What does hörpuskel in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word hörpuskel in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use hörpuskel in Icelandic.
The word hörpuskel in Icelandic means scallop. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word hörpuskel
scallopnoun (mollusc) |
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Djúsí pasta með hörpuskel og tígrisrækju Juicy pasta with scallop and tiger prawn |
Humarsúpa, humar, hörpuskel og hvítt súkkulaði Langoustine bisque, langoustine, scallops, white chocolate |
Sjávarréttasúpa - Rækjur, hörpuskel og lax. Seafood soup - With shrimps, scallops and salmon. |
Sjávarréttasúpa - Humar, hörpuskel og lax. 2.390 kr. Seafood soup - Langoustine, scallops and salmon. 2.390 ISK |
Undir hökunni stendur smávaxinn karlmaður, klæddur kirtli og styður sig við stóran hamar með báðum höndum, en við aðra hlið hans er stór hörpuskel. Underneath his chin stands a small man dressed in robes, supporting himself on a large hammer with both hands, beside him is a large seashell. |
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