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Rh hata,, to persecute,  ( to hate,  hata). $2$ and ,, as well as , In the same sense as $2$ is found the more common $2$, ;

hader$1$ [hadər],, sea-term, tabu-name for fishing-hook, a “holder” (one that holds). (Shannerwick). From $1$,, to hold.

hader$2$ [hādər],, 1) a tiny, poor fish. ; ,  2) sea-term, tabu-name in fishermen’s for fish. —  something (constantly) pursued? an old *hatr, n ,n., [sic] with radical r; hatra,, = hata, , constantly to persecute, try to exterminate, age,, a miserable animal, as well as $n$, , to bully; to persecute.

hadersvisi, -vissi [hā·dərsvɩᶊ·ɩ], , a stunt; a miserable, lean animal. A For the first part see under $h$,  The second part is to be classed with visinn,, withered; dried up;  visa,, a weak and languid, somewhat withered person.

hadi-band [had··iband· (hā··dibānd·)], , cross-beam under the thwart of a boat, = and hā··dibānd·: A parallel form [had··aband·] is reported from *hald-band. See, 3.
 * had··iband·: not ;

hadimer,, see ,

hadin [hadin],, “holding” or “hold”: assistance from neighbours with some work or other on a fixed day, at field-labour (delving with spade); a h. o’ dellers [‘delvers’]; also of the feast held on this occasion. “I was come to see, if du could to my h.”, I have come to see if you could be one of my helpers. From $2$,, to hold; see further under that word.

had-kessi [had··kɛᶊ·ɩ (-keᶊ·ɩ)], , a large straw-basket, kessi, with handles on each side. hald,, a grip, handle. is a form.
 * hald-kessa.

hadrage(?) [hādredᶎ],, a miserable, bony animal., See $n$ and ,

hads [hads],, a shout by which a dog is set on sheep: at him! . See.

ha’e [hǣ, hɛ̄],, to have; a form. The word is used in in some special Northern (, Norn) corresponding to “hafa” or  and  hava; thus: 1) to bring; carry; move, to ha’e awa [‘away home’], in,, Thus   hafa. 2) to talk; to spread a rumour; dey ha’e it, at there is a rumour afloat, that ;  hafa eitthvat, to remark about something, = hafa orð um eitthvat; hava á orði, á munni, to mention (hava á lofti, to pass from mouth to mouth). 3) in with certain and : h. aff, h. awa, to move aside, = hava undan; h. anesell aff, awa, to be off; go away; move aside; h. dee aff (awa)!   hava seg burtur, frá, undan, to be off; go or move aside ( hafa, to carry; remove, hafa sik, to move along). — h., a) to have an objection to, to bear animosity towards; b) to make objections; to contradict, =  hafa ímóti, hava ímóti. — h.  ane: a) to find fault with someone; to reprimand; hava aat, to find fault with, also to chastise, punish, hava at einun, to reprimand; b) in the, h. dee at dee! move a little! = dee at dee!   “h. aff, awa.” — h. , to set off from the shore, —  hava frá. — h. : a) to lift; raise, —