[hringed], pret. part., made of rings: nom. sg. hringed byrne, [1246]; acc. sg. hringde byrnan, [2616].
[hringed-stefna], w. m., ship whose stem is provided with iron rings (cramp-irons), especially of sea-going ships (cf. Frið-þiofs saga, I: þorsteinn âtti skip þat er Ellidi hêt, ... borðit war spengt iarni): nom. sg., [32], [1898]; acc. sg. hringed-stefnan, [1132].
[hring-îren], st. n., ring-iron, ring-mail: nom. sg., [322].
[hring-mæl], adj., marked with rings, i.e. ornamented with rings, or marked with characters of ring-form: nom. acc. sg., of the sword, [1522], [1562](?); nom. pl. heard and hring-mæl Heaðobeardna gestreón (rich armor), [2038].
[hring-naca], w. m., ship with iron rings, sea-going ship: nom. sg., [1863].
[hring-net], st. n., ring-net, i.e. a shirt of interlaced rings: acc. sg., [2755]; acc. pl. hring-net, [1890].
[hring-sele], st. m., ring-hall, i.e. hall in which are rings, or in which rings are bestowed: acc. sg., [2841]; dat. sg., [2011], [3054].
hring-weorðung, st. f., ring-ornament: acc. sg. -weorðunge, [3018].
hrînan, st. v. w. dat.: 1) to touch, lay hold of: inf. þät him heardra nân hrînan wolde îren ærgôd (that no good sword of valiant men would make an impression on him), [989]; him for hrôf-sele hrînan ne mehte færgripe flôdes (the sudden grip of the flood might not touch him owing to the hall-roof), [1516]; þät þam hring-sele hrînan ne môste gumena ænig (so that none might touch the ringed-hall), [3054]; pret. sg. siððan he hire folmum [hr]ân (as soon as he touched it with his hands), [723]; ôð þät deáðes wylm hrân ät heortan (seized his heart), [2271]. Pret. subj. þeáh þe him wund hrîne (although he was wounded), [2977].—2) (O.N. hrîna, sonare, clamare), to resound, rustle: pres. part. nom. pl. hrînde bearwas (for hrînende) [1364]; but see [Note].