á	prep. (w. dat. or acc.) at, upon, on(to), in(to), to, with, for.
-a	particle (verse only, suffixed) not.
ádhr	adv. before; already.
af	prep. (w. dat.) from, off, away from.
afl	n. strength [2.1.1.3].
aka	v. drive [2.4.1.6].
ákafr	adj. furious, violent [2.2.1.1].
ákvedhinn	adj. (past part.) agreed [2.3.5].
ala	v. nourish; (middle voice) be begotten [2.4.1.6].
aldinn	adj. old.
aldri	adv. never.
álfr	m. elf [2.1.1.1.1].
álit	n. appearance; dat. pl. (álitum): in appearance.
allfrægr	adj. greatly renowned [2.2.1.1].
allr	adj. all, whole, entire; every.
alltharfliga	adv. most earnestly.
alsnotr	adj. very clever.
alsvartr	adj. all-black.
ambót	f. maid, handmaiden.
andask	v. die [2.4.2.2].
annarr	num. the second; another, (the) other, different [2.2.1.3].
aptr	adv. back, backward(s); again.
argr	adj. effeminate, homosexual.
armr	adj. wretched.
arnarhamr	m. eagle-shape, eagle-form [2.1.1.1.1].
arnsúgr	m. (Faulkes:) ‘eagle-sucking’ or ‘eagle-noise’: the wind (or its sound) caused by an eagle's wings.
Ásgardhr	name the abode of the gods.
Ásgrindr	name (f. pl.) the gates of the Æsir.
ásjóna	f. appearance, shape; face [2.1.2.2.1].
Askr	name 'ash(-tree)' [2.1.1.1.1].
Áss	name (pl. Æsir) a member of one of the two races of gods; a god.
ást	f. favour [2.1.1.2.3].
Ásynjur	name (f. pl.) godesses - the female Æsir.
at	particle (usu. w. inf.)
1. at	prep. at, by, through, towards, to.
átta	num. eight.
auga	n. eye [2.1.2.3.1].
ávanr	adj. mér er ávant e-s: I lack something.
bádhir	num. both [2.2.3.5].
Baldr	name a god.
bálför	f. funeral.
bani	m. death; slayer.
barn	n. child [2.1.1.3.1].
bekkr	m. bench [2.1.1.1.2].
bella	v. (-d) forge ahead with sth [2.4.2].
bera	v. carry, bring [2.4.1.4].
beztr	adj. (superl.) best [2.2.1.1].
bidhja	v. ask, order [2.4.1.5].
bifask	v. (-dhask, -adhask) tremble, shake [2.4.2].
Bifröst	f. A bridge.
binda	v. bind, tie (up); dress someone in sth [2.7.1.3].
bíta	v. bite; bíta á: take bites from [2.4.1.1].
bjarg	n. (also berg) rock, cliff [2.1.1.3.1].
bjódha	v. invite, offer [2.4.1.2].
bógr	m. shoulder.
borg	f. fortification.
borgarveggr	m. wall of fortification.
Borr	name Ódhinn's father.
brádhr	adj. quick; (brátt, adv.) soon.
braut	f. road, way; í braut: adv. away [2.1.1.2.1].
bregdha	v. (with dat.) move, bring; change; (mv) change oneself; turn [2.4.1.3].
Breidhablik	name (n. pl.) place.
breidhr	adj. broad, wide.
brenna	v. burn [2.4.1.3].
Brísingar	name (m. pl.).
brjóst	n. breast, chest.
brotna	v. (-adh) break (apart) [2.4.2].
brúdhfé	n. a gift given by the bride's family to the groom's family [2.1.1.3.1].
brúdhr	f. bride; wife [2.1.1.2.3].
brynja	f. mail-coat [2.1.2.2.1].
búa	v. live, dwell, inhabit [2.4.1.7].
burr	m. son; boy.
búss	m. box tree.
bygdh	f. dwelling, settlement; a place to live [2.1.1.2.1].
byrdhr	f. load, burden.
dagan	f. dawn.
dagr	m. day.
dalr	m. valley.
daudhr	adj. dead.
dóttir	f. daughter [2.1.1.2.5].
draga	v. draw; drag [2.4.1.6].
drekka	v. drink [2.4.1.3].
drepa	v. strike, kill [2.4.1.5].
dróttinn	m. leader of the host, lord.
dyja	v. (dúdhi) to shake [2.4.2].
dynja	v. (dundhi) roar, resound [2.4.2].
dögurdharmál	n. dinner-time [2.1.1.3.1].
edha	conj. or, and.
ef	conj. if, whether.
eiga	v. own, possess, have [2.4.3].
eigi	particle. not.
eik	f. oak.
einn	num. one, alone [2.2.3.1].
