naglfastr
(ON)
adj.
fastened with a nail
ONorw
GuL
Llb
- ‘naglfastr’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3745 (07/27/2024)
nagli
(ON)
noun
If a nail needed for the building of a church or a warship was missing, the person(s) responsible had to pay a fine. See GuL chs 10, 306.
nail (of tree or metal) ONorw GuL Krb, Leb Refs:
KLNM s.v.v. nagle, sud, tak
- ‘nagli’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3746 (07/27/2024)
nagranni
(OSw)
nágranni
(ON)
nægranni
(OSw)
nærgranni
(OSw)
noun
Neighbour, possibly other than the closest one, who appears as a legally required witness to various events in the community, such as nam ‘seizure’, fires and funerals. Often in the phrase granni ok/æller nagranni (OSw).
close neighbour OSw DL Kkb, Gb
OSw HL Kkb, Blb
man from the surroundings OSw KrL Bb Add
OSw MEL Bb
OSw MESt Bb
man of the area OSw UL Blb
OSw VmL Mb, Bb
near neighbour ONorw MLL Lvb 12 Lb 29
OSw BjR
OSw DL Bb
OSw SdmL Kkb, Bb, Mb
OSw UL Kkb, Äb, Jb
OSw VmL Kkb
neighbour OFar Seyð 10
OSw KrL Kgb SmbI
OSw MEL Kgb Refs:
KLNM s.v. naboforhold; SAOB s.v. någranne
- ‘nagranni’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3747 (07/27/2024)
náinn
(ON)
adj.
close
ONorw
GuL
Krb, Løb, Olb
- ‘náinn’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3748 (07/27/2024)
nálgask
(ON)
verb
be vague
OIce
Grg
Þsþ 32
- ‘nálgask’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3749 (07/27/2024)
nam
(OSw)
nam
(ODan)
noun
Literally ‘taking’. Movable goods taken by a creditor or plaintiff as surety for due compensation or fine. In ODan, nam had to be preceded by a verdict from the thing ‘assembly’. In both ODan and OSw, it was regulated which parts of the owner’s property could be legally entered when taking the nam, and the taker had to announce it to the neighbours. Contrasted to theft and robbery. Increasingly replaced by distraint and execution performed by someone impartial. The concept is often expressed with the corresponding verb næma (OSw).
deposit OSw DL Rb
personal surety OSw UL Äb
OSw VmL Mb
security OSw ÄVgL Rlb
seizure ODan ESjL 3
ODan JyL 2
ODan SkL 85
OSw ÖgL Db Rb
surety OSw SdmL Bb
OSw VmL Kgb, Mb
OSw YVgL Utgb Refs:
KLNM s.v. nam
- ‘nam’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3750 (07/27/2024)
námágr
(ON)
noun
close kinsman by marriage
OIce
Grg
Þsþ 25, 35 Vís 89 Bat 113 Fjl 223
OIce
Js
Mah 13, 14 Kab 2
ONorw
FrL
Mhb 9 Rgb 14
near male relative related by marriage
ONorw
GuL
Kpb, Løb, Tfb, Mhb, Olb, Sab
- ‘námágr’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3751 (07/27/2024)
namfæ
(OSw)
noun
cattle taken as pledge
OSw
YVgL
Utgb
cattle taken in custody
OSw
ÄVgL
Föb
- ‘namfæ’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3752 (07/27/2024)
namn
(OSw)
navn
(ODan)
noun
Apart from name giving of children, also appearing on the one hand in punishable insults (such as fult namn ‘foul name’ OSw SdmL Mb), and on the other hand in legal identification of a wrongdoer, such as a thief (ODan VSjL 87), whore (OSw DL Kkb) or villain (OSw YvgL Urb).
name ODan VSjL 87
OSw SdmL Mb
OSw YVgL Urb, Drb
- ‘namn’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3753 (07/27/2024)
namsdom
(ODan)
noun
judgement for seizure
ODan
JyL
3
- ‘namsdom’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3754 (07/27/2024)
násessi
(ON)
noun
man sitting close to another
ONorw
GuL
Mhb
- ‘násessi’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3755 (07/27/2024)
nast
(OGu)
noun
buckle
OGu
GL
A 23
- ‘nast’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3756 (07/27/2024)
náttin helga
(ON)
noun
Christmas Eve
ONorw
GuL
Krb, Kpb, Løb, Arb, Olb, Leb
- ‘náttin helga’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3757 (07/27/2024)
náttsetr
(ON)
náttsæting
(ON)
noun
nightwatch
ONorw
BorgL
12.9
ONorw
EidsL
47.7
- ‘náttsetr’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3758 (07/27/2024)
náttstaðarvitni
(ON)
noun
dwelling confirmation
ONorw
FrL
Var 12
night-quarters testimony
OIce
Js
Mah 21
- ‘náttstaðarvitni’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3759 (07/27/2024)
náttstaðr
(ON)
noun
dwelling
ONorw
FrL
Mhb 7
night-quarters
OIce
Js
Mah 14
ONorw
GuL
Arb, Tfb, Mhb
ONorw
MLL
Mah 11 Ert 22 Llb 54
place where one spends nights
OIce
Jó
Kge 26, 32
- ‘náttstaðr’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3760 (07/27/2024)
naumdǿlir (pl.)
(ON)
noun
people from Namdalen
ONorw
GuL
Leb
- ‘naumdǿlir (pl.)’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3761 (07/27/2024)
naumdǿll
(ON)
noun
person from Namdalen
ONorw
FrL
Reb 3
- ‘naumdǿll’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3762 (07/27/2024)
náungi
(ON)
náingi
(ON)
noun
close relative
ONorw
BorgL
9.14
near kinsman
ONorw
GuL
Olb
- ‘náungi’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3763 (07/27/2024)
naust
(ON)
noun
boathouse
OIce
Grg
Feþ 165
ONorw
GuL
Llb, Leb
ONorw
MLL
Lvb 2
- ‘naust’. A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law. http://www.dhi.ac.uk/lmnl/nordicheadword/displayPage/3764 (07/27/2024)