
103. 103 váttr m. witness
104. 104 virðing f. honour, esteem, reputation
105. 105 skap n. state of mind, temper, mood; (pl.) fate
106. 106 hross n. horse
107. 107 auga n. eye
108. 108 gripr m. valuable object, treasure
109. 109 nafn n. name
110. 110 vatn n. water; lake
111. 111 sel n. shieling, mountain dairy hut
112. 112 afl n. strength, might
113. 113 jǫrð f. earth, ground; land, property
114. 114 stofa f. living room, sitting room
115. 115 liðveizla f. help, support (esp. armed backing)
116. 116 braut f. road, way
117. 117 vandræði n. difficulty, trouble
118. 118 hals m. neck; forepart of a ship
119. 119 ætt f. family, lineage, descent
120. 120 félagi m. companion, partner, comrade
121. 121 leikr m. game, sport, play
122. 122 dalr m. valley, dale
123. 123 matr m. food
124. 124 flokkr m. band, troop, company
125. 125 steinn m. stone, rock
126. 126 fjǫlmenni n. crowd, large company of people
127. 127 drengr m. brave, honourable man; young man, fellow
128. 128 austmaðr m. Norwegian, man from the East
129. 129 alþingi n. the general assembly, Althing
130. 130 grið n. truce, quarter, safe-conduct
131. 131 skáli m. hall, sleeping-hall, hut
132. 132 hǫgg n. blow, stroke
133. 133 fang n. grasp, hold; wrestling; (pl.) provisions, supplies
134. 134 mǫrk f. forest, woodland; mark (unit of weight or money)
135. 135 fóstri m. foster-father, foster-son
136. 136 kirkja f. church
137. 137 feðgi m. father and son (together)
138. 138 aldr m. age, lifetime
139. 139 vǫllr m. field, plain, level ground
140. 140 bardagi m. battle, fight
141. 141 vǫxtr m. growth, stature, size
142. 142 víkingr m. viking, pirate, raider
143. 143 bót f. remedy, improvement; compensation, atonement
144. 144 heiðr f. heath, moor
145. 145 vili m. will, wish
146. 146 vika f. week
147. 147 vǫrn f. defence
148. 148 sax n. short sword
149. 149 ríki n. realm, kingdom, power
150. 150 draumr m. dream
151. 151 mein n. harm, injury; ailment
152. 152 tigr m. ten, decade (in counting)
153. 153 sótt f. sickness, illness
154. 154 rekkja f. bed, bedding
155. 155 sær m. sea
156. 156 goðorð n. chieftaincy, office of a goði
157. 157 atburðr m. event, occurrence, incident
158. 158 hjalmr m. helmet
159. 159 rúm n. room, space; bed, seat, place
160. 160 lík n. corpse, body
161. 161 blóð n. blood
162. 162 viðr m. wood, timber; tree, forest
163. 163 herra m. lord, sir
164. 164 jól n. Yule, Christmas
165. 165 sendimaðr m. messenger, envoy
166. 166 traust n. trust, confidence; support, protection
167. 167 siðr m. custom, usage; religion, faith
168. 168 kvæði n. poem, song
169. 169 vandi m. custom, habit
170. 170 heimamaðr m. member of a household, servant
171. 171 háttr m. manner, way, custom
172. 172 hey n. hay
173. 173 kaup n. bargain, purchase, trade; wages
174. 174 hringr m. ring, circle
175. 175 kaupmaðr m. merchant, trader
176. 176 berserkr m. berserk, frenzied warrior
177. 177 hundrað n. hundred (often the long hundred, 120)
178. 178 karl m. man, old man, common man
179. 179 holmganga f. duel (fought on an island or marked-out ground)
180. 180 haugr m. burial mound, cairn
181. 181 kapp n. zeal, contest, rivalry
182. 182 holmr m. islet, small island
183. 183 hurð f. door
184. 184 skaði m. harm, damage, loss
185. 185 þingmaðr m. assembly-man, follower of a chieftain
186. 186 kviðr m. verdict of a jury, testimony
187. 187 stýrimaðr m. steersman, ship's captain
188. 188 naut n. cattle, ox, head of cattle
189. 189 svefn m. sleep, dream
190. 190 ráðagerð f. plan, counsel, scheme
191. 191 gerð f. deed, doing; arbitration, settlement
192. 192 herr m. army, host
193. 193 skikkja f. cloak, mantle