Eir	name A godess.
ek	pron. I, me, my, we, us, our [2.3.1].
ekki	pron. (see engi) no, nothing; (adv.) not.
eldask	v. (wk. middle voice) grow old.
eldr	m. fire.
Embla	name 'elm'? [2.1.2.2.1].
en	conj. but, and.
endi	m. end [2.1.2.1].
endlangr	adj. extended; the length of.
endr	adv. again; once.
engi	pron. nothing; no-one, nothing.
enn	conj. 1. than; 2. but, still, however.
epli	n. apple [2.1.1.3.1].
eptir	prep. (with dat.) after, behind, in accordance with; (as adv.) afterwards.
er	particle (rel.) which, who.
1. er	conj. when.
2. er	v. is [2.4.4.1].
erfidhi	n. toil, trouble, hardship [2.1.1.3].
eski	n. (ash wood) box [2.1.1.3].
eta	v. eat [2.4.1.5].
eydhimörk	f. wilderness [2.1.1.2.4].
eyra	n. ear [2.1.2.3.1].
eyrindi	n. errand, mission [2.1.1.3].
fá	v. get, gain, obtain [2.4.1.7].
fadhir	m. father [2.1.1.1.3].
fagr	adj. beautiful, fair [2.2.1.1].
falla	v. fall; (fallask:) slip or escape (the memory), fail [2.4.1.7].
fár	adj. few; (neuter as noun) little [2.2.1.1].
fara	v. go, travel [2.4.1.6].
fastr	adj. fast, hard; (adv.) fast, strongly [2.2.1.1].
fé	n. cattle; money, possessions [2.1.1.3.1].
fela	v. put sth in: conceal, hide; intend something for someone [2.4.1.4].
ferdh	f. journey, expedition [2.1.1.2.3].
fimmti	num. (ord.) fifth.
finna	v. find, meet [2.4.1.3].
fjadhrhamr	m. feather-garment.
fjall	n. mountain [2.1.1.3.1].
fjórdhi	num. (ord.) fourth [2.2.2.1].
fjórir	num. four [2.2.3.4].
fjöldh	f. multitude, much.
fleiri	adj. (comparative) more [2.2.2.2].
flestr	adj. (superl.) most.
fljúga	v. (also fljúgja) fly [2.4.1.2].
flokkr	m. herd, flock; party, band.
flugr	m. fight, flying.
fnása	v. (-adhi) snort [2.4.2].
forkunnar	adv. exceptionally.
fótr	m. foot [2.1.1.1.3].
fram	adv. forward, further, out.
Freyja	name a goddess.
Freyr	name (one of the Vanir).
fridhr	m. peace [2.1.1.1.2].
Frigg	name (f.) a goddess [2.1.1.2.2].
frost	n. frost.
Fulla	name A godess.
fyllr	f. fill.
fyr	prep. before; (causal) out of.
fyrir	prep. before; (causal) out of.
fyrst	adv. first.
fyrstr	adj. (the) first, earliest.
fœddr upp	brought up.
fœra	v. (-rdh) bring; move [2.4.2].
gamall	adj. old [2.2.1.2].
gaman	n. delight, joy; pleasure, fun.
ganga	v. go, walk, come [2.4.1.7].
gardhr	m. enclosure.
gefa	v. give [2.4.1.5].
Gefjun	name A godess.
gegna	v. (-di) (with dat.) mean, be a consequence (of) [2.4.2].
geit	f. she-goat; nanny [2.1.1.2].
gera	v. do, make, perform; (middle voice) become &c. [2.4.2].
geta	v. (gat) beget; mention; guess, presume [2.4.1.5].
gísla	v. (-dhi) give as hostage [2.4.2].
gjörr	adj. complete [2.2.1.1].
godh	n. god [2.1.1.3.1].
gráta	v. weep [2.4.1.7].
greipa	v. (-adhi) grip, grasp [2.4.2].
grey	n. bitch.
gripr	m. precious object.
grjót	n. rock, stones [2.1.1.3].
gull	n. gold.
gullband	n. gold band, collar.
gullhyrndr	adj. gold-horned.
