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Icelandic-English translation for: to bob up and down [bending at the knees]
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upp og niður {adv}up and down
landaf. forvaði {k}[navigable beach area at low tide along the rock wall by the sea]
uppvörtun {kv}service [at the table]
göturæsi {hv}gutter [at the edge of a road]
uppvarta e-n [þjóna til borðs]to serve sb. [at the table]
fjandvinur {k}[a person who is at the same time enemy and friend]
saga vistarband {hv} [gamalt][duty of servants to work on the same farm for at least one year]
vistast hjá e-mto work in sb. home [and live there at the same time]
fletta upp / niðurto scroll up / down
Unverified upp með {prep} [+þgf.]up and along
hafa fótavistto be up and about
vera á fótumto be up and about
hafa fótaferðto get up [in the morning]
eftirleit {kv}second round-up [a search for the lost sheep]
Vegurinn liggur bænum.The road leads up to the farm.
fara um borðto board sth. [the train, the ship, the plane, etc.]
stíga um borðto board sth. [the train, the ship, the plane, etc.]
mál. þágufallssýki {kv}[the tendency to misuse the dative instead of the accusative or nominative]
Mannfjöldinn leystist upp eftir leikinn.The crowd broke up after the game.
Ryðgað burðarvirkið gaf sig og olli því brúin hrundi.The rusted girders failed and caused the bridge to collapse.
vera á ferlito be up and about [all day etc., as early as]
árefti {hv}[planks or stones placed on the beams of a traditional peat farm, supporting the peat of the roof]
leiklist leiklist {kv}theatrics {sg} [the art of the theater]
goðafr. álfheimar {k.ft}[the world of the elves]
veðurfr. veðurglöggur {adj}[skilled in foreseeing the changes or state of the weather]
andfætlingur {k}antipode [living on the opposite side of the world]
veturnætur {kv.ft}[the last two days before the first day of winter]
púa vindilto smoke a cigar [without sucking the smoke into the lungs]
blýlóð {hv}plumb bob
mynt bólivíani {k}Bolivian boliviano <BOB>
goðafr. fjöregg {hv} [egg]amulet [an egg that preserves the life of the person]
ýlir {k} [annar mánuður vetrar í gamla norræna tímatalinu]Ýlir [the second month of winter according to the old Nordic calendar]
landaf. áll {k}[a deep groove in the bottom of a body of water or the sea]
nart {hv} [át]snacking
saga ástandið {hv} [samskipti íslenskra kvenna og breskra eða bandarískra hermanna á árum seinni heimsstyrjaldar][the relationships of Icelandic women with British and then American soldiers who came to occupy the country during World War II]
frír {adj}free [at no charge]
fiskifr. aflaleysi {hv}fish shortage [at sea]
volk {hv}hardships {pl} [esp. at sea]
fríkeypis {adj} [talm.] [ókeypis]free [at no charge]
nærstaddur {adj}present [at a location or event]
aðkoma {kv} [aðstæður]sight [situation at arrival]
viðstaddur {adj}present [at a location or event]
nærverandi {adj} [gamaldags]present [at a location or event]
vökukona {kv} [gamalt]nurse [a woman hired to watch over patients at night]
þjóðhfr. þorrablót {hv}[traditional Icelandic winter celebration at which “þorramatur” is eaten]
vera í veði [e-ð er í veði]to be at stake [sth. is at stake]
niður {adv}down
leiklist leikskrá {kv}bill [a programme of entertainment at a theatre or cinema]
hýjungur {k}down
naglfastur {adj} {past-p}pinned down
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