194. 194 búi m. neighbour, householder
195. 195 efni n. material, matter, state of affairs
196. 196 loft n. air, sky; upper room, loft
197. 197 fóstbróðir m. foster-brother, sworn brother
198. 198 nes n. headland, promontory
199. 199 bátr m. boat
200. 200 prestr m. priest
201. 201 mær f. maiden, girl
202. 202 viðtaka f. reception, welcome; resistance
203. 203 eiðr m. oath
204. 204 byskup m. bishop
205. 205 varningr m. wares, merchandise
206. 206 byrr m. fair wind
207. 207 gull n. gold, gold ring
208. 208 vald n. power, authority, control
209. 209 gaman n. fun, amusement, pleasure
210. 210 frændsemi f. kinship, relationship
211. 211 sund n. swimming; strait, sound
212. 212 bragð n. trick, device; sudden movement, deed
213. 213 sauðr m. sheep
214. 214 trú f. faith, belief, religion
215. 215 herðr f. shoulder
216. 216 sómi m. honour, respect
217. 217 tún n. enclosed field, homefield, yard
218. 218 merki n. mark, sign, token; banner, standard
219. 219 bústaðr m. dwelling place, homestead, residence
220. 220 vætti n. testimony, witness-evidence
221. 221 dýr n. animal, beast, deer
222. 222 friðr m. peace
223. 223 atgeirr m. halberd, bill
224. 224 munr m. difference, degree; desire, mind
225. 225 sekð f. outlawry, condemnation, guilt
226. 226 hirðmaðr m. king's retainer, member of a royal following
227. 227 orrusta f. battle
228. 228 kerling f. old woman
229. 229 sauðamaðr m. shepherd
230. 230 guð m. God, god
231. 231 ásjá f. help, protection, support
232. 232 hár n. hair
233. 233 kné n. knee
234. 234 óvinr m. enemy, foe
235. 235 kveðja f. greeting, salutation
236. 236 laun n. reward, payment, recompense
237. 237 fǫruneyti n. company of travellers, escort
238. 238 feldr m. cloak, cape of skin or wool
239. 239 arfr m. inheritance
240. 240 gullhringr m. gold ring
241. 241 misseri n. half-year, season; (pl.) year
242. 242 sigr m. victory
243. 243 tjald n. tent, awning, hanging
244. 244 golf n. floor
245. 245 skaplyndi n. temper, disposition
246. 246 skǫmm f. shame, disgrace
247. 247 þǫkk f. thanks, gratitude
248. 248 eign f. property, possession, estate
249. 249 grjót n. stones, rock
250. 250 hefnd f. vengeance, revenge

Adjectives

1. 1 mikill great, large, much
2. 2 allr all, whole, entire
3. 3 margr many, many a
4. 4 góðr good
5. 5 lítill little, small
6. 6 annarr other, second
7. 7 illr bad, evil
8. 8 sannr true; guilty, proven
9. 9 fár few
10. 10 sjalfr self, oneself
11. 11 einn one, a certain
12. 12 samr same
13. 13 langr long
14. 14 sterkr strong
15. 15 gamall old
16. 16 víss certain, sure; wise
17. 17 dauðr dead
18. 18 kyrr quiet, still, at peace
19. 19 halfr half
20. 20 stórr big, large; great, important
21. 21 skammr short, brief
22. 22 varr aware; wary, cautious
23. 23 skjótr swift, quick
24. 24 nærri near, nearest, next
25. 25 harðr hard, harsh, severe
26. 26 hvítr white
27. 27 ungr young
28. 28 ríkr powerful, mighty; wealthy
29. 29 verðr worth, worthy, deserving
30. 30 vitr wise, intelligent
31. 31 fyrri former, earlier; (superl.) first
32. 32 sumr some, a certain one
33. 33 sekr guilty, condemned, outlawed
34. 34 vænn handsome, fine; promising, likely
35. 35 sárr wounded; sore, painful
36. 36 rauðr red
37. 37 vanr accustomed, used to; also lacking, wanting
38. 38 fagr fair, beautiful
39. 39 glíkr like, similar
40. 40 heill whole, sound, unhurt; lucky
41. 41 miðr middle, mid
42. 42 bráðr sudden, hasty
43. 43 réttr straight, right, just
44. 44 auðigr wealthy, rich
45. 45 svartr black, dark
46. 46 skyldr related, akin; bound, obliged
47. 47 slíkr such, of that kind
48. 48 lauss loose, free
49. 49 fjǫlmennr with many people, well attended
