> góðr fjárins ok gagnsamr sÃnum mönnum, styrktarmaðr hvers,
> good (generous) of property and helpful to his men, a benefactor of
each
>
> 640 sem hans þurfu við. 'Ãá eru þeir eigi menn, ef þeir fylgja þér
> who (whoever) has need of him. âThen they are not men, if they
support you
>
> eigi vel, hvers sem þú þarft við. En þvà ráðum vit þér þetta, at
> not well, each who (whoever) you have need of. But (in) that
(matter), we advise you this, that
'hvers' can also be "whatever", and is so translated by Gwyn Jones the
second time it occurs: "whatever you need."