From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
- byrði (“the inner or outer part of a garment or container”; “a hull”; “a burden or something which is carried”)
- firði (“a fjord”, “a town surrounding a fjord”)
- Firði
- girði (“to fence something in”)
- gyrði (“to fasten pants or a skirt”; “a container (dated)”)
- Gyrði
- hirði (“to keep something on track”; “to collect”; “to groom oneself”; “to care for livestock”)
- myrði (“to murder”; “to hide (obsolete)”; “a murderer”)
- stirði (“having difficulty moving”; “difficult”; “stubborn”; “stiff of writing”)
- syrði (“to have sex with something (archaic)”)
- virði (“to respect”; “to value”; “to examine”; “respected”)
- yrði (“to become”; “to happen”; “to scold (in set phrases)”; “to hurt”, “to gnaw”; “to work on”)
- þyrði (“to take a risk”)