50. 50 vinsæll popular, well-liked
51. 51 fastr firm, fast, fixed
52. 52 þungr heavy; difficult, grievous
53. 53 fullr full
54. 54 gǫfugr noble, distinguished, of high rank
55. 55 reiðr angry, wroth
56. 56 fríðr beautiful, fair, fine
57. 57 hár high, tall; loud
58. 58 kunnigr known, well-known; versed in, skilled (esp. in magic)
59. 59 ágætr excellent, distinguished
60. 60 feginn glad, joyful
61. 61 œrinn ample, sufficient, plenty of
62. 62 sáttr reconciled, at peace, in agreement
63. 63 seinn slow, late
64. 64 rammr strong, mighty
65. 65 allmikill very great, very large
66. 66 þverr transverse, crosswise; flat (of a refusal)
67. 67 spakr wise, gentle, quiet
68. 68 blár blue, dark, black
69. 69 jafn even, equal, level
70. 70 forn old, ancient
71. 71 óðr mad, frantic, furious
72. 72 makligr deserving, fitting, proper
73. 73 digr thick, stout, big
74. 74 tíðr customary, frequent; eager, desirous
75. 75 fúss eager, willing
76. 76 kristinn Christian
77. 77 nýr new, fresh
78. 78 auðinn granted by fate, destined
79. 79 gildr of full worth, substantial, esteemed
80. 80 undarligr strange, wonderful
81. 81 efri upper, later (superl. efstr uppermost, last)
82. 82 hljóðr silent, quiet, taciturn
83. 83 hraustr valiant, bold, vigorous
84. 84 íslenzkr Icelandic
85. 85 ráðligr advisable, prudent
86. 86 heiðinn heathen, pagan
87. 87 fyrstr first
88. 88 ýmiss various, sundry; alternating, by turns
89. 89 ǫndverðr early, at the beginning (of a period); foremost
90. 90 hœgr easy, gentle, convenient
91. 91 allgóðr very good, excellent
92. 92 þvílíkr such, of such a kind
93. 93 gnógr enough, plentiful, abundant
94. 94 efniligr promising, of good prospects
95. 95 hræddr afraid, frightened
96. 96 frægr famous, renowned
97. 97 hvass sharp, keen; (of wind) strong
98. 98 vaskr valiant, brave, manly
99. 99 erfiðr difficult, toilsome
100. 100 ljóss light, bright; clear, evident
101. 101 kaldr cold
102. 102 dýrr dear, costly, precious
103. 103 grár grey
104. 104 kátr cheerful, merry
105. 105 skǫruligr splendid, handsome, imposing
106. 106 lendr landed, holding land from the king (lendr maðr, baron)
107. 107 vígr able to fight, skilled in arms
108. 108 glaðr glad, cheerful
109. 109 norrœnn Norwegian, Norse
110. 110 rǫskr vigorous, brave, doughty
111. 111 breiðr broad, wide
112. 112 magr lean, thin
113. 113 fœrr able to go, fit for travel; passable
114. 114 smár small, little
115. 115 sœmiligr seemly, honourable, becoming
116. 116 jafnmikill equally great, as large
117. 117 ódæll hard to deal with, overbearing
118. 118 lágr low, short
119. 119 óvarr unaware, off guard, unwary
120. 120 framr forward, foremost, excellent, distinguished
121. 121 heimill freely available, at one's disposal
122. 122 glíkligr likely, promising
123. 123 vándr bad, wicked, wretched
124. 124 mjór slender, thin, narrow
125. 125 feigr doomed to die, fey
126. 126 øruggr secure, reliable, fearless
127. 127 vandr difficult, hard, demanding
128. 128 gerviligr accomplished, capable, of fine appearance
129. 129 hœgri right (as opposed to left)
130. 130 ónýtr useless, void, worthless
131. 131 djúpr deep
132. 132 síðarri later, latter; (superl.) last
133. 133 heitr hot
134. 134 ókunnr unknown, unfamiliar, strange
135. 135 virðuligr honourable, worthy, distinguished
136. 136 auðsær easily seen, obvious
137. 137 sjúkr sick, ill
138. 138 gullrekinn inlaid with gold, gold-mounted
139. 139 ákafr vehement, eager, intense
140. 140 útlendr foreign, from abroad
141. 141 líkligr likely, probable
142. 142 hárfagr fair-haired
143. 143 fjǫlkunnigr skilled in magic, versed in witchcraft
144. 144 frjáls free, independent
