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Icelandic-English translation for: paddock [archaic or Scot ] [toad]
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Dictionary Icelandic English: paddock [archaic or Scot] [toad]

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dýr T
litaður {adj}hued [archaic or poet.]
þaðan í frá {adv}thenceforth [archaic or literary]
hvert {adv} {conj}whither [archaic or literary]
þangað {adv} {conj}whither [archaic or literary]
dýr T
fákur {k} [skáldamál]steed [archaic or literary] [horse]
krá {kv}tavern [esp. Am. or archaic]
skip nökkvi {k} [skáldamál] [bátur]bark [archaic or literary] [small boat]
dýr T
fúska [niðr.]to fudge [make or adjust in a false or clumsy way]
grind {kv}lattice [framework or structure of crossed wood or metal strips]
keifato wauchle [Scot.]
bygg. vegghleðsla {kv}drystane [Scot.]
lögfr. skaðabætur {kv.ft} [vegna meiðsla]assythment {sg} [Scot.]
fordæða {kv}carlin [Scot.] [witch]
fiðursæng {kv}downie [Scot.] [coll.]
líffærafr. augnahár {hv}eyewinker [Scot.] [Am.]
þverrifa {kv} [gróft]gab [Scot.] [coll.]
stjórn. framboðslisti {k}lite [Br.] [Scot.]
landaf. nes {hv}mull [Scot.] [promontory]
járnbr. jarðlest {kv}subway [Am.] [Scot.]
öl {hv}yill [Scot.: ale]
brugg. öllari {k} [sl.]yill [Scot.: ale]
næturgagn {hv}chanty [Scot.] [chamber pot]
atv. húsvörður {k}janitor [Am.] [Scot.] [Aus.]
mat. áfir {kv.ft}kirnmilk {sg} [Scot., N. Engl.: buttermilk]
aftur á bak {adv}aback [archaic]
þaðan {adv}therefrom [archaic]
ganga fyrir ætternisstapa [hátíðlegt]to decease [archaic]
bibl. fagnaðarboðskapur {k}evangel [archaic]
illmenni {hv}felon [archaic]
silakeppur {k}fustilugs [archaic]
fótajárn {hv.ft}gyves [archaic]
fótjárn {hv.ft} [fótajárn]gyves [archaic]
yngismær {kv} [gamalt]maiden [archaic]
jólahátíð {kv}yule [archaic]
föðurafi {k}grandsire [paternal] [archaic]
ástmaður {k}leman [male] [archaic]
dýr T
mey {kv}maiden [archaic, literary]
meyja {kv}maiden [archaic, literary]
landaf. Serbía {kv}Servia [archaic] [Serbia]
angurværð {kv}spleen [archaic] [melancholy]
fótfrár {adj}celeripedean [archaic] [swift-footed]
fóthvatur {adj}celeripedean [archaic] [swift-footed]
grimmur {adj}felon [attr.] [archaic] [cruel]
ákalla e-n/e-ðto invocate sb./sth. [archaic]
lögfr. kaupmáli {k}affiance [archaic] [marriage contract]
fjár. okrato practice usury [Am.] [archaic]
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