What does hvar in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word hvar in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use hvar in Icelandic.
The word hvar in Icelandic means where. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word hvar
whereadverb (at what place; to what place; from what place) Enginn virðist hafa nokkra hugmynd hvar John er. No one seems to have any idea where John is. |
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Hvar er hún? Where is she? |
Lífsbreytni okkar öll — óháð því hvar við erum, óháð þvi hvað við gerum — ætti að bera þess merki að hugsanir okkar og hvatir samræmist vilja Guðs. — Orðskv. Our entire life course —no matter where we are, no matter what we are doing— should give evidence that our thinking and our motives are God oriented. —Prov. |
Ég hef engan áhuga á lindinni. Ef ūú ætlar ūangađ máttu láta mig úr hvar sem ūú vilt. I actually have no interest in the Fountain whatsoever, so, if your heart is set, you may drop me off anywhere you like. |
Hvar setti ég flöskurnar? Where did I put this bottle? |
Hvar er Radíķbúđin? Where's Radio Shack? |
Svo svívirðilegt virðingarleysi við staðla hans fékk Jehóva til að spyrja: „Hvar er þá lotningin [„óttinn,“ NW] sem mér ber?“ — Malakí 1:6-8; 2:13-16. Such flagrant disrespect for his standards moved Jehovah to ask: “Where is the fear of me?” —Malachi 1:6-8; 2:13-16. |
Hvar er konan ūín? Where is your wife? |
Hvar eru veđurfréttirnar mínar? Where's my weather report? |
Fyrst þessi er fundinn veit ég hvar hinn leynist. Now that one is back, I know where to find the other. |
Hvar er Wyatt? Now, where's Wyatt? |
Allir ættu þó að hafa skýrt í sjónmáli hvar þeir standa. However, all should clearly discern where they stand. |
(1) Hver er aðalástæðan fyrir því að vottar Jehóva þiggja ekki blóðgjöf og hvar er þessa meginreglu að finna í Biblíunni? (1) What is the main reason why Jehovah’s Witnesses refuse blood transfusions, and where is that principle found in the Bible? |
Ekki veit ég hvar eđa hvenær ūau hittust. I don't know where they met or how. |
Jehóva benti á hvar hann væri og Sál var hylltur sem konungur. — 1. Sam. Jehovah indicated where he was, and Saul was proclaimed king. —1 Sam. |
Hvar sem þú býrð munu vottar Jehóva fúslega hjálpa þér að byggja upp trú á þær kenningar sem Biblían geymir. Wherever you live, Jehovah’s Witnesses will be pleased to help you build your faith on the teachings found in your Bible. |
Hvar er Tony að spila? Where is Tony playing? |
Hvar er ūessi nũi viđskiptavinur, herra Rifkin? So where's the new client, Mr. Rifkin? |
Hvar eru Connie og Carla? Where are Connie and Carla? |
Seglð mér bara hvar hún er Just tell me where she' s at |
Og hvar er brauðið okkar? And where in God' s name is our bread?! |
Hvar heyrđirđu ūađ? Where'd you hear that? |
Eftir 1991 urðu blóðgjafir og blóðafurðir miklu öruggari en áður hafði verið, þar eð próf til staðfestingar sjúkdómnu m voru víðast hvar algeng eftir það. After 1991, blood transfusions and blood products became much safer than before, as routine HCV tests started to become widely available. No hepatitis C vaccination is yet available. |
Hvar fannstu númeriđ mitt? How did you get my number? |
Hann vissi nákvæmlega hvar myndavélin var. He knew the placement of the camera. |
Hvar er Cole fulltrúi? Lieutenant, where will I find Detective Cole? |
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