145. 145 saklauss innocent, guiltless
146. 146 stórættaðr of great family, high-born
147. 147 vænligr promising, likely; handsome
148. 148 vinstri left (hand, side)
149. 149 fullkominn fully grown, complete, perfect
150. 150 jafnmargr equally many, as many
151. 151 hagr skilful, handy (esp. as a craftsman)
152. 152 sýnn visible, evident, clear
153. 153 ǫrr generous, liberal; swift
154. 154 móðr weary, exhausted
155. 155 ólíkligr unlikely
156. 156 albúinn fully ready, completely prepared
157. 157 rangr wrong, unjust; crooked
158. 158 léttr light, easy; cheerful
159. 159 ógildr unatoned, without compensation paid
160. 160 kynligr strange, odd
161. 161 bjartr bright, shining
162. 162 heilagr holy, sacred
163. 163 áliðinn far advanced, late (of time)
164. 164 einsær self-evident, the only thing to do
165. 165 kærr dear, beloved
166. 166 blíðr friendly, gentle, kindly
167. 167 óvinsæll unpopular, disliked
168. 168 trúr faithful, loyal, trusty
169. 169 blóðigr bloody, bleeding
170. 170 myrkr dark, murky; obscure
171. 171 ættstórr of great family, high-born
172. 172 sléttr level, smooth, even
173. 173 stórauðigr very wealthy
174. 174 óvígr unfit to fight, disabled
175. 175 óvænn unpromising, unlikely, hopeless
176. 176 opinn open
177. 177 ófúss unwilling, reluctant
178. 178 torsóttr hard to overcome, difficult to deal with
179. 179 búinn ready, prepared
180. 180 tvennr twofold, two (of two sorts or pairs)
181. 181 óheilagr outside the law's protection, unhallowed
182. 182 fróðr learned, wise, well-informed
183. 183 drengiligr manly, brave, honourable
184. 184 mettr having eaten one's fill, satisfied
185. 185 haltr lame, limping
186. 186 víðr wide, broad, extensive
187. 187 ótryggr untrustworthy, unreliable
188. 188 stirðr stiff
189. 189 ólíkr unlike, different
190. 190 blígr staring, goggle-eyed (nickname)
191. 191 góðgjarn well-meaning, benevolent
192. 192 snjallr eloquent; able, valiant
193. 193 ørvænn not to be expected, unlikely
194. 194 ásáttr agreed, in agreement
195. 195 lǫgmætr lawful, valid in law
196. 196 vaskligr manly, valiant, gallant
197. 197 þrǫngr narrow, tight, crowded
198. 198 ljótr ugly, hideous
199. 199 allfjǫlmennr with a very large following, very crowded
200. 200 merkiligr remarkable, significant, notable
201. 201 neðri lower, nether
202. 202 berr bare, naked; open, evident
203. 203 allkátr very merry, in high spirits
204. 204 heimskr foolish, stupid
205. 205 óráðligr inadvisable, unwise
206. 206 ýtri outer, outermost
207. 207 slœgr sly, cunning
208. 208 fámennr with few men, thinly manned
209. 209 óglíkligr unlikely, improbable
210. 210 styggr gruff, curt, unfriendly
211. 211 þrévetr three years old
212. 212 fálátr reserved, taciturn
213. 213 trauðr reluctant, unwilling; (neut. as adv.) hardly, scarcely
214. 214 óhœgr difficult, awkward, uncomfortable
215. 215 tiginn noble, of high rank
216. 216 stórmannligr magnificent, lordly, munificent
217. 217 auðveldr easy
218. 218 félauss penniless, without means
219. 219 auðsóttr easily obtained, easy to win over
220. 220 tíðendalauss without news, uneventful
221. 221 tregr unwilling, reluctant, slow
222. 222 óvíss uncertain, unknown; unaware
223. 223 armr wretched, wicked
224. 224 þarfr useful, serviceable
225. 225 vátr wet
226. 226 skapstórr proud, high-minded, haughty
227. 227 hentr suitable, fitting, convenient
228. 228 dæll easy, easy to deal with, familiar
229. 229 hallr leaning, sloping, tilted
230. 230 drjúgr ample, substantial, lasting
231. 231 ófœrr unable, helpless; impassable
232. 232 blindr blind
233. 233 sannligr likely, plausible; fitting