Gulltoppr	m. a horse.
gygr	f. giantess [2.1.1.2.3].
gæta	v. (-tti) (with gen.) look after [2.4.2].
hafa	v. (-fdhi) have; obtain; take, bring. Also used as auxilliary with past part. for perfect and pluperfect of all verbs [2.4.2].
hafr	m. (gen. hafrs) goat.
hagliga	adv. pleasingly, neatly.
halda	v. (with dat.) hold [2.4.1.7].
hamarr	m. hammer.
hann	pron. he, she, it, him, her [2.3.3].
hans	his [2.3.3].
hár	adj. high [REF].
hardhhugadhr	adj. stern-minded, courageous.
hárr	adj. grey, hoary.
haugr	m. hill, (burial) mound, barrow.
hefna	v. (-ndi) (with gen.) avenge [2.4.2].
heilagr	adj. holy, sacred.
heim	adv. home, back.
heiman	adv. from home, out.
Heimdallr	name a god.
heimr	m. world; settlement, farm or farms, place of residence.
heimta	v. (-mti) fetch home, retrieve; recover; claim, obtain [2.4.2].
heita	v. call, name; be called [2.4.1.7].
1. heita	v. promise [2.4.1.7] (pres. heitr).
heitir	is called [2.4.1.7].
Hel	name the abode of the dead.
hellir	m. cave.
hér	adv. here.
hervápn	n. (pl.) weapons of war [2.1.1.3.1].
hestr	m. horse.
hét	v. was called (from heita) [2.4.1.7].
heyra	v. (-rdhi) hear [2.4.2].
heyrn	f. hearing [2.1.1.2].
Himinbjörg	name a place ('heaven rocks').
himinn	m. heaven [2.1.1.1.1].
hinn	pron. that, the [2.3.5].
hiti	m. heat [2.1.2.1].
hitta	v. (-tti) find, meet; visit, call on [2.4.2].
hjálmr	m. helmet [2.1.1.1].
hljóta	v. get (as one's lot) [2.4.1.2].
Hlórridhi	name a name for Thórr.
hlutr	m. part, thing.
hlæja	v. laugh [2.4.1.6].
hlœgja	v. (-gdhi) make laugh [2.4.2].
hnot	f. nut.
hrafn	m. raven [2.1.1.1.1].
hredhjar	f. (pl.) testicles [2.1.1.2.2].
hringr	m. ring.
hrista	v. (-sti) to shake [2.4.2].
hrynja	v. (-ndhi; past part. hruninn) fall with crash or rattle [2.4.2].
hræddr	adj. afraid.
hrœring	f. motion, ability to move [2.1.1.2.1].
Huginn	name one of Ódhinn's ravens (lit. 'thought').
hugr	m. mind, heart; courage [2.1.1.1.1].
hvar	adv. where.
hvarf	n. disappearance.
hvártveggja	pron. each of two; both.
hvass	adj. sharp, keen.
hvat	pron. what, which.
hvé	interrog. how, what.
hvergi	adv. nowhere.
hverr	pron. who, which, what; each, any [2.3.9].
hví	interrog. why.
hvítr	adj. white [2.2.1.1].
hyggja	m. (hugdhi) think; perceive; believe [2.4.2].
hylli	f. grace, favour.
höfudh	n. head.
högg	n. blow, stroke.
hönd	f. hand; forearm; arm [2.1.1.2.4].
Hœnir	name a god.
í	prep. in (w. dat.), into (w. acc.).
Idhunn	name Bragi's wife.
illr	adj. ill, evil, bad [2.2.1.1].
inn	pron. (Definite article) [2.3.5].
1. inn	adv. in.
innan	prep. from within; out.
jafna	v. (-adhi) even up, trim evenly, smooth [2.4.2].
játa	v. (-tti) (with dat.) agree (to something) [2.4.2].
jördh	f. the Earth.
Jördh	name A goddess (lit. 'earth').
Jötunheimr	name 'Giant-land'.
jötunn	m. giant [2.1.1.1.1].
