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kadel nm. string tied around the neck of a lamb as a mark
kaka vw. 1. cacare; 2. to go to stool (mostly to children)
kald adj. cold
kaldkrogen adj. susceptible to cold
kaldvard, -vård adj. chilly
kallj nn. 1. crying;2. screaming; 3. business, calling, vocation: du hever ikke kallj at gera dað
kallja vw. 1. to call; 2. to scream ( < L.Sc.); dað er min moder sen kalljar å mog
kamb, kåmb nm. comb, sharp-crested mountain ridge
kann nf?. (ON kanna) can (measure)
kannj nn. 1. inspection;2. counting up (cows)
kannja vw. 1. to inspect; 2. count up; 3. to try to identify; 4. to clear up, throw light upon
kant nm. 1. edge, corner; dað var ikke en stur kant å båtenon the boat was not very deeply or heavily loaded; 2. way of treating person; 3. humour;4. spirits; hannj var å rångon kanti ennan morgen
kanta vw. to turn over, capsize
kappa vw. cut off (fish)
kapsvivla vw. to capsize
kara vw. 1. to mix; 2. to root in something; 3. to work with hands in somethingdirty
karl nm. 1. old man, fellow; 2. big bulky person
karm nm. 1. frame;2. heap; 3. state, condition; 4. humour, spirits; at vara i pørligon karmi
kassmelt nm. collaspe, collision
kast nn. 1. cast;2. handiness, skill; goitt kast i hans hanjdon; at hava kast um e-t; hannj hever ikke kast at gera dað; 3. handling over of something; 4. attack of illness; 5. habit (esp. bad); 6. change, occurrence; 7. opportunity
kasta vw. 1. to cast, fling; 2. to hand one something; 3. to reject
kasta um to make an exchange; de kastaðu um sinar kør; ner nåitten og dagen kasta um
kasta upp 1. to propose; 2. come to light
kastel nm. castle; de castle o' Munes
kasten adj. 1. rejected;2. unserviceable; 3. no longer fresh, stale sour
kaitthus nn. porch in front of the door
kattaram nm. 1. cat's paw; 2. small cloud
kattmoget adj. light-coloured, dirty-grey
kava vw. 1. to press on one's way; 2. be troubled; at vara kavandi to be out of breath; sugen kavaði øver uss; 3. to rush about; 4. to eat greedily; 5. to insist; 6. to snow in drifts; hannj kavar og ber; kavd under [in under]; hun kom kavandi upp efter
kava nf. 1. eagerness;2. hurry; 3. violence
kavaborð nm. dense snow-storm =fogborð
kavi, kava, kav nm. 1. somethingdiving, sinker; 2. low land; 3. dense snowfall
Keddhonjtla nf. kind of ogress, sort of trolls, half cat-half bitch
kefsa vw. to be unhandy
kefset adj. 1. unhandy;2. awkward, spilling what one is carrying
keka vw. (ON keikja) to bend or twist backwards (keka øver); hann genger veð sinu hevdi kekaðu øver
kela vw. to bring forth young (rabbits)
keljda nf. source, spring of water
kelva nf. well-developed, not quite half-grown ling
kenna vw. to know, be aware of, feel, be sensible of; eg kenndi dað å mjer; sugen kenner i (di) (Fær. sjógvurin veit í) there's commotion, approaching storm, forebod
kenning nf. 1. feeling, sensation; 2. identification; 3. knowledge
kennmark nn. identification mark
kent adj. 1. well-known;2. skilful, well acquainted
keppa vw. (ON kepti) to compete
ker adj. dear
kerling nf. 1. crone; 2. big woman
kervi nn. 1. bunch, bundle; 2. truss; 3. certain quantity of grass
kessa nf. carrying basket
ketling nm. kitten
keva vw. (past kavdi) 1. to struggle with something; 2. to wrestle in fun; 3. to contend in an eager manner;3. to interfere; 4. to fall on the wrong side; 5. to be overcome with sleepiness
kibig adj. lively and alert, quick and clever;du ert kibig at deri vinnu, men du myndi ikke gera hvat du vart biðin at gera
kidi nn. small lamb
kik nn. 1. peeping, peep; 2. very short visit
kik nn. 1. gesticulation;2. crick, stiffeness
kika vw. 1. to peer, keep a sharp look-out; 2. to pay a short visit
kiljka vw. to be full of joy andlife
kilseta vw. (past -setti) to chase obstinate sheep by driving them into a corner
kilsket adj. 1. excessively merry; 2. wild and wanton
kimtjagg [tj] nn. 1. continuous teasing; 2. putting obstacles; at halda e-n i kimtjaggi
kimtjagga [tj] vw. 1. to tease continually; 2. to put obstacles in one's way