234. 234 mannmargr with many people, crowded
235. 235 þykkr thick, dense
236. 236 ættaðr descended, of a family (from a place)
237. 237 kurteiss courteous, well-mannered, refined
238. 238 framgjarn ambitious, eager to push forward
239. 239 málugr talkative, garrulous
240. 240 suðreyskr from the Hebrides, Hebridean
241. 241 blóðugr bloody
242. 242 hættr dangerous, risky
243. 243 harmdauði whose death is much lamented
244. 244 kynstórr of great family, high-born
245. 245 nýtr useful, capable, worthy
246. 246 nýkominn newly arrived
247. 247 allfár very few
248. 248 síðr long, hanging low
249. 249 hærulangr long-haired
250. 250 nógr enough, sufficient

Adverbs

1. 1 þá then, at that time
2. 2 þar there, in that place
3. 3 eigi not
4. 4 nú now
5. 5 svá so, thus, in this way
6. 6 síðan afterwards, then, since
7. 7 upp up, upwards
8. 8 vel well
9. 9 enn still, yet, again
10. 10 þó yet, nevertheless
11. 11 heim home, homewards
12. 12 út out, outwards
13. 13 hér here
14. 14 mjǫk much, very, greatly
15. 15 fram forward, forth
16. 16 þegar at once, immediately
17. 17 saman together
18. 18 brott away, off
19. 19 fyrr before, earlier, sooner
20. 20 inn in, inside, inwards
21. 21 ekki not
22. 22 heldr rather, more; quite
23. 23 áðr before, previously, already
24. 24 aftr back, backwards; again
25. 25 niðr down, downwards
26. 26 ofan down, from above
27. 27 hversu how
28. 28 þangat thither, to that place
29. 29 illa badly, ill
30. 30 norðr north, northwards
31. 31 lengi long, for a long time
32. 32 aldri never
33. 33 þaðan thence, from there
34. 34 suðr south, southwards
35. 35 hvar where
36. 36 nær near, nearly; when
37. 37 betr better (superlative: best)
38. 38 jafnan always, constantly
39. 39 heima at home
40. 40 vestr west, westwards
41. 41 síð late (comparative: later, afterwards)
42. 42 oft often
43. 43 austr east, eastwards
44. 44 úti outside, out of doors
45. 45 heiman from home
46. 46 lítt little, slightly, poorly
47. 47 hingat hither, to this place
48. 48 útan abroad, out of the country
49. 49 inni inside, indoors
50. 50 uppi up, up above
51. 51 hvergi nowhere, in no way
52. 52 snemma early
53. 53 víða widely, far and wide
54. 54 sundr asunder, apart, in two
55. 55 skjótt quickly, swiftly
56. 56 meirr more
57. 57 hví why
58. 58 undan away, out from under
59. 59 því therefore, for that reason
60. 60 norðan from the north
61. 61 heðan hence, from here
62. 62 né nor
63. 63 vestan from the west
64. 64 síðr less
65. 65 lengr longer
66. 66 fast firmly, hard
67. 67 verr worse
68. 68 allvel very well
69. 69 austan from the east
70. 70 brátt soon, quickly
71. 71 gjarna gladly, willingly
72. 72 víst certainly, surely
73. 73 ella otherwise, else
74. 74 fyrri earlier, before, formerly
75. 75 brottu away, gone, absent
76. 76 sunnan from the south
77. 77 varla hardly, scarcely
78. 78 ok also, too
79. 79 fjarri far off, far from it
80. 80 neðan from below, up from beneath
81. 81 hart hard, fiercely, harshly
82. 82 hvé how
83. 83 megin on the side (of)
84. 84 harðla very, exceedingly
85. 85 bæði both
86. 86 innan from within, inside
87. 87 framan from the front, forward
88. 88 drengiliga bravely, manfully
89. 89 hvaðan from where, whence
90. 90 gǫrla clearly, fully, exactly
91. 91 fyrst first, firstly
92. 92 innar further in
93. 93 síðarr later, afterwards
94. 94 hátt loudly, aloud
95. 95 hvernig how, in what way
96. 96 niðri down, below (position)
97. 97 of too, excessively
98. 98 seinn slow, late
99. 99 lǫngum for a long time, often, usually
100. 100 aldrigi never

Verbs

100 Old Norse Verbs

1. 1 vera be, exist
2. 2 hafa have, hold
3. 3 segja say, tell
