mā see mega.
maðr sm. 4, man.
mæla (mælta) wv. 1, speak--'m. við einu,' refuse; suggest.
mær sf. virgin, maid.
mætta see mega.
magr (-ran) adj. thin.
māgr sm. kinsman, relation, connection.
makligr adj. fitting.
māl sn. narrative; in plur. poem; proper time, time.
mālmr sm. metal.
mann see maðr.
mann-fōlk sn. troops, crew.
mann-hringr sm. ring of men.
mannliga adv. manlily.
margr adj. many, much.
mark sn. mark; importance.
marka wv. 3, infer.
marr sm. horse.
mart see margr.
matask wv. 3, eat a meal.
matr sm. 2, food.
mātta see mega.
māttr sm. 2, might, strength.
með prp. w. acc. and dat. with.
meðal s. middle--ā m. w. gen. between.
meðan adv. whilst.
mega swv. can, may.
megin --'ǫðrum m.,' on the other side; 'ǫllum m.,' on all sides [corruption of vegum].
męgin-gjarðar sfpl. girdle of strength [mega].
meiðmar sfpl. treasures.
meiri see mikill.
męn sn. necklace, piece of jewelry.
męnn see maðr.
mēr see ek.
męrgr sm. 2, marrow.
męrki sn. mark; banner .
mest see mikill.
meta sv. 5, measure; estimate.
mey see mær.
mið-garðr sm. (middle enclosure), world.
miðgarðs-ormr sm. world-serpent.
miðr adj. middle.
mik see ek.
mikill adj. big, tall, great. mikit adv. much, very.
miklu adv. (instr.) much.
milli, ā milli prp. between, among.
minjar sfpl. remembrance, memorial.
minn see ek.
minni see lītill.
minnr adv. less.
mis-līka wv. 3, w. dat. displease, not please.
missa wf. loss, want.
missa wv. 1, w. gen. lose; do without.
mistil-teinn sm. mistletoe [teinn, 'twig'].
mitt see ek.
mjǫðr sm. 3, mead.
mjǫk adv. very.
mōðir sf. 3, mother.
mōðr sm. anger.
mœtask wv. 1, meet intr. [mōt].
mǫn sf. mane.
morginn sm. morning.
mǫrk sf. 3, forest.
mǫrum see marr.
mōt sn. meeting. ī mōti prp. w. dat. against.
mǫtu-neyti sn. community of food--'lęggja m. sitt,' make their provision into a common store [matr; njōta].
mundu see munu.
munnr sm. mouth.
munr sm. difference--'þeim mun,' to that extent.
munu swv. will, may (of futurity and probability).
myndi see munu.
myrkr sn. darkness.
myrkr adj. dark.

N

nā wv. 1, reach, obtain; succeed in.
nǣr adv. w. dat. near; nearly. superl. næst--'þvī n.,' thereupon.
nǣtr see nātt.
nafn sn. name.
nakkvarr prn. some, a certain. nakkvat adv. somewhat; perhaps.
nātt sf. 3, night.
nātt-bōl sn. night-quarters.
nātt-langt adv. the whole night long.
nātt-staðr sm. night-quarters.
nāttūra wf. nature, peculiarity.
nātt-verðr sm. 2, supper.
nauð-syn sf. necessity.
naut see njōta.
neðan adv. below. fyrir n. prp. w. dat. below.
nęfja adj. long-nosed (?).
nęfna wv. 1, name, call. nęfnask, name oneself, give one's name as [nafn].
nema sv. 4, take; begin.
nema adv. except, unless.
nest sn. provisions.
nest-baggi sm. provision-bag.
niðr adv. down, downwards.
nīundi adj. ninth.
njōsn sf. spying; news.
njōsna wv. 3, spy; get intelligence.
njōta sv. 7, enjoy, profit.
norðr adv. northwards.
nǫkkvi wm. vessel, small ship.
nū adv. now; therefore, so.
nȳ-vaknaðr adj. (ptc.) newly awoke.
nȳr adj. new.
nȳta wv. 1, profit [njōta].

O

oddr sm. point.
ōð-fūss adj. madly eager.
ōðr adj. mad, furious.
œ̄pa wv. 1, shout [ōp, 'shout'].
œrit adv. enough; very.
of prp. w. dat. over; during; with respect to, about. adv. too (of excess).
of adv., often used in poetry as a mere expletive.
of-veikr adj. too weak.
ofan adv. above; down.
ofan-verðr adj. upper, on the top.
ōk see aka.
ok conj. and; also--'ok...ok,' both...and; but.
okkr see þū.
opt adv. often. compar. optar, oftener, again.
ōr prp. w. dat. out of.
orð sn. word--'ī ǫðru orði,' otherwise.
orðinn see verða.
orð-sęnding sf. verbal message.
orð-tak sn. expression, word.
ormr sm. serpent, dragon; ship with a dragon's head.
orrosta wf. battle.
oss see ek.
ōtta wf. the end of night, just before dawn.
ōttalaust adj. without fear.
ōx see vaxa.
oxi wm. ox.
ǫðlask wv. 3, obtain.
ǫðru see annarr.
ǫl sn. ale.
ǫldnu see aldinn.
ǫndōttr adj. fierce.
ǫnd-vegi sn. high seat, dais.
ǫnnur see annar.
ǫr sf. arrow.
ör-æfi sn. harbourless coast.
örendi sn. errand.
örendi sn. holding the breath, breath.
örind-reki sm. messenger [reka].
öxn see oxi.

P

pati sm. rumour.
pęnningr sm. penny.

R

rāð sn. advice; what is advisable--'sjā eitt at rāði,' consider advisable; plan, policy, resolution.
rāða sv. 1, advise, w. acc. of thing and dat. of pers.; consider, deliberate; undertake, begin w. prp. til or infin.; dispose of, have control over w. prp. fyrir.
rāða-gǫ̈rð sf. deliberation, decision.
rāðugr adj. sagacious.
ragna-rökr sn. twilight of the gods, end of the world. [ragna gen. of ręgin neut. plur. 'gods.']
ragr adj. cowardly.
rāku see reka.
rann see ręnna.
rās sf. race.
rauðr adj. red.
rausn sf. magnificence, anything magnificent.
rēð see rāða.
reið sf. chariot.
reið see rīða.
reiða wv. 1, swing, wield, brandish.
reið-fara adj. --'vera vel r.,' have a good passage.
reiði sn. trappings, harness.
reiðr adj. angry.
reka sv. 7, drive; carry out; perform. 'r. af tjǫld,' take down awning.
rękkja wf. bed.
ręnna sv. 3, run.
rētta wv. 1, direct; reach, stretch. r. upp, pull up.
rēttr adj. right, correct; equitable, fair.
reyna wv. 1, try, test.
reyr-bǫnd supl. the wire with which the arrow-head was bound to the shaft.
rīða sv. 6, w. dat. ride.
riðu see rīða.
riðlask wv. 3, set oneself in motion.
rīki sn. power; sovereignty, reign.
rīkr adj. powerful, distinguished.
ripti sn. linen cloth.
rita wv. 3, write.
rōa sv. 1, row.
rœða wv. 1, talk about, discuss.
röra see rōa.
rǫst sf. league.

S