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ONP: Dictionary of Old Norse Prose

Word

1drykkja sb. f. [-ju/-u; -ur]

(formmæssigt ambig. exx. redig. under drykkr sb. m.; cf. item drukkr sb. m.)

Status: excerpted citation slips citation text supplemented structured definitions in Danish definitions in English

1) drikning, drikkeri, indtagelse af (alkoholisk) drik drinking, imbibing of (alcoholic) drink

 ● eiga drykkju [við e-n] drikke sammen (med ngn), drikke to og to (af samme drikkekar) form a drinking-pair (with sby), drink as a pair (from the same vessel)

 ● leggjask í drykkjur hengive sig til drikkeri abandon oneself to drink

 ● liggja í drykkju være hengivet til drikkeri, være på druk have abandoned oneself to drink, be steeped in drink

 ● þreyta (á) drykkju [við e-n] drikke af alle kræfter, drikke om kap (med ngn) drink for all one is worth, compete at drinking

2) [með e-m] (om måltid med indtagelse af alkohol) drikkelag, drikkegilde (of a meal with which alcohol is drunk) drinking, carousal, drinking feast

3) (spec. om dagens første (hoved)måltid (cf. drykkjumál sb. n.) spec. of the first (main) meal of the day)

4) ngt at drikke, drikkelse, drik, ?(meton. for drik) bæger sth. to drink, beverage, drink, ?(meton. for drink) cup

5) medicinsk drik, medicin (medicinal) potion

Form.: dryckiu (12); drykkju (8); dryckio (6); dryckiur (5); dryckior (5); drykkjur (5); dryckiv (3); drykio (3); drykiu (3); dryccio (2); drykkiu (2); dryccior (2); drẏckíu (2); dryckuɴi (2); dryckiunnj (1); Dryckia (1); drvkio (1); drykkivr (1); drvkkio (1); drykkior (1); Drykkja (1); dryckja (1); dryckiona (1); dryckiunne (1); dryckiom (1); drykkja (1); ðryckiu (1); drvᴋio (1); drykkjan (1); dryckivna (1); dom sins (1); dryckíu (1); drvckiv (1); drẏckio (1);

Comp.: á- (9), af- (3), aftan- (2), al·mennings- (1), al·þýðu- (2), blóð- (1), blót- (1), dag- (11), dag·verðar- (14), gǫngu- (1), há·tíðar- (1), hnýfi- (1), hnýfil- (1), hverfings- (2), hvirfings- (4), jóla- (8), kapp- (1), lausnar- (1), leizlu- (2), mál- (21), minnis- (1), mjaðar- (4), mjǫð- (4), mjǫð- (2), morgin- (5), nátt- (5), nátt·verðar- (2), nǽtr- (1), of- (49), sam- (18), sam·kvámu- (1), sam·sǽtis- (1), skóla- (1), sveita- (1), sveitar- (2), ver·fangs- (1), vín- (11), ǫl- (2)

Gloss.: EJ; ClV; ClVAdd _; ClVErr _; ClVSuppl _; Suppl1 _; Suppl2 _; Finsen _; Fr; FrErr1 _; FrErr2 _; FrErr3 _; LLFrämm _; Hertzb; HertzbLat _; HertzbTill _; Suppl4 _; Fischer _; Anm _; Bin _; Rím; LP; Med -ck-; MedComp _; MedSimp _; WN _; AH; AJ; deVr; Fr4; NO; Walter _; ÁBlM; Bl; WPA _;

Genre. (expected): historical works [his]: 22 (14); religious works [rel]: 16 (21); family sagas [isl]: 12 (10); learned works [div]: 6 (2); legal works [jur]: 6 (8); contemporary sagas [bis]: 5 (6); romances [rom]: 5 (8); legendary sagas [fas]: 5 (3); þættir [tot]: 3 (2); unclassified [ ]: 0 (0); charters [dip]: 0 (6);

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Lexicon Poeticum (2nd ed.)

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dróttlátr - duga
dáð - eða
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DSL (experimental)

Searches Old Norse etymologies in ODS and Kalkar dictionaries based on data provided by Thomas Troelsgård from DSL’s digital resources in Nov. 2022. Old Norse homographs are not distinguished.

Kalkar: Drikke (drykkja) ODS: Drikke (drykkja)
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