- byggja
- гл. сл. -ia- поселяться, заселять (с вин.), поселять (с дат.)д-а. bȳan, ш. bygga, д., нор. bygge; ← *buwian; от búa
Old Norse-ensk orðabók. 2013.
byggja
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