-ka	particle (= ek -a; verse only, suffixed) I .. not.
kalla	v. call [2.4.2].
kalladhr	adj. (past part. of kalla) called [2.4.2].
karl	m. old man, man.
karlmadhr	m. male [2.1.1.1.3].
kasta	v. (-adhi) (with dat.) throw [2.4.2].
ker	n. vat [2.1.1.3.1].
kjósa	v. choose [2.4.1.2].
kló	n. claw [2.1.1.2.4].
klædhi	n. (pl.) clothing [2.1.1.3.2].
kné	n. knee; (pl.) lap [2.1.1.3.1].
koma	v. come [2.4.1.4].
kona	f. wife; woman [2.1.2.2.1].
krás	f. delicacy, dainty.
kroppr	m. body.
kván	f. wife.
kvedha	v. speak, say, utter [2.4.1.5].
kveld	n. evening.
kvennvádhir	f. (pl.) women's clothes.
kvikvendi	n. creature, living being [2.1.1.3.1].
kykr	adj. alive [2.2.1.1].
kyr	f. cow [2.1.1.2.4].
kyssa	v. (-st) kiss [2.4.2].
lagsmadhr	m. companion, fellow [2.1.1.1.3].
langr	adj. long [2.2.1.1].
láta	v. allow, permit; let, bring about, cause; relinquish; behave; declare [2.4.1.7].
Laufey	name a goddess; Loki's mother.
launrádh	n. secret counsel [2.1.1.3.1].
laushárr	adj. with flowing hair.
lauss	adj. free [2.2].
lax	m. salmon.
leggja	v. (lagdhi) lay, place [2.4.2].
leidh	f. way; (pl.) travels, distances [2.1.1.2.3].
lemja	v. (-amdh) lame (someone); kill, slay [2.4.2].
lídha	v. pass, flow [2.4.1.1].
líf	n. life [2.1.1.3.1].
liggja	v. lie [2.4.1.5].
líki	n. appearance, shape [2.1.1.3.1].
lín	n. flax, linen; (brúdhar lín) veil made of linen.
líta	v. look; (with acc.) see; (l. til) look at, towards [2.4.1.1].
lítill	adj. small [2.2.1.2].
ljá	v. (lédhi) (with gen.) lend [2.4.2].
ljósta	v. strike [2.4.1.2].
ljótr	adj. ugly [2.2.1.1].
logi	m. flame(s), fire [2.1.2.1].
Loki	name a god.
lopt	n. air, sky.
lúta	v. bow, bend down [2.4.1.2].
lygi	f. lie, falsehood.
lykill	m. (pl. luklar) key.
lysta	v. desire [2.4.2].
læknir	m. physician [2.1.1.1.1].
lær	n. thigh, ham [2.1.1.3].
madhr	m. man, person [2.1.1.1.3].
mál	n. speech; language; agreement; matter, affair [2.1.1.3.1].
málmr	m. metal.
mannkind	f. mankind [2.1.1.2].
marr	m. steed, horse.
matr	m. food [2.1.1.1.2].
máttugr	adj. mighty.
medh	prep. (w. dat.) between, among, with, along.
mega	v. (pret. pres.) be able [2.4.3].
meidhmar	f. (pl.) treasures.
meirr	adv. more.
men	n. torque, necklace.
mestr	adj. (superlative of mikill) greatest; (n. as adv.) most.
Midhgardhr	name Faulkes: 'the rampart surrounding the world of men and protecting it from giants' [2.1.1.1.1].
midhr	adj. in the middle.
mikill	adj. great, large [2.2.1.2].
milli	prep. (with gen.) between, among.
minn	pron. my, mine [2.3.4].
missa	v. (-sti) (with gen.) miss, fail to catch [2.4.2].
mjödhr	m. mead.
Mjöllnir	name (m.) Thórr's hammer.
muna	v. remember [2.4.3].
Muninn	name one of Ódhinn's ravens (lit. 'memory').
munu	v. (pret.-pres. verb) will, shall [2.4.3].
mæla	v. (-lti) speak; say [2.4.2].
mær	f. (pl. meyjar) maiden, virgin; girl [2.1.1.2.2].
mön	f. mane.
mœta	v. (-ti) meet [2.4.2].
ná	v. (-dhi) (with dat.) get, obtain, catch [2.4.2.3].
nafn	n. name [2.1.1.3.1].
nakkvarr	pron. some, any [2.3.8].
né	conj. nor.
nedhan	adv. from below, beneath; fyr nedhan: beneath, under.
nefna	v. name, call [2.4.2].
nema	conj. except; if ... not, unless.
1. nema	v. take [2.4.1.4].
nidhr	adv. down.
njóta	v. (with gen.) enjoy, benefit from, make use of [2.4.1.2].
Njördhr	name one of the Vanir.
