Is there an Old Norse word for the concept of hospitality?

by lwang

Hospitality and guest rights plays an important role in Scandinavian culture. However, in my hours of googling I have only found one source that gives it a name: 'frið' or 'friðr'. Here's the source. I can't seem to find any other online sources that speaks to hospitality directly, and my library doesn't seem to have any editions of the Edda that show both the English translation and Old Norse original.

Can someone point me to sources that may help shed a little light?

MitchNYM

Stórmenska means generosity. Also, kyn means kind. That's all I can find.

Searocksandtrees

If you don't get an answer here, it may be worth x-posting to /r/Norse