2fjǫl (noun n.) ‘very...’
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ONP: 2fjǫl sb. n.citations (undefined)
elements in compounds
- fjǫlkunnt ‘the well-known’ — Eyv Hál 5I 985
- fjǫlblíðs ‘of the most friendly’ — Sigv Berv 5II 1038
- fjǫlkunnigra ‘of the magic-skilled’ — Sigv ErfÓl 16I 1040
- fjǫlmennr ‘with strong numbers’ — Valg Har 7II 1050
- fjǫlmennum ‘the well-manned’ — Hskv Útdr 7II 1120
- fjǫlnenninn ‘the very vigorous’ — ESk Hardr II 1II 1136
- fjǫlgóðr ‘good’ — ESk Geisl 24VII 1153
- fjǫlkostig ‘the many-virtued’ — Anon Pl 55VII 1160
- fjǫlhress ‘The very hearty’ — Anon Leið 19VII 1190
- fjöldyggr ‘Very faithful’ — Anon Líkn 14VII 1240
- fjölvaran ‘very cautious’ — Anon Sól 5VII 1255
- fjölmagnat ‘The sorcery-strengthened’ — Sturl Hrafn 16II 1264
- fjölmætr ‘The very distinguished’ — Anon Gyð 2VII 1340
- fjölkunnigr ‘knowing magic’ — Anon Lil 15VII 1345
- fjölkunnigan ‘the clever’ — Anon Lil 44VII 1345
- fjǫlkostigr ‘many-virtued’ — Eskál Vell 37I ?
kennings
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Anon Gyð 2VII
fjölmætr Hlies fúrbrigðir
‘fire-spreader of Hlér’ = GENEROUS MAN
the fire of Hlér → GOLD
The very distinguished spreader of the GOLD → GENEROUS MAN -
Anon Leið 19VII
fjǫlhress tyggi tunglbryggju
‘the very hearty king of the moon-pier’ = God
the moon-pier → SKY/HEAVEN
The very hearty king of the SKY/HEAVEN → God -
Anon Pl 55VII
fjǫlkostig klifs hauka hyrgrund
‘fire-ground of the hawks’ cliff’ = WOMAN
the cliff of the hawks → ARM
the fire of the ARM → GOLD
the many-virtued ground of the GOLD → WOMAN -
ESk Hardr II 1II
fjǫlnenninn landreki Dana
‘the very vigorous land-ruler Dana’ = DANISH KING = Eiríkr
the very vigorous land-ruler of the Danes. → DANISH KING = Eiríkr -
Sigv Berv 5II
fjǫlblíðs fóstra Aðalsteins
‘of the most friendly foster-son Aðalsteins’ = Hákon
the most friendly foster-son of Æthelstan; → Hákon
skaldic manuscripts
- AM 673 b 4° (673b) (1)c1200
- AM 325 VII 4° (325VII) (3)c1200-1300
- GKS 1009 fol (Mork) (2)c1275
- Holm perg 2 4° (Holm2) (3)c1250-1300
- AM 39 fol (39) (4)c1300
- AM 45 fol (F) (5)c1300-1325
- DG 11 (U) (1)c1300-1325
- GKS 2367 4° (R) (1)c1300-1325
- AM 47 fol (E) (4)c1300-1350
- Holm perg 4 4° (Holm4) (1)c1320-1340
- AM 242 fol (W) (1)c1350
- AM 61 fol (61) (3)c1350-1375
- AM 66 fol (H) (4)c1350-1375
- AM 325 VI 4° (325VI) (2)c1350-1400
- AM 325 V 4° (325V) (3)c1375-1400
- GKS 1005 fol (Flat) (5)c1387-1395
- AM 720 a VIII 4° (720a VIII) (1)c1400
- AM 757 a 4° (B) (4)c1400
- Holm perg 1 fol (Bb) (5)c1400-1425
- GKS 1010 fol (Hr) (4)c1400-1450
- AM 624 4° (624) (1)c1400-1500
- GKS 1008 fol (Tóm) (3)c1450-1500
- AM 713 4° (713) (2)c1500-1550
- AM 622 4° (622) (2)c1549
- AM 99 a 8° (99a) (2)c1500-1600
- Traj 1374x (Tx) (1)c1595
- Vísnabók (Vb) (1)1612
- AM 304 4°x (304x) (1)c1600-1650
- AM 743 4°x (743x) (1)c1600-1700
- AM 166 b 8°x (166bx) (1)c1600-1700
- GKS 2368 4°x (2368x) (1)c1600-1700
- AM 321 4°x (321x) (3)c1650-1700
- AM 155 a V 8°x (155ax) (1)c1650-1700
- AM 167 b 6 8°x (167b 6x) (1)c1650-1700
- DKNVSB 41 8°x (41 8°x) (2)c1650-1700
- Holm papp 15 8°x (papp15x) (1)c1650-1700
- AM 738 4°x (738x) (1)1680
- AM 35 folx (Kx) (1)c1675-1700
- AM 36 folx (Kx) (1)c1675-1700
- AM 42 folx (42x) (1)c1675-1700
- AM 63 folx (Kx) (4)c1675-1700
- AM 303 4°x (FskAx) (2)c1675-1700
- AM 51 folx (51x) (1)c1700
- AM 73 a folx (73ax) (3)c1700
- AM 301 4°x (301x) (2)c1700
- AM 761 b 4°x (761bx) (1)c1700
- OsloUB 371 folx (FskBx) (1)c1700
- Thott 972 folx (972x) (3)c1700
- AM 744 4°x (744x) (1)c1700-1725
- AM 705 4°x (705x) (2)c1700-1750
- AM 38 folx (J2x) (6)c1675-1800
- BLAdd 4892 (4892) (2)c1700-1800
- BLAdd 10575 IIx (10575x) (1)c1700-1800
- Lbs 214 4°x (214x) (1)c1723-1776
- NKS 1109 folx (1109x) (1)c1770
- Lbs 2797 4°x (2797x) (1)c1820
- Lbs 444 4°x (444x) (2)c1820-1850
- JS 399 a-b 4°x (399a-bx) (3)
- Lbs 1441 4°x (1441x) (1)
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