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Icelandic-English translation for: to look round for somewhere to stay the night
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gistato stay the night
náttstaður {k}place for the night
náttból {hv}place for the night
næturstaður {k}place for the night
nátta sig [gamalt]to prepare a place for the night
vera einhvers staðar viðloðandito stay long somewhere
vaka eftir e-mto stay up for sb.
hafa vetursetuto stay over the winter
leitato look for [search, seek]
öfugt {adv} [skakkt]the wrong way round
öfugt {adv}the other way round [Br.]
öfugur {adj} [umsnúinn]the wrong way round
atv. næturvinnutaxti {k}wage rate paid for night work
Mér er ekki legur vært hér.It is intolerable for me to stay here any longer.
ota sínum totato look out for number one
Verðurðu hér til morguns?Will you stay here until the morning?
næturlagi {adv}during the night
á nóttunni {adv}during the night
á næturnar {adv}during the night
um nóttina {adv}during the night
Bókin gekk á milli.The book was passed round / around.
skara eld eigin kökuto look out for number one
nóttu til {adv}during the night
lengi nætur {adv}well into the night
fram á nótt {adv}into the night
í (alla) nótt {adv}the whole night
Unverified fram eftir öllu {adv}late into the night
aðfaranótt {kv} mánudagsthe night before Monday
Hvað kostar nóttin?How much does the night cost?
um miðja nótt {adv}in the middle of the night
sjá sitt óvænnato not like the look of it
lengi fram eftir degi / nóttu {adv}until late in the day / night
lítast ekki á blikunato not like the look of it
í svipinn {adv}for the moment
yfir daginn {adv}for the day
mestmegnis {adv}for the most part
vetrarlangt {adv}for the whole winter
í bráð {adv}for the moment
framtíðarspá {kv}forecast for the future
framtíðarspá {kv}prognosis for the future
lögfr. verjandi {k}counsel for the defense
bókasafn blindrabókasafn {hv}library for the blind
veganesti {hv}provisions {pl} for the journey
út {adv} [um tímalengd]for the whole
í almannaþágu {adv}for the public good
eins og er {adv}for the moment
Unverified fyrsta kastið {adv}for the time being
vænkastto change for the better
ársmeðaltal {hv}average for the year
augnakonfekt {hv}feast for the eyes
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