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”).

Pronunciation

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

Noun

dreyri m (genitive singular dreyra, no plural)

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

Declension

declension of dreyri

m-w1	singular
	indefinite	definite
nominative	dreyri	dreyrinn
accusative	dreyra	dreyrann
dative	dreyra	dreyranum
genitive	dreyra	dreyrans

Synonyms

• (blood): blóð

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)