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== Nynorn ==
=== Etymology ===
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=== Shetland use ===
{{Jakobsen/s}}'''''had''''' [had], {{nornabr|sb.}}, 1) ''a hold''; ''grip.'' 2) ''a grip''; ''handle''; ''ear on a straw-basket'' ({{nornsp|kessi}}); see {{nornsp|hadkessi}}, {{nornabr|sb.}} 3) ''a place'' ({{nornabr|esp.}} ''a swamp) where one can catch the horses in the out-field.'' {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} form: had = hald, hauld, {{nornabr|sb.}}, ''a hold,'' {{nornabr|etc.}} {{nornabr|O.N.}} hald, {{nornabr|n.}}, ''a hold, grip;'' {{nornabr|No.}}, {{nornabr|Icel.}} and {{nornabr|Fær.}} hald, {{nornabr|n.}}, also ''a handle'', ''ear.'' In other senses, such as ''refuge, hiding-place, lair'' (otter’s had), {{nornsp|had}} is {{nornsp|L.Sc.}}{{Jakobsen/m}}'''''had'''''{{sup|1}} [had], {{nornabr|vb.}}, ''to hold''; ''keep.'' {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} form: had, hauld. {{nornabr|O.N.}} halda, {{nornabr|vb.}}, ''to hold.'' For an old {{nornabr|Shetl.}} {{nornabr|imp.}} form {{nornsp|halt}} from the obsolete *{{nornsp|hald}}, {{nornabr|vb.}}, {{nornabr|q.v.}} {{nornabr|Shetl.}} {{nornsp|had}} in the {{nornabr|impf.}} ({{nornabr|pret.}}) is: høld [høld], in {{nornabr|perf. part.}}: hadden [hadən]. — to '''''h.''''' a {{nornsp|hus}}, ''to keep house.'' to '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|jøl}}, ''to keep Christmas.'' ''“'''h.''''' dee [hadi]” or “'''''h.''''' dy hand!” ''stop that! hold your hand! '''h.''''' dy hands! ''let me alone!'' ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}). '''''h.''''' (dy) peace! ''keep quiet!'' ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}). '''''h.''''' dee at dee! ''move aside a little!'' see {{nornsp|flit}}, {{nornabr|vb.}} '''''h.''''' dee gaun [‘going’]! ''be off!'' ({{nornabr|Du.}}), '''''h.''''' dee still! a) ''be silent;'' b) ''stand still! stop! wait a little!'' ({{nornabr|Conn.}}; {{nornabr|Sandw.}}; {{nornabr|Du.}}). In sense of ''to steer''; ''head''; ''to set off in a certain direction'' (to '''''h.''''' nort’, sooth, against, {{nornabr|etc.}}), {{nornsp|had}} corresponds to {{nornabr|O.N.}} halda, inter alia ''to head, to set off in a certain direction'' (h. 15: Fr.); {{nornabr|cf.}} below '''''h.''''' fram, in, till, ut. In sense of ''to maintain, mean,'' {{nornsp|had}} corresponds to {{nornabr|O.N.}} as well as to {{nornabr|Eng.}} to '''''h.''''' gaun [‘going’], ''to handle roughly; tofling aside,'' when searching for something, {{nornabr|prop.}} ''“to keep going”'' ({{nornabr|Fe.}}). In some places {{nornsp|had}} is often used in a special sense: ''to have assistance from neighbours'' (at fixed times and by turns), {{nornabr|esp.}} at field-work, digging by spade, peat-cutting, mowing ({{nornabr|esp.}} grass), also in certain indoor work (woollen work, spinning); dey’re gaun [‘going’] to '''''h.''''' de morn [‘to-morrow’], ''they will have helping hands (neighbours) to-morrow'' ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}). “hadin’”, {{nornabr|pres. part.}}, is to be noted in the {{nornabr|expr.}} “a sheep-hadin’ dyke”, ''a fence high enough to prevent sheep from getting into cultivated fields'' ({{nornabr|Fe.}}). — In {{nornabr|conn.}} with {{nornabr|prep.}} and {{nornabr|adv.}}, {{nornsp|had}} is used in several meanings and applications, handed down from {{nornabr|O.N.}} (halda): '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|aff}}, ''to stop the executing of something; to desist from'' = {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda av. — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|at}}: a) see {{nornabr|prec.}}; b) ''to persist eagerly in an undertaking,'' also {{nornabr|L.Sc.}}; {{nornabr|cf.