kinga vw. to mend something, esp. broken objects
kings nn.1.quarrel; 2. dispute
kingsa vw. 1. to quarrel; 2. to dispute;3. to grumble
kinks nn. offence, fit of bad humour, touchiness
kinks adj. easily offended, touchy
kinn nf. cheek
kinnpuster nm. cheek-muscle
kirka nf. church
kirkasukn nf. 1. parish; 2. great crowd, multitude; 3. the buried dead of a parish
kirkfolk nf. church-goers/-people
kisek nm. cat T
kist nf. (ON kista) chest
kitla vw. to tickle, irritate
kittelsom adj. ticklish, sensitive
kjob nn. (ON kaup) 1. compensation;2. reward; 3. good gift
kjoba vw. (ON kaupa; past kjobti) 1. to compensate, reward a service;2. to induce, bribe
kjost nm. tumulus
kjud adj. (ON kúgaðr) beginning to get a sour taste
kjålk, kjålki nm. jaw
kjålkakast nn. facility in using one's jaws;
hava goitt kjålkakast to have a good appetit
klakk nm. 1. fragment of a rock; 2. mountain hill
klakk(a)skorr nf. fishing-ground
klaksa to strike, smack; klaksa ned
klappa vw. to tap, strike; hannj klappaði hannj ned i mukla stulen (arm-chair)
kleda vw. (ON klæða; past kleddi) to dress, put on; at kleda bånnjið; at kleda sog; at kleda skøvek to put something on the feet
klednabun nm. (ON klæð(n)abúnaðr) garment
klestra vw. to paste on, smear on
klett nm. rock, cliff
klima, klina vw. 1. to paste; 2. smear (butter)
klingra vw. to turn round; klingra dog!
klining nm. piece of bread and butter
klippa vw. to clip
klipitenger nf. pl. pair of tongs
klister nn. butter
klokk nf. (ON klukka) beetle; vatnklokk, honnjklokk
klovi nm. cleft tool, tongs
klud nm. neck-cloth, neckerchief
kluka vw. to build up loosely or temporarily, esp. a fence
kluk adj. 1. wily, sly; 2. ingenious, dexterous, nimble
klumsa vw. 1. to become or make speechless, deprive one of speech; 2. to expire, die; klumsen - also blocked
klunk nm. the top of a wall or fence
klur nn. scratch, mark made by a cat's claw
klura vw. 1. to scratch; 2. to harrow the earth by spade or plough; at klura upp grundena; klurd grund
klurer nm. cat T
klut, klud nm. 1. cloud, rag; 2. sail T
klø nm. (pl. klør) stone; piece of steatite
kløf nf. cleft hoof
knag nn. (Norw. knag 'trouble') 1. sore, wound (metaph.), grief; 2. foul, stale taste
knapp nm. round button; knapp elbogsens [knes]bone of the elbow [knee]
knava vw. 1. to gnaw off; hunden knavar benið; 2. to scrape off
kne nn. 1. knee;2. ear-mark
knippa vw. to pull to pieces, break asunder
knippek nm. small bunch, bundle, parcel
knirka vw. to creak
kniv adj. clever, active, able
knoggi nm. short, square-built, well-knit fellow
knoggjet adj. small in stature, but stout
knor nm. vessel, boat
knott nm. 1. roundish lump; 2. person with short but stout figure
knotti nm. ball
knubbi nm. potato T
knurra vw. to whisper, murmur
knyrja [rdzj] vw. to squeeze, press
knyrk adj. scant, short (applied to measure)
knyta vw. (past knytti) to tie, knit (corn, cows)
kobb nm. (ON kobbi) young seal
kodd nm. (ON koddi) pillow, cushion
kod, kjod adj. ingratiatingly kind, confidentional
koga vw. to swallow, drink in large draughts
kojakka vw. to chatter, have a long gossip; to sit kojakkin
kokkel nm. compass T
kokkeluri nm. daisy
kokra, kjokra vw. 1. to cheer up; 2. torevive; 3. to talk gently; 4. to fondle, caress; 5. kjokra upp: to become revived, recover
kol nn. small brand, small piece of partly burnt peat
kola nf. small, cup-shaped, open lamp
kollj nm. 1. head, head of a fish; 2. hay-stack; see alsomerkol
kollja nf. buoy T
kolla vw. to take off the top
kolljyvirbollji adv. (ON koll fyrir böll?) headlong, topsy-turvy
kolmyrk adj. pitch dark
koma vs. to come
koma at 1. to come to an end; 2. to happen
koma frå to become loose, slip out
koma til 1. to grow, become greater; 2. to recover, retain strength; 3.to com off (badly)
koma upp to get on, become known
koma uppå 1. to meet, run across; 2. to come over one (mind); dað er ilska at kom uppå hannj
kom veð to occur in certain manner (well/ill)
koma å to happen, occur;also koma uppå