Nóatún	n. (place) [2.1.1.3.1].
nordhr	adv. northwards.
nótt	f. night [2.1.1.2.4].
nú	adv. now.
nær	adv. close (by); (prep. with dat.) near to.
næst	adv. next.
ódhfúss	adj. madly eager.
Ódhr	name (Freyja's husband).
of	prep. (with acc.) over, across, above.
ofan	adv. down, from above.
ok	conj. and.
opt	adv. often, frequently.
ór	prep. out of, from.
ordh	n. word.
písl	f. torture.
rádha	v. have power; decide; advise, counsel; deliberate about [2.4.1.7].
ragnarøkr	n. twilight of the powers (gods).
raudhr	adj. red.
raufa	v. (-adhi) break open, uncover [2.4.2].
reidha	v. (-ddi) swing [2.4.2.1]
reidhr	adj. angry [2.2.1].
reka	v. drive; (with gen.) avenge; pursue, fulfill [2.4.1.5].
renna	v. run; flow [2.4.1.3].
ríkr	adj. mighty, powerful [2.2.1.1].
róa	v. row [2.4.1.7].
röst	f. unit of distance: mile, league.
sá	pron. (demonstrative) [2.3.6].
Sága	name A godess.
saga	f. story, tale [2.1.2.2.1].
sakna	v. (-adhi) (with gen.) to miss [2.4.2].
sáld	n. a measure of volume; cask, vat.
salr	m. hall.
saman	adv. together.
segja	v. (sagdhi) say, speak [2.4.2].
selja	v. (-di) present, hand over [2.4.2].
sem	conj. as, like; which.
senda	v. (-ndi) send [2.4.2].
sendimadhr	m. messenger [2.1.1.1.3].
senn	adv. at the same time; at once.
setja	v. (-tti) set; place; (setjask) sit down; alight [2.4.2].
seydhir	m. cooking-pit, earth oven [2.1.1.1.1].
sídhan	adv. afterwards, since.
sídharst	adv. (superlative) last.
Sif	name Thórr's wife.
síga	v. sink [2.4.1.7].
sik	pron. (reflexive) c.f. [2.3.1], [2.3.2].
silfr	n. silver (jewelery, money).
sinn	pron. (reflexive possessive pronoun) [2.3.4].
1. sinn	n. time [2.1.1.3].
sitja	v. sit [2.4.1.5].
sjá	v. see [2.4.1.5].
sjón	f. sight [2.1.1.2].
Skadhi	name daughter of the giant Thjazi.
skapa	v. (-adhi) create; make, shape [2.4.2].
skegg	n. beard.
skellr	m. blow.
skillingr	m. shilling; money.
skóg	m. wood, forest [2.1.1.1].
skóklædhi	n. (pl.) footwear [2.1.1.3.2].
skrækja	v. (-kti) screech [2.4.2].
skulu	v. (pret. pres.) shall, should [2.4.3].
skynda	v. (cause to) hurry, hasten [2.4.2].
skökull	m. (La Farge/Tucker: one of the two poles, chains or straps connecting a harnessed draught animal to the cart it is pulling; trace.) [2.1.1.1.1].
skör	f. hair.
slitna	v. (-adhi) be torn [2.4.2].
snemma	adv. early; soon.
snúa	v. wind, twist; turn [2.4.1.7].
sodhna	m. (-adhi) cook, become cooked [2.4.2].
sofa	v. sleep, fall asleep [2.4.1.4].
sonr	m. son [2.1.1.1.3].
spyrja	v. (spurdhi) ask [2.4.2].
spyta	v. (-tti) (with dat.) spit [2.4.2].
stadhr	m. place [2.1.1.1.2].
standa	v. stand, be standing [2.4.1.6].
steinn	m. rock, (precious) stone.
stela	v. steal [2.4.1.4].
stjarna	f. star [2.1.2.2.1].
strá	v. (-adh) strew [2.4.2].
strönd	f. shore [2.1.1.2.4].
stund	f. time; while, period of time.
stödhva	v. (-adhi) stop [2.4.2].
stöng	f. pole [2.1.1.2.1].
støkkva	v. spring, fly; fall down [2.4.1.3].
sumr	adj. some [2.2.1.1].
Suttungr	name a giant [2.1.1.1.1].
svá	adv. so, thus; also; similarly.
svardagi	m. promise, oath [2.1.2.1].
systir	f. sister [2.1.1.2.5].
sær	m. sea [2.1.1.1.3].
sætt	f. settlement, atonement [2.1.1.2].
sættargjördh	f. terms of settlement.
sœkja	v. (sótti) seek (to acquire); retrieve [2.4.2].
