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Rh is partly covered with snow (with many bare spots appearing). Not [K.I. in E.D.D.: blaagit]. [blēgət] is reported from in sense of: having a black back and white belly, of sheep; a b. sheep. From is reported  [bᶅē$ə$gət], of partly snow-covered earth; b. eart’. —  blaga,, to spot with dirt. — For the mingling with another word see $2$,

blaho [blāhō],, a very large shark ( is a smaller species of shark);  Is named in [sālhō]. from *blaðhár, from *blǫðku-hár (, = large leaf, leaf of marsh-marigold). No. “bladhaa” is considered to be a female shark in contrast to “ridhaa” (Aa.). Also in  is regarded as a female shark (full-grown). In Foula, is a large, full-grown shark in contrast to the young shark, called.
 * [blɔγ··ahō·] and

blan [blan],, (light) wind, breath of wind, mostly used negatively: no a b. (o’ wind), not a breath of wind, not a breeze. Also [blæn]; no a  ut o’ de lift (lift = air), no a  o’ wind i’ de sail. Cognate with blása,, to blow. The root is found without addition of s in blâjan,  blähen, , to blow; puff; bláwan.

bland$1$ [blānd],, mixture; quantity of things mingled together. bland,, mixture.

bland$w$ [blānd],, whey mixed with water; an ordinary summer-drink. blanda,, milk (whey) mixed with water. , [blāndi] is found as first part in, names of drinks or gruels, consisting of mixed with meal: a) or - [bli̇̄rək, -i], ;  “bleirie, blearie”, a thick gruel of butter-milk mixed with  oatmeal; b)  or,  or - ; see ,  and kjørek; c) [-stūrɩns], ; “stourum” = “brochan”, thick water-gruel, and “sturoch” = mixture of milk or water and meal; d).

blanda [blānda, bläᶇda, bᶅanda], , 1) "dredge”, mixed oats and barley; sometimes  and oats mixed, [bläᶇda] is the places:  [blɛnda: ; ble$2$nda: ], , -meal = meal from mixed corn; , see ,   2) confused heap of different things, — ; [bläᶇda].  the same word as $n$.
 * in [bᶅanda]. In some

blanna blura [blan·ablū·ra, -bᶅū·ra], as and : a), mixed up in a (bad) undertaking, in a conspiracy; dey ’re a’ [‘all’] b.-b. togedder, they have all conspired about it ( for some evil purpose), b) business”. — The first part bland,, mixture; mass. For the second part, see $i$,
 * “b.-b.! hit [‘it’] is a bonie

blasmek [blasmək],, thin cake of barley-, oat-, or wheatmeal. Also [blæsmək]:  and Must be cognate with the almost flasma,, thin slice (also ). With to  for might be compared blakka,, a flat stone, = *flakka, blach,, = flach, flat; further blakka,, to roam; fare, = flakka. As, however, (blesmek) is certainly mostly used in the “beremeal-b.”, a thin barley-meal cake, “b(l)”, in this instance, might have arisen from “f(l)” by assimilating influence from the preceding “bere”.

blastek [blastək],, = 4