komin adj. suitable
kongalu nn. bush, heather-bush
konk, kjonki, kunk nm. 1. illness; 2. very bad cold
konn adj. 1. acquainted with, familiar with something; 2. accustomed to something
konna vw.1.to become acquainted or familiar with something; 2. to become accustomed with something
konnjmerki nm.(ON maðkr) cornwarm
kopp nm. precipitous
koramussinm. "curly mouth", endearing term
korgla vw. to tell strongly exaggerated stories
korki nm. oats; korkakost oaten bread
korn nn. corn
korngild nm. payment for damage done by sheep on corn
korr nf. (ON kyrrð) quietest part of midsummer-night; korr dimmonar
kors, kross nm. 1. fiery-cross; 2. express message; 3. swearing exclamation; at senda kors; kors! kors uppå dog [dað]!; Korsmess May 3/September 14 (ON Krossmessa)
kort adj. 1. short;2. scant
kost nm. (ON kostr 'maintenance', Ork. cost, coist) bread
kotla vw. (ON kitla) 1. to tickle; 2. to put aside secretly
kovla vw. to dress oneself warmly; hun kovlar sitt heved upp
krabbi nm. crab
krag nm. (ON kragi) 1. collar;2. throat, neck
kraget adj. very lean and miserable
kragklut nm. cravat, neckerchief
krakk nm. 1. three-legged wooden stool; 2. foot-stool
kram nm. paw, cat's paw or claw
krama vw. to pack into a heap
kramma vw. 1. to grab; 2. scrape
krammek nm. the paw of an animal
krank adj. sick, feeble
kranset adj. 1. cross;2. fretful; 3. malicious
kransi nm. coral
krapp nm. 1. angular space in the interious; 2. narrow place (Icel. komast í hann krappan)
krapp adj. 1. close;2. scant; 3. choppy (of the sea)
kravi nm. 1. large flock or crowd; 2. heap, mass
kreka vw. to spit, hawk, cough up phlegm
kreksa vw. 1. to hawk, cough up phlegm; 2. to grumble
krema vw. (ON kreima or kremjask?, past kramdi or kremdi?) to be ailing, unwell and sulky
kresta vw. to exert oneself, walking wearily
krestin nf. hard toil and struggle
kriel, krier nm. (Nor. kria) cock T
kriga vw. to hook, grip and let loose again
krigga nf. cover or shelter against bad weather
krigi nm. corner, sharp angle in a wall or fence
krigiseta vw. to drive animal into a corner
krik nm. narrow pass, cleft
krimma vw. to cough slightly, clear one's throat; at krimma ut av kvarkeni (throat)
krimpa vw. 1. to squeeze;2. to shrink; 3. to narrow, restrict;4. to be too stingy; 5. to wince, complain; du måst ikke krimpa dog you must not sacrifice yourself; 6. to whimper; 7. to emit a low sound (cow); 8. to desire, long for
kring nm. 1. cricle, ring; 2. a halter round the neck of an animal; 3. two animals tied together
kring 1. prep. around; 2. adv. about
kringa vw. 1. to tie twoanimals together; 2. to become entangled (rope)
kringlkost nm. round loaf
krista vw. to exert oneself, take great pains without making progress
krobb nf. (ON krubba) small enclosure
krobba vw. 1. to narrow; 2. to confine;3. to pinch for room; 4. to keep (a child) in check
krobbet adj. 1. narrow, confined; 2. pinched for room
krobbi nm. 1. small hollow, hole in which plants are planted; 2. confined space
krod(d)a, krødni, krodni vw. to cram together, crowd
kroga vw. 1. to crouch against bad weather; at kroga frå skuri; at kroga inn under; 2. to spy; de hava krogað um annjehvaran
kroga nf. shelter against bad weather; at taka krogu to take shelter; at standa i krogu; at koma inn i [inn under] krogu
krogabøl nn. enclosure for giving to animals shelter against bad weather
kroinjta vw. to whimper, complain
krok nm. (ON hraukr, hrúga) heap, cluster (esp. potatoes)
kroka vw. 1. to be in utter exhaustion, misery; 2. to starve
kroma vw. to whimper, complain about bad health
kroppen adj. (ON kroppinn < kreppa) 1. shrunk, contradicted; 2. doubled up; 3. crooked, dent
krossmarknn. the sign of the cross; at gera e-on krossmark to maltreat; at ligga krossmark to lie helpless, disabled
kru nf. enclosure, fold, esp. sheep-fold
krubbet adj. narrow, confined
krug nm. thole in a boat T; hon bleser åitte farið [båten], guda lukk vari at krugenon! it (the ling) 'blows' behind the boat, good luck at the thole!
