Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced as a definitive and accurate concordance to the poetic corpus. Dates in particular may be taken from earlier editions and should be checked.
ONP: 1illa adv....minn hrollir illa; drengr hefr ... ‘...mind shivers badly; the man has [I have] ...’
990...þykkt, sátt illa á milli; ... ‘...so densely [that] you could hardly see ...’
1045...hefr haldit illa; esa stríð... ‘...People have been sorely grieved; there will be no ...’
1047...leiða mik illa; menn bôrut ... ‘...affect me grievously; men did not carry ...’
1047...sás kann illa! ‘...who is poorly skilled!’
1054...reynðisk hônum illa, lét Hôkon ... ‘...from there turned out badly for him, Hákon ...’
1064...Girkja fór illa gǫtu. ‘...of the Greeks travelled a dire road.’
1065notes...afgerð; gat illa frá stilli. ... ‘...crimes; they were in dire straits because of the ruler. ...’
1067notes...margteitum mǫnnum, illa; létk kløkkvan ... ‘...to my most cheerful men, unwisely; I let the flexible ...’
1098notes...naut þess illa; aðrir geymi... ‘...the ruler benefited badly from that; other ...’
1145...Rannveig mér. Illa hefr, sá ... ‘...another comes off badly; the outcome is not known ...’
1200...þeim er illa kann; þarf ... ‘...who understands poorly; one need not ...’
1200...lig mein illa, ef hann ... ‘... misfortunes badly, if he ...’
1258...er gegndu illa, eru hegnd ... ‘...which were bad, are chastised ...’
1335...þó at illa leyni. ‘...it conceals badly [what it is doing]. ’
?notes...valr unda illa marga fylli ... ‘...of wounds will be paying a poor reward for many a full meal ...’
?...líkar Lundúnum illa; hon eykr ... ‘‘That will displease London; ...’
?Þú leikr illa, Ölvir, ertu ... ‘You play foul, Ǫlvir, you are ...’
?...þá ferr illa. ‘...then things will turn out badly. ’
?...höfðum haldit illa, þá er ... ‘...had taken it badly when ...’
?Kveðr þú illa til mín; ... ‘You speak ill to me; ...’
?This view shows some basic information about a dictionary headword, plus all the references to the word in the published editions.