-
familiar to
English speakers; e.g., armr (arm), fótr (foot), land (land),
fullr (full),
hanga (to hang),
standa (to stand). This is
because both English...
- brandnói hlíðar þangs á
hilmi rann, þá er
timbrfastr toptar nökkvi,
flotna fullr um
fylki brann.[1]
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- 'plenitude'),
itself a
derivative of the
adjective *fullaz ('full'; cf. ON
fullr, Goth. fulls, OHG foll, all
meaning 'full'). The
latter derives from Proto-Indo-European...
- at
varask þat at
renna þar í með fjǫlda sinum. En þegar er kviðr hans er
fullr ok munnr, þá lýkr hann
saman munn sinn, ok
hefir þá all
veidda ok inni byrgða...
- Biór fori ec þer / brynþings apaldr!
magni blandinn / oc megintíri;
fullr er hann lioþa / oc licnstafa,
godra galdra / oc gamanruna. "Beer I
bring thee...
- Biór fori ec þer / brynþings apaldr!
magni blandinn / oc megintíri;
fullr er hann lioþa / oc licnstafa,
godra galdra / oc gamanrvna. Beer I
bring thee...
- of
Unidentified Flying Objects Over
America Now (NY: Putnam, 1966). On
Fullr and Look as
interested parties, see Craig, 240. Jacobs, 231
Industrial Research...
-
felaga {} sin, {} æʀ {} warþ {} … {} døþr, {} this
stone in
memory of Fúll/
Fullr/Fylr,
their partner, who died §C þo þá þa ⁑ kunukaʀ
konungar kunungaʀ...