kruget adj. 1. crooked;2. bent; 3. stooping
kruk nm. curve; kruk å bandenu
krukseta vw. to drive an animal into a fence to catch it
krumpet adj. 1. curved;2. crook-backed
krumpin nf.sharp curve
krumplikin nm. colding
krun nf. (ON krúna) 1. crown;2. garland; 3. circular hill-top
krupen, kropen adj. (ON kropinn < krjúpa) crawled, crept; bånnjið er krupið burt
krupp nm. 1. body;2. man, person; Blessinar vari uppå din krupp!bless your body! du ert krupp you are a queer one; pørlig krupp! poor fellow! sikk krupp! what a queer person!; fy uppå dann [ennan] krupp! fy falli (befalli) dann [ennan] krupp! may misfortune befall him, shame
krusa vw. to collect, drive together
krø nf?. 1. cluster; 2. dense assembled crowd
krø vw. to flock together in a dense crowd; de vuru krød samen
krøkni nf?. crowd, multitude, large flock
krå nf. 1. corner, nook; 2. space of 'de but' to store potatoes
kråga nf. crow
krågupil nm. kind of testaceous animal on the shore
kråguting nn. gathering of crows holding conference and judgement
kråkling nm. (ON kræklingr) small mussel
krånk indisposition, malingery
krånk adj. (ON krangr) 1. sick, indisposed; 2. cross-grained, disobliging
krås nf. nice gift
ku (ON kú, pl. kør) nf. cow; tidd ku cow with young, cow on the point of calving
kub nm. young seal
kuba nf. small basket
kuk nn. excrement, esp. of a cow dried in the sun
kul nn. light, breeze
kula nf. 1. a protuberant little round swelling; 2. the prominent part of the face (nose); 3.roundish hill
kumet adj. misty, hazy
kumla vw. to turn upside down
kummer nf. godmother
kuna nf. woman, wife T
kunki, kjonki nm. 1. attack of illness; 2. severe bad cold
kura vw. 1. to stoop, crouch; 2.to doze; 3. to be unwell, be dejected
kuralag nn. confused, noisy assembly
kurf nf. 1. (rough) surface; 2. epidermis
kurr nm. 1. casual remark; 2. slight rumour
kuss, kjos nm. kiss (kiss on the mouth)
kussa vw. (past kusti) to kiss
kuva vw. to cough slightly
kvag nf. (ON kaka) round cake
kvaka vw. 1. to quiver, quake; 2. to creep (about small animals); 3. to swarm
kvala vw. to abate, calm (wind)
kvark nf. 1. throat; 2. narrow pass
kveg nf. (ON kvíga) heifer
kven nf. (ON kvein) lamentation, sorrow
kverk nf. throat
kvern nf. 1. quern, hand-mill; 2. water-mill (placenames)
kvi nf. enclosure for cattle, milking-place
kvikk, hwikk adj. 1. living; 2. swarming, teeming; eg heve seð grundena kvikka veð honnjklokkon I've seen ground alive with nasicornous beetles
kvikkrepp nm. misery, want, lack of the necessities
kvikna vw. 1. to get the fire to blaze; 2. to begin to run quicker (tide), increase
kvilling nm. 1. hermaphrodite, young non-prolific ram; 2. stunt, feeble wretch
kvolka vw. to swallow quickly or greedily
kvålv nm. calf
kykin adj. all alive, animated and vivacious; livandi og kykin
kynsked nm.(ON kyn + skaði) accident happening to oneself or to a relation, one of the same clan; gektu veð dinon kynskedi! du mynkanske få din kynsked ante!
kyrkar nm. pl. scissors T
kyrra vw. 1. to quieten; 2. to check; 3. to scare away
kyrr! interj. hush! be quiet! kirrabaw - lullaby
købnn.bargain, bargining; compensation
kød, køð nn. well-developed half-grown fish, esp. coalfish
køda vw. to become liquid, deposit oil (of fish livers)
kødi nn. liver-oil; see also gøti
køf nn. value, bargain; ikke vert køf
køl nm. (cool) breath of air, fresh breeze; kølvind
køla vw. (ON kylja, koela; past kuldi) 1. to cool; 2. to blow faintly
køllja vw. to fondle; at køllja (um, øver) bånnj
kølsin adj. 1. cold, chilly; hannj er mukkið kølsið uti; 2. susceptible to cold; kølsin i hanjdon cold about one's hands
kørka vw. (ON kyrka; past kørkti) 1. to squeeze, pinch; 2. to take hold and shake (in fun); eg myn kørka dog I'll punish you (jokingly)
kørra vw. to scare away
kørrnørrinterj. keep quiet! be silent!
køttikel nn. tough, difficult (work)
kållj nm. man, old man
kålljgrøt nn. lead with a rope attached for finding the deap of the sea < kaðal
kårr adj. (ON kærr) small, lively, cheerful, quick; mit piri kårra ting!;
kårri small fellow
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