4. 4 munu will, shall; be likely to
5. 5 koma come, arrive
6. 6 fara go, travel
7. 7 mæla speak, say
8. 8 vilja want, wish, be willing
9. 9 skulu shall, must, be obliged to
10. 10 taka take, seize
11. 11 ganga walk, go
12. 12 gera do, make
13. 13 verða become, happen, have to
14. 14 kveða say, recite (verse)
15. 15 þykkja seem, be thought; (with dat.) think
16. 16 eiga own, have; be married to
17. 17 láta let, allow; leave; behave
18. 18 ríða ride
19. 19 búa live, dwell, keep house; prepare, equip
20. 20 heita be called, be named; promise
21. 21 sjá see, look
22. 22 spyrja ask; hear of, learn
23. 23 biðja ask, request, bid; pray
24. 24 svara answer
25. 25 mega be able, may
26. 26 fá get, obtain; be able to
27. 27 ætla intend, mean; think, suppose
28. 28 vita know
29. 29 bera carry, bear
30. 30 leggja lay, place; thrust (with a weapon)
31. 31 gefa give
32. 32 finna find, meet
33. 33 ráða advise, decide, rule over
34. 34 sitja sit, stay
35. 35 bjóða offer, invite; command
36. 36 standa stand
37. 37 kalla call, name; claim
38. 38 hlaupa leap, run
39. 39 halda hold, keep; steer, make one's way
40. 40 skilja part, separate; understand
41. 41 falla fall, be slain
42. 42 setja set, place
43. 43 liggja lie, be situated
44. 44 veita grant, give, render (help)
45. 45 sœkja seek, attack; prosecute at law
46. 46 leita search for, look for
47. 47 drepa kill, strike
48. 48 tala speak, talk
49. 49 senda send
50. 50 hǫggva strike, hew, cut
51. 51 þurfa need, have need of
52. 52 geta get, beget; guess; mention
53. 53 sýna show; (reflexive) seem, appear
54. 54 snúa turn, twist
55. 55 nefna name, mention; appoint
56. 56 fylgja follow, accompany
57. 57 hyggja think, intend, consider
58. 58 líða pass, glide by (of time)
59. 59 kunna know, know how to, be able
60. 60 vinna work, win, accomplish
61. 61 heyra hear
62. 62 hitta meet, find, hit upon
63. 63 fœra bring, convey
64. 64 bregða move quickly, draw; change, break off
65. 65 reka drive, drift
66. 66 lúka close, finish, conclude
67. 67 berja strike, beat; (reflexive) fight
68. 68 sigla sail
69. 69 kenna know, recognize; teach; attribute
70. 70 draga draw, drag, pull
71. 71 líta look, see; (reflexive) seem, appear
72. 72 þiggja receive, accept
73. 73 flytja carry, convey; plead, recite
74. 74 skifta divide, share; exchange, change
75. 75 stefna summon, call to a meeting; set course, head (for)
76. 76 skjóta shoot, thrust, push
77. 77 vega strike, slay; weigh
78. 78 kaupa buy, bargain, trade
79. 79 gjalda pay, repay, requite
80. 80 glíka please, be to one's liking
81. 81 selja sell; hand over, give
82. 82 verja defend, guard
83. 83 bíða wait, await; suffer, endure
84. 84 leiða lead, conduct
85. 85 renna run, flow
86. 86 lýsa make known, declare; shine, give light
87. 87 kasta throw, cast
88. 88 nema take, seize; learn
89. 89 binda bind, tie
90. 90 kveðja greet, address; call upon, summon
91. 91 þakka thank, give thanks for
92. 92 beiða ask, request; (mid.) ask for oneself
93. 93 anda breathe; (reflexive) die, pass away
94. 94 reyna try, test; experience, prove
95. 95 skipa arrange, assign places, man (a ship), appoint
96. 96 fagna welcome, receive gladly; rejoice
97. 97 dvelja delay, detain; (reflexive) stay, remain
98. 98 telja count, reckon; say, declare
99. 99 róa row
100. 100 ná reach, get, attain
101. 101 vaxa grow, increase
102. 102 rœða speak, talk, discuss
103. 103 brenna burn (something), set fire to
104. 104 hefna avenge, take vengeance
105. 105 hverfa turn; disappear, vanish
106. 106 bœta better, mend; pay compensation
107. 107 stíga step, tread, mount
108. 108 virða value, esteem, judge
109. 109 lifa live, be alive
