Hallfreğr vandræğaskáld (Icelandic, late 10th century): Ólafsdrápa (1001), stanza 20:1-4
[Skjald. A:I:163 - B:I:154]
FIMMKENNT: hungrdeyfir dynsæğinga dırbliks Heita
FIMMKENNT: "hunger-diminisher of din-seagulls of animal-gleam of Heiti" (warrior)
Veitkat hitt, hvárt Heita
hungrdeyfi skalk leyfa
dynsæğinga dauğan
dırbliks eğa şó kvikvan

Veitkat hitt, hvárt skalk leyfa hungrdeyfi dynsæğinga dırbliks Heita dauğan eğa şó kvikvan.

I know not whether I should praise the hunger-diminisher of din-seagulls of animal-gleam of Heiti as dead or alive.

* Found in Heimskringla [I # 166].
* Note the systematic use of prefixed sub-stems in this devious kenning (see analysis below). If hungrdeyfir is accepted as a kenning (feeder), this is actually SEXKENNT.

 dır Heita = animal of Heiti (ship)
dırblik Heita = gleam of ship (shield)
dynr dırbliks Heita = din of shield (battle)
dynsæğingr dırbliks Heita = seagull of battle (raven)
hungrdeyfir dynsæğinga dırbliks Heita = feeder of ravens (warrior)