diff --git a/docs/eittlandic/dictionary.org b/docs/eittlandic/dictionary.org index 0524ef0..b35a1d5 100644 --- a/docs/eittlandic/dictionary.org +++ b/docs/eittlandic/dictionary.org @@ -893,7 +893,7 @@ sn.m. {{{phon(daɣ)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/d.php#dagr][dagr]] | | Sg. | Def.Sg. | Pl. | Def.Pl. | |------+-------------------+---------+-------+---------| -| Nom. | dagr {{{phon(daɡr̩)}}} | daginn | dagr | daginn | +| Nom. | dagr {{{phon(daɡr̩)}}} | daginn | dagr | daginn | | Acc. | dag {{{phon(daɣ)}}} | dagin | dag | dagin | | Dat. | dag {{{phon(daj)}}} | dagin | dagum | daginum | | Gen. | dagar {{{phon(dajar)}}} | dagins | dagar | dagin | @@ -3007,6 +3007,25 @@ sn.n. {{{phon(r̩os)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/h.php#hross][hross See also [[file:./dictionary.md#hest][hest]] +*** hug +sn.m. {{{phon(huj)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/h.php#hugr][hugr]] + +1. mind, intellect; the faculty of consciousness, thought, and + reasoning +2. intention, purpose; a determination to act in a particular way +3. (archaic) courage, spirit; mental or emotional strength in facing + difficulty or danger +4. (poetic) heart, soul; the seat of emotions, desires, and moral + character (metaphorical extension, often in poetry or elevated + speech) + +| | Sg. | Def.Sg. | Pl. | Def.Pl. | +|------+---------------+---------+---------------+---------| +| Nom. | hugr | huginn | hugr | huginn | +| Acc. | hug {{{phon(huɣ)}}} | hugin | hug {{{phon(huj)}}} | hugin | +| Dat. | hug {{{phon(huj)}}} | hugin | hugum | huginum | +| Gen. | hugar | hugins | hugar | hugin | + *** hug(a) sv. {{{phon(huɣ)}}} @@ -3054,6 +3073,18 @@ Declensions: | 2p | | hugaleiðið | hugaleiðið | hugaleiðuð | hugaleiððisk | | 3p | | hugaleiðið | hugaleiðið | hugaleiðuð | hugaleiððisk | +*** hugmynd +sn.f. {{{phon(ˈhuɡ.ˌmynd)}}}, from [[file:./dictionary.md#hug][hug]] and [[file:./dictionary.md#mynd][mynd]] + +1. idea; a concept, thought, or notion formed in the mind +2. plan, proposal; a detailed suggestion or scheme for doing or + achieving something +3. notion, belief; an opinion, conviction, or impression about + something +4. concept; an abstract idea or mental representation of something + +For declensions, see [[file:./dictionary.md#mynd][mynd]]. + *** hund sn.m. {{{phon(hund)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/h.php#hundr][hundr]] @@ -5061,6 +5092,21 @@ sn.m. {{{phon(orm)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/m.php#ma%C3%B0kr][or | Dat. | orm | ormin | ormum | orminum | | Gen. | ormar | ormins | ormar | ormin | +*** ost(a) +sn.m. {{{phon(oʃt)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/o.php#ostr][ostr]] + +1. cheese; a solid food made from the pressed curds of milk, often + aged and flavoured +2. (figurative) something valuable or cherished, akin to “the best + part” (rare, archaic) + +| | Sg. | Def.Sg. | Pl. | Def.Pl. | +|------+-------+---------+-------+---------| +| Nom. | ostr | ostann | ostr | ostann | +| Acc. | ost | ostan | ost | ostan | +| Dat. | ost | ostan | ostum | ostanum | +| Gen. | ostar | ostans | ostar | ostan | + ** Ó *** ó- prefix {{{phon(ɔ̀)}}} @@ -7515,7 +7561,7 @@ sn.m. {{{phon(βeɣ)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/v.php#vegr][vegr]] | | Sg. | Def.Sg. | Pl. | Def.Pl. | |------+-------------------+---------+-------+---------| -| Nom. | vegr {{{phon(βeɡr̩)}}} | veginn | vegr | veginn | +| Nom. | vegr {{{phon(βeɡr̩)}}} | veginn | vegr | veginn | | Acc. | veg {{{phon(βeɣ)}}} | vegin | veg | vegin | | Dat. | veg {{{phon(βej)}}} | vegin | vegum | veginum | | Gen. | vegar {{{phon(βejɑr)}}} | vegins | vegar | vegin | @@ -7924,7 +7970,41 @@ See [[file:./dictionary.md#veisheit][veisheit]] for a more general term for /wis | Dat. | ynnligum | ynnligum | | Gen. | ynnligar | ynnligr | +*** yst(a) +wv. {{{phon(yʃt)}}}, from ON [[https://old-norse.net/html/y.php#ysta][ysta]] + +1. to curdle; to cause milk to coagulate into curds, typically through + the addition of acid (e.g. lemon juice, vinegar) or rennet +2. to thicken, to congeal; to cause a liquid to become semi-solid or + viscous (broader sense) +3. (rare) to form, to takeshape; to develop into a coherent or solid + structure (metaphorical use) + + #+html ::: tip Example + Hugmyndinn beruð að yst í hennar hug + + The ideas began to take shapein her mind. + #+html ::: + +Declensions: +- infinitive :: yst +- imperative :: yst +- imperative passive voice :: ystask +- present participle :: ystand +- past participle :: ystit + +| | | | | | | +| person | | Ind. Pres. | Subj. Pres. | Past | Passive | +|--------+---+------------+-------------+-------+---------| +| 1s | | ystr | ystir | yst | ystumk | +| 2s | | ystr | ystir | yst | ystisk | +| 3s | | ystr | ystir | yst | ystisk | +| 1p | | ystum | ystim | ystum | ystumk | +| 2p | | ystið | ystið | ystuð | ystisk | +| 3p | | ystið | ystið | ystuð | ystisk | + ** Ý + ** Z ** Ø ** Œ