--- In norse_course@yahoogroups.com, "Patricia" <originalpatricia@...> wrote:
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> Þá mælti Mörður til Hrúts: "Hví þykir dóttur minni svo illt vestur þar?"
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> Hrútur mælti: "Segi hún til ef hún hefir sakagiftir nokkurar við mig."
> Then asks Morð of Hrut "Why does my Daughter seem so unhappy there - in the West"
> Hrut spoke "Ask her if she has some accusation ( ?) of harm with (from) me (i.e. - let her speak for herself)
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> En þær urðu engar upp bornar við Hrút.
Hi Patricia,
Those are terms out of laws.
til-mæli: request, demand
"þykir": consider or think: conceive in mind
svo illt: so evil/bad
hafa sakarGiftir :(accuse someone of committing a crime; see charge )
have founded accusations
bring up by Hrút/in court.
The think is that their "samfarar" matters are still unknown publically.
They do not unite .
Thanks Uoden.
I feel that Hrútr loves the Queen as she is sensual,
but Unnur is arranged and not possibly not so carnal or worldly.