¹ver (noun n.) [°-s; dat. -jum/-um] ‘sea...’

dolgbands fyr ver handan — Glúmr Lv 1^I/6

...fyr handan ver; frák reyr ...    ‘...across the sea; I have heard that reeds ...’

fríðrar vers; til fljóða — Eil Þdr 5^III/3

...gangs gingu vers gunnvargs ...    ‘...to walking went to the sea of the battle-wolf ...’

hlaupár of ver gaupu. — Eil Þdr 6^III/4

...hagli, of ver gaupu. Œstr ...    ‘...hail, over the sea of the lynx. The ardent ...’

landrifs fyr ver handan — Ólhelg Lv 2^I/2

...fyr handan ver við galla ...    ‘...across the sea with the affliction ...’

vígligr of ver — Ív Sig 12^II/3

...vígligr, of ver vestr í ...    ‘...warlike, across the sea west to ...’

austan ver — SnSt Ht 82^III/6

...jarla austan ver.     ‘...of jarls east of the ocean. ’

elda vers — Sturl Hákkv 24^II/7

...boðar elda vers fellu of ...    ‘...the offerers of the fires of the ocean fell around ...’

Mari sendu vers vinda — Anon (FoGT) 9^III/1

...sendu mari vers vinda.     ‘...winds to the horse of the sea.’

né fákr á ver víka — Ólhv Lv 1^II/3

...á veðrsollit ver.    ‘...on the storm-swollen sea.’

hríð, ver, breki, — Þul Sjóvar 2^III/3

...víðir, hríð, ver, breki, húm, ...    ‘...wide one, tempest, fishing-place, breaker, dark one, ...’

Eyv Lv 13^I

verfótr
‘with sea-feet’ = OARS
with sea-feet → OARS

Sturl Hákkv 24^II

boði elda vers
‘the offerers of the fires of the ocean’ = GENEROUS MEN
the fires of the ocean → GOLD
the offerers of the GOLD → GENEROUS MEN

Sturl Hákkv 24^II

eldr vers
‘of the fires of the ocean’ = GOLD
the fires of the ocean → GOLD

Sturl Hákkv 27^II

hvítu ræfr hreinvers
‘the white roof of the reindeer-sea’ = SKY/HEAVEN
the reindeer-sea. → EARTH
the white roof of the EARTH → SKY/HEAVEN

Sturl Hákkv 27^II

hreinver
‘of the reindeer-sea’ = EARTH
the reindeer-sea. → EARTH

ÞjóðA Frag 5^II

hreins elgver
‘of the pure elk-sea’ = LAND
the pure elk-sea, → LAND

Anon (FoGT) 9^III

marr vers
‘to the horse of the sea’ = SHIP
to the horse of the sea. → SHIP

SnSt Ht 46^III

verbál
‘ocean-pyre’ = GOLD
ocean-pyre → GOLD

SnSt Ht 93^III

vel flest verbál
‘nearly every sea-pyre’ = PIECE OF GOLD
nearly every sea-pyre → PIECE OF GOLD

HSt Rst 3^I

verfákr
‘with sea-steeds’ = SHIPS
with sea-steeds → SHIPS

GunnLeif Merl I 10^VIII (Bret 78)

hǫtuðr verdags
‘the hater of the sea-day’ = GENEROUS MAN = Merlin
the sea-day → GOLD
The hater of the GOLD → GENEROUS MAN = Merlin

GunnLeif Merl I 10^VIII (Bret 78)

verdagr
‘of the sea-day’ = GOLD
the sea-day → GOLD

Eil Þdr 5^III

ver gunnvargs fríðrar himintǫrgu
‘to the sea of the battle-wolf of the splendid sky-shield’ = MOUNTAINS
the splendid sky-shield; [he] → SUN
the battle-wolf of the SUN → Fenrir
to the sea of FENRIR → MOUNTAINS

Eil Þdr 6^III

ver gaupu
‘the sea of the lynx’ = MOUNTAINS
the sea of the lynx. → MOUNTAINS