þolir
þolir is an Icelandic word most commonly encountered as the third-person singular present indicative of the verb þola, meaning "to endure," "to tolerate," or "to suffer." In that use, þolir is translated as "he/she/it endures" or "he/she/it tolerates." Example usage in Icelandic might be Hann þolir sársauka ("He endures pain").
The form derives from Old Norse þola, which carried similar senses of bearing, suffering, or holding out.
Beyond the present-tense verb form, related forms and derivatives appear in Icelandic grammar and lexicon (e.g.,