dreyri

Icelandic

Etymology

From Old Norse dreyri, from Proto-Germanic *drauzijô. Cognate with Old Saxon drōr, Old High German trōr and Old English dreor. The historical sense is of something which ‘falls’: the Germanic base is also the source of Old English drēosan (“fall”), English dreary.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈtreiːrɪ/
• Rhymes: -eiːrɪ

Noun

dreyri m (genitive singular dreyra, no plural)

1. (archaic or poetic) blood flowing from a wound

   Synonym: blóð

Declension

Declension of dreyri (sg-only masculine)

	singular
	indefinite	definite
nominative	dreyri	dreyrinn
accusative	dreyra	dreyrann
dative	dreyra	dreyranum
genitive	dreyra	dreyrans

Derived terms

derived terms

• adrenalíndreyri (“adrenalinemia”)
• anddreyrasýkisglóbúlín (“factor VIII”)
• bakteríudreyri (“bacteremia”)
• blóðrauðadreyri (“hemoglobinemia”)
• dreyra
• dreyrablómaætt (“bloodwort family”)
• dreyrabú (“corpus hemorrhagicum”)
• dreyrabúi (“dragon plant, Dracaena spp.”)
• dreyrafjöður (“Delesseria sanguinea”)
• dreyrahyrnir (“bloodtwig dogwood, Cornus sanguinea”)
• dreyralápur (“Lophozia excisa”)
• dreyranef (“Erodium manescavi”)
• dreyrasjúklingur (“hemophiliac”)
• dreyraskáblað (“Begonia incarnata”)
• dreyraskinni (“Stereum sanguinolentum”)
• dreyrasteinbroti (“Bergenia crassifolia”)
• dreyrasótt
• dreyrasýki (“hemophilia”)
• dreyrasýki- (“hemophilic”)
• dreyrasýki A (“hemophilia A”)
• dreyrasýki B (“hemophilia B”)
• dreyrasýkiliðbólga (“hemophilic arthritis”)
• dreyrfáinn
• dreyrrauður
• dreyrrekinn
• dreyrroðna
• dreyrstafir
• dreyrugur
• dvergkornadreyri (“microcythemia”)
• eitlafrumnadreyri (“lymphocythemia”)
• fenýlalaníndreyri (“hyperphenylalaninemia”)
• fíbríndreyri (“fibrinemia”)
• fitudreyri (“hyperlipemia”)
• fituprótíndreyri (“hyperlipoproteinemia”)
• fitusýrudreyri (“lipacidemia”)
• fjölpeptíðadreyri (“polypeptidemia”)
• fölkornadreyri (“hypochromic anemia”)
• fosfatdreyri (“phosphatemia”)
• galaktósadreyri (“galactosemia”)
• galldreyri (“cholemia”)
• gallrauðadreyri (“hyperbilirubinemia”)
• grettukornadreyri (“poikilocytosis”)
• hematíndreyri (“hematinemia”)
• hvítmæðradreyri (“leukoblastosis”)
• iðrakirnisdreyri (“chylemia”)
• insúlíndreyri (“insulinemia”)
• karnósíndreyri (“carnosinemia”)
• karótíndreyri (“carotenemia”)
• keðjudreyri (“keðjublóðsmit”)
• ketóndreyri (“ketonemia”)
• klasadreyri (“staphylococcemia”)
• klóríðdreyri (“hyperchloremia”)
• kólesteróldreyri (“cholesterolemia”)
• kreatíndreyri (“creatinemia”)
• kuldaglóbúlíndreyri (“cryoglobulinemia”)
• lekandadreyri (“gonococcemia”)
• loftbóludreyri (“pompholyhemia”)
• lungnahnettludreyri (“pneumococcemia”)
• mengishnettludreyri (“meningococcemia”)
• merglingadreyri (“myelocytosis”)
• merglingamæðradreyri (“myeloblastemia”)
• methemóglóbíndreyri (“methemoglobinemia”)
• mjólkurdreyri (“galactemia”)
• mjólkursýrudreyri (“lactacidemia”)
• natríumdreyri (“hypernatremia”)
• natríumdreyri (“natremia”)
• netfrumnadreyri (“reticulocytosis”)
• ofdreyri (“hypervolemia”)
• ofurprótíndreyri (“hyperproteinemia”)
• óhófsdreyri (“polyemia”)
• peptóndreyri (“peptonemia”)
• próþrombíndreyri (“prothrombinemia”)
• púríndreyri (“purinemia”)
• rauðkornadreyri (“polycythemia”)
• rauðkornskímfrumnadreyri (“erythroblastosis”)
• risaglóbúlíndreyri (“macroglobulinemia”)
• setja dreyrrauðan
• sníkladreyri (“parasitemia”)
• storkuþáttur dreyrasýki B (“Christmas factor, hemophilic factor B”)
• súlfarauðadreyri (“sulfhemoglobinemia”)
• sveppadreyri (“fungemia”)
• sykurdreyri (“glycemia”)
• þvagsýrudreyri (“hyperuricemia”)
• trefjadreyrabrjóst (“fibrohemothorax”)
• úratdreyri (“uratemia”)
• úróbílíndreyri (“urobilinemia”)
• vatnsdreyri (“hydremia”)
• veirudreyri (“viremia”)
• villiprótíndreyri (“paraproteinemia”)