Søkvabekkr	name A place.
taka	v. take; accept [2.4.1.6].
tár	n. tear.
teygja	v. (-gdhi) entice, lure [2.4.2.1]
tídhindi	n. (pl.) tidings, news.
til	prep. (with gen.) to, in; until.
tívar	m. (pl.) gods.
tré	n. tree, wood [2.1.1.3.1].
tún	n. courtyard, (enclosed) field; (pl.) farmstead, abode.
tveir	num. two [2.2.3.2].
typpa	v. (-dhi) put on a head-dress [2.4.2].
um	prep. around; over, through.
1. um	particle used in verse, usually before a verb, as a metrical filler; untranslatable
und	prep. under.
undir	prep. (w. dat.) under, below; (w. acc.) under.
ungr	adj. young.
unz	conj. until.
upp	adv. up.
upphiminn	m. the heavens or sky [2.1.1.1.1].
urdh	f. gravel, stones [2.1.1.2.3].
út	adv. out
útan	adv. (from) outside, without; landwards.
uxi	m. ox.
vakna	v. (-nadhi) wake (up) [2.4.2].
valr	m. falcon.
valshamr	m. falcon shape [2.1.1.1].
Vanaheimar	name (m. pl.) the land of the Vanir.
vanir	m. (pl.) the Vanir.
Vár	name goddess of oaths.
var	v. was [2.4.4.1].
vardhveita	v. (tt) keep [2.4.2].
váru	v. were (from vera [2.4.4.1]).
veita	v. (-tti) grant, give, help [2.4.2.1].
vel	adv. well.
vera	v. be [2.4.4.1].
verdha	v. happen; become; be [2.4.1.3].
vergjarn	adj. eager for men.
verr	m. man, husband.
vidh	prep. (with acc.) with, against, near; (with dat.) against.
vidhr	m. tree; wood [2.1.1.1].
víg	n. killing [2.1.1.3.1].
vigja	v. (-gdhi) consecrate [2.4.2].
vilja	v. will; want, wish [2.4.4.2].
Vingthórr	name 'Swinging-Thórr' - i.e. Thórr who wields a hammer.
vit	n. intelligence, consciousness [2.1.1.3.1].
vita	v. (veit, vissi) know, learn of [2.4.3].
vætr	pron. nothing.
yfir	prep. (with dat.) above, over; (with acc.) over, across.
yfirbœtr	f. (pl.) compensation [2.1.1.2.4].
ymiss	adj. various (ones) [2.2.1.1].
thá	adv. then.
thá er	when.
thadhan	adv. from there, from them, that, &c.
thannig	adv. to that place.
thar	adv. there, in that place.
thar sem	where; in a place which
that	pron. it [2.3.3], that [2.3.6].
thegar	adv. immediately.
thegja	v. keep silent, shut up [2.4.2].
their	pron. they, them, their [2.3.3].
thekkja	v. think; see, recognise [2.4.2].
thessi	pron. this [2.3.7].
thing	n. meeting, assembly.
thinn	pron. your, yours [2.3.4].
Thjazi	name a giant.
thjóna	v. serve, attend [2.4.2.2].
thó	adv. though, yet, nevertheless, however.
thó at	conj. although, though, even if.
thora	v. (-rdh) dare [2.4.2].
threifa	v. (-adhi) to grope about [2.4.2].
thridhi	num. third.
thrír	num. three [2.2.3.3].
thrúdhugr	adj. powerful, strong.
Thrymheimr	name the mountain home of Thjazi (Faulkes).
Thrymr	name a giant [2.1.1.1.1].
thú	pron. you, your [2.3.2].
thurr	adj. dry.
thurs	m. giant.
thví	therefore, for this reason.
thykkja	v. (thótti) seem, appear [2.4.2].
Thökk	name 'Thanks'.
Æsir	name (plural of Áss).
ætt	f. family, lineage, race.
ödhlask	v. obtain, gain [2.4.2].
öl	f. beer.
önd	f. breath; life; soul [2.1.1.2].
öndóttr	adj. terrible to look at, terrifying.
örn	m. eagle [2.1.1.1.2].
öxl	f. shoulder.
ørendi	n. errand, mission, message (also erindi).
ørindreki	m. messenger.
œztr	adj. (superl.) highest, noblest [2.2.1.1].