læ (noun n.) ‘deceit, treachery...’

leiðiþír ok læva — Þjóð Haustl 11^III/3

...-Gefnar, lund læva. ‘Þú skalt ...    ‘...-Gefn, the tree of deceits. ‘You shall ...’

læ Hôkunar ævi. — ÞKolb Eirdr 6^I/4

...siðar brá læ ljóða ævi ...    ‘...later the people’s treachery ended the life ...’

(hann fekk læs) af ljósum — Sigv ErfÓl 23^I/7

...fekk lausn læs.     ‘...relief from disability. ’

læ tekr klungrs at knýja — Anon (Mberf) 6^II/3

...í lauðri; læ klungrs tekr ...    ‘...in the foam; the destroyer of bramble ...’

lævi, ô til sævar. — Sveinn Frag 1^III/4

...lǫngum leika lævi.    ‘...me to use deceit.’

Anon (Mberf) 6^II

læ klungrs
‘the destroyer of bramble’ = WIND
the destroyer of bramble → WIND

Þjóð Haustl 11^III

lundr læva
‘the tree of deceits’ = MAN = Loki
the tree of deceits. → MAN = Loki

Hfr ErfÓl 14^I

læsíkr
‘of the poison-whitefish’ = SNAKE = Ormr inn langi
the poison-whitefish —, → SNAKE = Ormr inn langi

Hár Lv 2^I

eik læbaugs
‘the oak of the deceit-ring’ = SHIP
the deceit-ring → SEA
the oak of the SEA → SHIP

Hár Lv 2^I

læbaugr
‘of the deceit-ring’ = SEA
the deceit-ring → SEA

SnSt Ht 17^III

válkat friðlæ
‘pondered peace-destruction’ = BATTLE
pondered peace-destruction; → BATTLE

Sigv Erlfl 3^I

snarr, lætrauðr sonr Skjalgs
‘the bold, deceit-shunning son Skjalgs’ = Erlingr
The bold, deceit-shunning son of Skjálgr → Erlingr