At 10:15:46 AM on Tuesday, July 20, 2010, Brian M. Scott
wrote:

> At 10:51:47 PM on Monday, July 19, 2010, rob13567 wrote:

Oops! Overlooked these.

>> Það nafn festist við hann.
>> That name stuck fast to/with him.
>> That name stuck with him.

No problem here.

>> Það er sagt frá Hrapp að hann gerðist úrigur viðureignar,
>> veitti nú nábúum sínum svo mikinn ágang að þeir máttu
>> varla halda hlut sínum fyrir honum.

>> That is said of Hrapp that he became ill-tempered, given
>> now his neighbors so much aggression that they scarcely
>> were-able keep their condition before him.

>> It is said of Hrapp that he became ill-tempered to deal
>> with, gave his neighbors now such serious agression that
>> they could scarcely keep their position because of him.

<Fyrir honum> is probably 'against him': 'they could
scarcely maintain their lot/position against him'. (I
notice that M&P found a nice wording: 'could scarcely hold
their own against him'.)

Brian