öndugishöldr
nafnorðkarlkynöndugis-höldr
m. (Fas. ii. 261), and öndugis-maðr, m. (Fagrsk., Eg. 575, Mag. 3), the man sitting in the öndvegi opposed to the lord of the house, the king’s first man, Fagrsk. ch. 219, Fas. iii. 31; in Hom. (St.) ‘architriclinus’, John ii. 9, is rendered by öndvegis-maðr.