How to Say “Good Day” in Icelandic
The Icelandic phrase for “good day” is góðan dag. Góðan dag is a greeting used between sunrise and sunset.
How to Say “Shadow” in Old Norse
The Old Norse word for ‘shadow’ (in the sense of an area protected by an obstacle) is skuggi.
How to Say “Bear” in Old Norse
The Old Norse word for bear is bjǫrn. The term refers to the large mammal of the family Ursidae.
How to Say “Light” in Old Norse
The Old Norse word for light is ljós. ljós is the everyday noun for light, the brightness of the sun, a fire or a lamp.
How to Say “Cat” in Icelandic
The English word cat is translated into Icelandic as köttur. The term is used to refer to the domestic species of cat.
How to Say “Grandma” in Old Norse
The Old Norse word for grandma is amma. amma is used to refer to a grandmother in an informal manner.
How to Say “Language” in Icelandic
The English word ‘language’ is translated to Icelandic as tungumál. The term is used to refer to a body of words used as a form of communication.
How to Say “Welcome” in Old Norse
To say welcome in Old Norse, the word is velkominn. velkominn was the greeting for someone arriving, as in you are welcome here.
How to Say “My Love” in Icelandic
ástin mín is the Icelandic way to say my love. ástin mín is a term of endearment used to address a romantic partner or someone deeply loved.
How to Say “Basic Phrases” in Icelandic
The English phrase “basic phrases” is translated into Icelandic as grunnsetningar.