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GEIRI

Runes

through self-sacrifice: Veit ek at ek hekk vindga meiði a netr allar nío, geiri vndaþr ok gefinn Oðni, sialfr sialfom mer, a þeim meiþi, er mangi veit,

Runes

Battle on the Ice of Lake Vänern

Áli Hrafni, er til íss riðu, en annarr austr und Aðilsi grár hvarfaði, geiri undaðr. Vésteinn rode Valr, And Vifill rode Stúfr; Meinthjófr rode Mór,

Battle on the Ice of Lake Vänern

Geiranger

Varanger). The first element could be the plural genitive of the Old Norse word geiri (which means "a piece of land" or "a field in a mountain side") which is

Geiranger

Hávamál

of himself to himself: Vęit ec at ec hecc vindga meiði a nętr allar nío, geiri vndaþr oc gefinn Oðni, sialfr sialfom mer, a þeim meiþi, er mangi veit,

Hávamál

Píslarvottar án hæfileika

the terrorist club'] and 'Frásögn Geira af ferð sinni til Palestínu' [Geiri's account of his journey to Palestine]). The novel is divided into two parts

Píslarvottar án hæfileika

Runestone

this force, and, on the Häggeby Runestone in Uppland, it is reported that Geiri "sat in the Assembly's retinue in the west," and the Landeryd Runestone

Runestone

Garstang

signifying the site of a meeting-space. The Old Norse derivation being 'geiri', a gore, from 'geirr', with 'stang' or 'stǫng', meaning "pole" or "boundary

Garstang

Garforth

beginning with ger- reflect the Old Norse counterpart of Old English gāra, geiri, and therefore the existence of Norse-influenced pronunciations of the name

Garforth

Germanic toponymy

Norse geirr-stǫng ("spear post"). Gartree, Northamptonshire, from Old Norse geiri-tré ("tree on a triangual piece of land"). Kirby Bellars, Leicestershire

Germanic toponymy