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i prep. in, into; at gånga i husið, kirkena; jogoni i drenganon [dukkoni, honon] (Fær. eyguni í honum)
ibit nn. bite, small meal
ida nf. whirlpool; eg så idu av hvalenon
idin adj. 1. diligent;2. persevering; 3. assiduous in work
ifarek nm. shoes T
ifetlek nm. mouse T < light-footed
ifuding nm. cat T < light footed;intensive of fuding
igga vw. to incite
igrip nn. ear, loop (on a basket)
ikke part. not
ill adj. 1. wicked, bad, ill; 2. hostile; 3. harmful; 4. painful; 5. difficult; 6. troublesome; illi mannen devil; dað er ilt vam veð honon [henni] there's bad commotion; ill doren! ill er! ill stonjd! illa hjolsan! ill til pass out of sorts, indisposed, unwell (Dan. ilde til pas)
illberin adj. unable to bear illness or fatigue
illbyrstet adj. 1. angry; 2. cross; 3. malicious
illbyrsta vw. to threaten to do harm; hannj illbyrstaði fyri honon
illfena vw. to show unkidness to someone
illgevin adj. continiously complaining
illgluma vw. to have a suspicion, scowl
illgru vw. to suspect
illgådet adj. being in a bad temper
illhagerdadj. 1.unattractive; 2. mishandled
illhåitted adj. ill-grown, deformed
illkynt adj. 1. wicked by nature; 2. of ill repute
illlek adj. (ON ill-legr) 1. of an ugly appearance; 2. with unhealthy complexion
illlukket adj. unfortunate
illminnjet, illmonjdet adj. 1. evil-natured; 2. malicious; 3. rancorous
illraget adj. ill-used, bullied
illsetten adj. (Ísl. illa settur) ungraceful, clumsy, awkward
illsnitteret adj. (ON snerta 'to touch') malicious and obstinate by nature, wilful and quarrelsome
illsnøsket adj. 1. cross; 2. peevish; 3. dissatisfied
illtriva vs. (Nor. illtrivast) to thrive ill
illveder nn.bad weather
illvan nf. slight hope of something
illvilji nm. ill-will, rancour
illvillet adj. ill-natured
illviket adj. 1. malicious;2. intractable, troublesome
illvirken adj. 1. wretched;2. sickly-looking
illvirket adj. 1. malicious;2. bent on mischeif; 3. tricky
ilska nf. 1. malice;2. hatred; 3. anger; 4.severe illness; 5. damage, misfortune; hannj gerdi dað imuti ilsku; dað var ilska uppå honon
ilta nf. (< ilt) 1. spite, enmity; 2. ill-will; 3. malice; at hava iltu at e-on; gert igegnen iltu; fullj av iltu; hannj gerdi dað iltufullj
inn, innj adv. in; inn efter inward, farther in; inn til more to land and northerly; vinden er faren inn til; upp inn under hidden
inn nn. dwelling, haunt
innbygget adj. 1. reserved; 2. obstinate; 3.selfish < built up
innbøð nn. (ON innboð) hospitable reception; hannj myndi ikke få mukkið innbøð her
innbø vs. 1. to welcome; 2. give a hospital reception
innerlig adj. 1. rather far in; 2. affectionate, confidential; 3. hearty, very friendly
innerliga adv. somewhat far in or near the land; at fiska innerliga
innfallj nn. shoreward setting tide; opp. to utfallj
innhaf nn. deep-sea fishing grounds near the land; opp. to uthaf, framhaf
innhald nn. contents
innkomin nf. 1. coming in, arrival;2. occas. beginning; inkomin nya årsens
innrið, innarið nf. diarrhoea
innsog nn. shoreward-setting tide = landfellj; cf. avsuk
inntak nn. taking in, bringing home
ira vw. to cry, shriek
irepi nn. (ON ør-) 1. diminutive creature; 2. small thing
isa, iska vw. 1. to fall; 2. to snow; hannj iskar (ut av sjer)
istek adj. (ON ísóttr) cold, rainy
issi, essi dem.pron. (neu. itta, jada) this, that (Hild. eso)
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