At 7:46:17 PM on Thursday, July 15, 2010, Fred and Grace
Hatton wrote:

> Ok þá er þeir Víga-Óbívan sigldi inn í höfn þar, sá þeir
> þat skip, er var stolit af Dúkú.

> And then when they, Slayer Obiwan (andAnakinn) sailed in
> into (the) harbor there, they saw that ship which was
> stolen from Duku.

Stolen *by* Dúkú; 'stolen from' would be <stolit frá>.

> Ok hverjum skalt þú, Víga-Óbívan, hefna föður síns
> Kvaggans, ef Falfaðinn konungr er dauðr?

> And how shall you, Slayer Obiwan, avenge your father
> Kvaeggan, if King Palpatine is dead?

I believe that you're thinking of <hversu>. <Hverjum> is
the dative of <hverr> 'who', so it's 'And on whom will you
avenge your father'. <Hefna> takes the genitive for the
thing or person for which/whom vengeance is taken, and the
dative for the person on whom it's taken.

> Saman fengum vit eyða þá Seið-dróttin, ...
> Together we are able to destroy them Sith-Lord, ...

I don't see any way to make sense of <þá> as the accusative
plural of the demonstrative pronoun: <Seið-Dróttin> is
definitely a masculine accusative singular. Either it's
'then', or it's an error for <þann>.

Brian