saklauss
lýsingarorðsak-lauss
adj. [Old Engl. sack-less; Dan. sages-lös; Swed. sack-lös]:—‘sackless,’ innocent, not guilty, esp. as a law term, Nj. 175, Eg. 49, Ó. H. 32, Fms. i. 84, Sól. 6, passim in old and mod. usage; vera saklauss af e-u, Mag. 60: neut. saklaust, without cause or reason, Gþl. 226: mod. það er s., it does no harm.