110. 110 unna love; grant, allow
111. 111 hefja lift, raise; begin
112. 112 frétta ask, inquire; hear of, learn
113. 113 sofa sleep
114. 114 kjósa choose, elect
115. 115 hljóta get by lot, obtain; have to, must
116. 116 brjóta break
117. 117 sætta reconcile; (mid.) come to terms
118. 118 leysa loosen, release, set free; settle, redeem
119. 119 hætta leave off, stop; risk, venture
120. 120 gifta give in marriage; (mid.) marry
121. 121 horfa turn, face, look towards
122. 122 drekka drink
123. 123 una be content, be satisfied with
124. 124 skorta lack, be wanting
125. 125 þora dare
126. 126 reiða carry, convey; brandish, swing; pay out
127. 127 duga avail, be of use; help, support
128. 128 muna remember
129. 129 heimta claim, demand; fetch, call for
130. 130 launa reward, repay, requite
131. 131 slá strike, hit; mow
132. 132 ljósta strike, hit
133. 133 vakna wake up, awaken
134. 134 þrífa grasp, seize, snatch
135. 135 vænta hope, expect
136. 136 njóta enjoy, benefit from, make use of
137. 137 gæta watch over, take care of, guard
138. 138 leika play, sport; deal with
139. 139 vekja wake (someone), rouse; stir up
140. 140 spretta spring up, start, burst forth
141. 141 trúa believe, trust
142. 142 fýsa urge, incite; desire, be eager
143. 143 skera cut, carve, slaughter
144. 144 létta lighten, relieve; leave off, cease
145. 145 greiða pay, hand over; arrange, put in order
146. 146 bíta bite; cut, take effect (of a weapon)
147. 147 safna gather, collect, assemble
148. 148 festa fasten, make fast; pledge, betroth
149. 149 dœma judge, give judgment, sentence
150. 150 valda cause, bring about; wield, rule over
151. 151 víkja turn, move aside, give way
152. 152 fœða give birth to; feed, nourish, bring up
153. 153 byggja settle, inhabit, dwell in
154. 154 deyja die
155. 155 yrkja compose (poetry); work, till
156. 156 hlýða listen, give heed; be permissible, avail
157. 157 eggja egg on, urge, incite
158. 158 heilsa greet
159. 159 rétta straighten, stretch out; set right
160. 160 flýja flee, run away
161. 161 leyna hide, conceal
162. 162 nenna be willing, care to, bring oneself to
163. 163 missa miss, lose, be without
164. 164 fella fell, cause to fall, kill; fit (of felldr)
165. 165 játa say yes, assent, agree to, promise
166. 166 dreyma dream
167. 167 spara spare, save, withhold
168. 168 meta value, estimate, judge
169. 169 gruna suspect, have a misgiving
170. 170 deila divide, share out; quarrel, dispute
171. 171 gegna suit, be fitting; mean, signify
172. 172 hirða keep, store, tend; care about
173. 173 hlæja laugh
174. 174 støkkva spring, leap, flee
175. 175 rísa rise, get up
176. 176 þola endure, bear, suffer
177. 177 geyma keep, guard, take care of
178. 178 steðja place, station, fix; halt, leap
179. 179 varðveita keep, guard, take care of
180. 180 minna remind; (reflexive) remember
181. 181 tjalda pitch a tent, hang with tapestries
182. 182 letja hold back, dissuade, hinder
183. 183 afla gain, acquire, earn
184. 184 vitja visit, go to see
185. 185 grípa grasp, seize, snatch
186. 186 hugsa think, consider, intend
187. 187 ræna rob, plunder
188. 188 vísa show, point out, direct
189. 189 grafa dig, bury; carve
190. 190 auka increase, add to
191. 191 týna lose, destroy; perish
192. 192 hleypa make run, ride fast, let loose
193. 193 lofa praise; permit, allow
194. 194 herja harry, raid, make war
195. 195 kippa pull, snatch, jerk
196. 196 treysta trust, rely on; dare, venture
197. 197 kvánga marry (of a man), give a wife to
198. 198 skapa shape, create; ordain, arrange
199. 199 þegja be silent, keep quiet
200. 200 henda catch, seize; befall