}} “lay {{nornsp|at}}”. — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|f(r)ae}}, ''to steer away or aside, to draw off (from the wind),'' = {{nornabr|No.}} and {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda undan. — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|fram}}, ''to head towards the high seas;'' see {{nornsp|fram}}, {{nornabr|adv.}} — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|in}}, ''to pull towards the shore'' ({{nornabr|Y{{sup|h}}.}}). — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|on}}: ''to stop;'' '''''h.''''' on a bit! {{nornabr|Icel.}} halda á, a) ''to keep back;'' b) ''to endure; to hold on,'' = {{nornabr|Icel.}} and {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda á; {{nornabr|cf.}} “'''''h.''''' {{nornsp|ut}}, '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|wi}}’”. — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|op}}: a) ''to support for life,'' to '''''h.''''' ane [‘one’] op ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}); {{nornabr|cf.}} {{nornabr|O.N.}} halda (einhverjum) uppi, a) ''to uphold something or other;'' b) ''to cease,'' {{nornabr|esp.}} of rain; ''to continue fair for a time'' ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}); he’ll may be '''''h.''''' op for a while, ''there will possibly be a lull in the rainy weather, it will doubtless be fine for a while;'' will he '''''h.''''' op lang? ''are we going to have dry weather for a time?'' {{nornabr|O.N.}} halda upp, inter alia ''to keep back, to stop,'' {{nornabr|No.}} and {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda upp, ''to cease''; ''to hold up.'' — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|till}}: a) ''to frequent''; ''to stay (in a place),'' = {{nornabr|No.}} and {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda til; b) ''to last, to continue to be the same;'' foo [‘how’] is du hadin’ till? ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}); c) ''to head, to set off in a certain direction;'' hwar [‘where’] is du hadin’ till noo [‘now’]? see {{nornabr|prec.}} {{nornsp|had}}; d) '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|till}} and '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|tø}} [‘to’], ''to keep shut,'' = {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} hald to, {{nornabr|Sw.}} hålla till. — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|ut}}, ''to endure''; ''hold out,'' {{nornabr|No.}} halda ut, {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda út, {{nornabr|Sw.}} hålla ut. {{nornabr|Cf.}} the {{nornabr|foll.}} “{{nornsp|had wi}}’ (a)”, which {{nornabr|poss.}} is an earlier {{nornabr|expr.}} in {{nornabr|Shetl.}} — '''''h.''''' {{nornsp|wi}}’: a) ''to endure; to hold out; go on;'' I’ll '''''h.''''' sae [‘so’] wi’ ({{nornabr|Sa.}}); {{nornabr|O.N.}} halda (haldask) við, ''to hold out''; b) ''to agree with; to consent'', to '''''h.''''' wi’ ane ({{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}), = {{nornabr|O.N.}} halda með einhverjum, {{nornabr|Fær.}} halda við einun. — {{nornabr|Perf. part.}} {{nornsp|hadden}} [hadən] is {{nornabr|occas.}} used, {{nornabr|esp.}} in {{nornabr|conn.}} with “weel”[‘well’] and “ill” [‘badly’], in a special sense: a) ''in a certain state or position,'' a. weel-hadden man, ''a man in a good position, well off;'' b) ''entertained, treated well or ill,'' weel or ill hadden. {{nornabr|Cf.}} {{nornabr|O.N.}} “vel (illa) haldinn”, ''well (badly) off; in a good (bad) position; well (ill) entertained or treated.''{{Jakobsen/e}}

=== Pronunciation ===
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=== Alternate Forms ===
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=== Verb ===
;halda
# hold, keep

==== Inflection ====
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==== Synonyms ====
(none known)

== Sources ==
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