What does eftirherma in Icelandic mean?

What is the meaning of the word eftirherma in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use eftirherma in Icelandic.

The word eftirherma in Icelandic means parrot, impersonator, impersonations. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word eftirherma

parrot

noun (person who repeats what was said)

impersonator

noun

impersonations

noun

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Ūú ert eftirherma!

You're a wannabe!

Ūetta er ekki gķđ eftirherma.

That's just not a good impression.

Ūetta er gķđ eftirherma.

Hey, that's a good impression.

Eftirherma í þágu öryggis

Mimics in the Interest of Safety

Hann er eftirherma.

He's a copycat.

Siđblind, eiginhagsmuna Madonnu eftirherma.

Sociopathic, egomaniacal, Madonna wannabe.

Ég er bara vönduđ eftirherma.

I'm just an advanced simulation.

Hann er međ kenningu um ađ ūetta sé eftirherma, ađ líkja eftir Eddie frænda.

It's a theory it was a ritual killing, some kind of a copycat imitating Uncle Eddie.

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