4. Drepiz, _kill one another_.

finnuz þeir báder daudir---- en ecki vapn höfþu þeir nema bitlana af

hestinum, ok þat hygia menn at þeir (Alrek and Eirek) hafi _drepiz_

þar med. Sva segir Ðiodolfr.; "_Drepaz_ kvádu."--Heimskringla.

Ynglinga-Saga, p. 23.

The brothers were found dead--and no weapons had they except the bits

of their horses, and men think they (Alrek and Eirek) had _killed each

other_ therewith. So says Thiodolf.: "They said that they _killed each

other_."

5. Um-faþmaz, _embrace each other_. See Atla-Quiþa hin Grænslenzko,

42.--_Edd. Sæm._

6. Földes, _fell in with each other_.--Om morgonet effter _földes_ wy

in Kobenhaffn.--Norwegian Letters in 1531, A. D. See Samlingar til det

Norske Folks Sprog og Historie, I. 2. 70. The morning after we _fell in

with each other_ in Copenhagen.

7. Funduz, _found each other_, _met_. See Vafþrudnis-mal

17.--Sigurd-Quiþ. i. 6. Edd. Sæm.--Fareyingar-Saga, p. 44. _Ðeir

funduz_ is rendered _de fandt hverandre_ = _they found each other_, in

Haldorsen's Lexic. Island.

ef iþ Gymer _finniz_.

if you and Gymer meet.

Harbards-l: 24. Edd. Sæm.

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