What does fell in Icelandic mean?

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

The word fell in Icelandic means hill, fell, mountain. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word fell

hill

noun

fell

noun (rocky ridge)

Dr. Fell, getur mađur orđiđ svona hugfanginn af konu... eftir einn fund?

Dr Fell, do you believe a man could become so obsessed with a woman from a single encounter?

mountain

noun

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Megi grið þessa haugs ekki verða rofin fyrr en ég fell sjálfur.

May this grave never be desecrated as long as I live

Ég stđđ međ ykkur svo ég stend og fell međ ykkur.

I vouched for you so it's my balls on the block too, you know?

Hér lá Dúnkan, hans silfur-fell var atađ gullnu blķđi.

Here lay Duncan, his silver skin laced with his golden blood.

Árið 1976 húkkaði hún sér far til Flórída þar sem hún kynntist hinum 69 ára gamla Lewis Gratz Fell.

In 1976, Wuornos hitchhiked to Florida, where she met 69-year-old yacht club President Lewis Gratz Fell.

Ég fell alltaf í freistni.

I mean, just leap before you think.

Hvað á ég að gera ef ég fell fyrir vantrúuðum?

What If I Fall For an Unbeliever?

Orðið fjall er dæmi um a-klofningu frá orðinu fell.

The table T above is an example of Codd-table.

Þú dettur áður en ég fell af Blade

You' il fall from your chair before I fall from Blade

Skuggatjöld um fell og fit.

Fun Fly and Fit.

Ég fell ekki fyrir ūessum manni og ađ ūú leggir ūađ til fær mig til ađ efast um trúmennsku ūína.

I will not go down, and the fact that you suggest that... makes me question your very loyalty.

Ég fell ekki fyrir gamalli brellu

I' m not falling for that old gag

Hvað á ég að gera ef ég fell fyrir vantrúuðum? 20

Put Humor Into Your Life 25

Ég fell ekki.

I'm not gonna give in.

Það getur meðal annars átt við um: Fell sem hluta landslags.

It may be significant at a state level as part of a suite of harbour fortifications.

Ef einkunnirnar lækka fell ég úr skķlanum.

If I let my grades fall, I'm out of here.

Dr. Fell, getur mađur orđiđ svona hugfanginn af konu... eftir einn fund?

Dr Fell, do you believe a man could become so obsessed with a woman from a single encounter?

Ég fell ekki beint í hķpinn.

I don't exactly blend in.

Hve oft fell ég fyrir þessu?

How many times will I fall for that?

Ef ég fell á innflytjendaprķfinu verđ ég sendur aftur til Hollands.

If I fail this citizenship test, they'll send me back to Holland.

Ég fell ekki fyrir ūessu.

I'm not falling for that trick.

Ef ég fell vonađi ég ađ viđ féllum báđir.

And I hope, if I crash, we crash together.

Ég fell og verð að fara í alþýðuháskóla.

I'm gonna fail and have to go to community college.

10 Því að það er dagur máttarins, já, allir dalir skulu fyllast, öll fell og hálsar lægjast. Krókar skulu beinir verða og óvegir sléttar götur —

10 For it is a day of power; yea, every valley shall be filled, and every mountain and hill shall be brought low; the crooked shall be made straight, and the rough ways made smooth;

Ef ég fell tek ég ykkur bæđi međ mér.

If I'm going, you're both coming with me!

Síðar fell Máritanía frá öllum landakröfum í ágústmánuði 1979 og afsalaði löndum sínum til Polisario-hreyfingar Saharwi-fólksins, en Marokkóstjórn lagði svæðið samstundis undir sig.

Mauritania later abandoned all claims to its portion in August 1979 and ceded this area to Popular Army of Saharwi Liberation (Polisario), but it was instead promptly occupied by Morocco.

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