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oba vw. to open; oba dønnar!
obadalig, obadjalig adj. 1. incapable, weakly; 2. useless
obder nn. (ON uppdyri or ofdyri) 1. wooden lintel or shelf above a door; 2. penthouse
obo nn. 1. appearance, pretence; 2. something done for the sake of appearances
oddi nm. point, tongue of land
ogelsku nm. old, worn-out shoe; at gånga i ogelsku
ogga vw. 1. to satisfy; 2. to give one good and dainty food
ohoitt, uhoitt nm. (ON ótti) sudden owerhelming fear of the supernatural
ok- adj. prefix (ON auka-) additional
okenli adv. often, frequently
oknamn nn. nickname, (mocking) epithet
okra vw. (ON okra, auka) 1. to augment, increase; 2. to raise
old nf. 1. hazy, sultry weather; 2. oppressive heat
olg nf. (ON ólga) heavy commotion in the sea
olg nn. poppressive heat
olljapluck nn. (ON ullar- + L.Sc. pluck) remains of wool
olljastu nm. (ON -stúfr) sheep's carcass found in the outfield
ollemos adj. poor, wretched, bony
olmø nm. (ON almúgi/-múgr) large assembly of people, gathered crowd
ombod nn. (ON umboð) 1. factorship;2. vicar's tithe
ombodsland nn. crown property, national property
omgordinn adj. surrounding
omgording nm. (ON umgyrðingr) border, thick rope around the mouth of a basket
ompastobb nn. 1. confusion; 2. disorder; 3. untidiness
omujjem pron. 1. two objects of the same kind; 2. nothing else
onjd nf. heat (sun, atmospheric); see also ønn
onjdali adj. 1. strange, doubtful, mysterious; 2. wicked, evil; 3. forebodding bad weather
onjdelokk nf. accident, misfortune; dað er onjdelokk falljen uppå de they've met with an accident
onjder nn. 1. small porch; 2. penthouse; 3. wooden shelf
onjder prep. and adv. under
onjdergjud nf. (ON undirgjót) under-current in the sea
onjdergrå, -gru nm. (ON -gróði/græði?) swell in the sea, indicating storm
onjderhvigg, underhvigg nn. under-current in the sea
onderstenn nm. 1. 'under-stone', stone forming a base; 2. metaph. author, esp. of something bad
onjgdi nm. (ON andi) 1. stink; 2. strong and disagreeable smell
onglabiter nm. ling biting the line
onnj nf. (ON önn) eagerness, love of work
opantil adv. above, on the heights
ord nf. (ON urð) 1. a heap of fragments of rock; 2. big boulder
orm nm. 1. vermin;2. swarm; 3. dense shoal of small fish
orma vw. to creep, crawl
ormel nn. pl. (ON ørmul) remnant, particle, fragment
ornaskap, -skepp nn. form of ear-mark
orta adj. (ON úrtak?) rare, occurring at long intervals; uttakin taking out; selected
osta vw. 1. to waste, disappear; 2. to melt, cause to disappear
ostmjølk nf. ost-milk
ousa vs. 1. to bale; 2. to pour down; 3. to lift feet high in walking
ousmål nn. quantity of water in the bottom of a boat
ousterrumm nn. well-room of a boat
overgengen adj. 1. imperious, tyrannical; 2. violent; intractable
overgeng vs. 1. to exceed the right measure; 2. to become overfilled
overgeng nm. 1. excess of measure; 2. violence, arrogance; 3. aggression
overgrip nn. 1. the upper hand (in wrestling); 2. sprain
overgripa vs. to sprain; hannj overgrep sina hanjd
overi(n), øveri nn. 1. the last cake; 2. something left over
overli adv. excessively
overlig adj. 1. excessive, too big; 2. exaggerated
overskodd nn. 1. rebound of a wave; 2. too great haste
overteken adj. overwhelmed
overtak nn. the upper hand
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