smiðr (noun m.) [°-s, dat. -i/-; -ar/-ir, acc. -a/-i/-u] ‘smithy, something crafted...’

Lifnaðar smiðr í loganda ofni — Anon Heil 11^VII/5

...ástir Jésú. Smiðr lifnaðar stóð ...    ‘...love of Jesus. The smith of the [good] life stood ...’

mildingr smiðum. — GunnLeif Merl I 6^VIII (Bret 74)/8

...samnar mǫrgum smiðum þangat til ...    ‘...assembles many craftsmen there for ...’

smiðr, eyþvari, — Þul Øxna 1^III/6

...Freyr, Reginn, smiðr, eyþvari, Rauðr ...    ‘...Freyr, Reginn, smith, island-borer, Rauðr ...’

Anon Heil 11^VII

smiðr lifnaðar
‘the smith of the [good] life’ = HOLY MAN = Dionysius
The smith of the [good] life → HOLY MAN = Dionysius

Gísl Magnkv 10^II

Viðurs veðrsmiðr
‘Viðurr’s wind-smith’ = WARRIOR
Viðurr’s wind, → BATTLE
the smith of the BATTLE → WARRIOR

Bragi Troll 1^III

Viðurs skapsmiðr
‘Viðurr’s mind-smith’ = POET
Viðurr’s mind, → POETRY
smith of the POETRY → POET

Bragi Troll 1^III

hagsmiðr bragar
‘skilled smith of poetry’ = POET
skilled smith of poetry. → POET

ÞjóðA Lv 5^II

Þórr stórra smiðbelgja
‘Þórr of huge forge-bellows’ = SMITH
The Þórr of huge forge-bellows → SMITH