What does pakka in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word pakka in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use pakka in Icelandic.
The word pakka in Icelandic means fold, package, pack. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word pakka
foldverb (poker: withdraw from betting) |
packageverb (to pack) Hann sótti pakka og ég flaug burt með hann. Picked up a package and I flew him back out. |
packverb (To package your publication files by using the Pack and Go Wizard.) Ég þarf að fara að pakka. I have to go pack. |
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pú parft ekki aō pakka mér fyrir. You don't have to thank me. |
pakka pér fyrir... félagsskapinn og drykkinn. Thank you for the... company and the brandy. |
Viđ höfum tvo daga til ađ pakka. Yeah, now we have two days to pack up the house and move on. |
Þeir settust niður og hann tók klaufalegt smá brúnan pappír pakka úr vasa kápu hans. They sat down and he took a clumsy little brown paper package out of his coat pocket. |
Ég er ađ reyna ađ pakka. I'm trying to pack. |
Hvađa pakka má ég opna fyrst? Which one can I open first? |
Skömmu eftir að þessi tilkynning var gefin út tóku vottar í Kanada, Bandaríkjunum og víðar að flokka og pakka fötum og safna matvælum. Within weeks after that announcement, Witnesses in Canada, the United States, and other lands began sorting and packing clothing and collecting food. |
Ég þarf að fara að pakka. I have to go pack. |
Ég keypti ūrjá pakka af fjöIorna pappír It's three reams of long-grain mimeo. |
Sue er að pakka niður og við ætlum aftur til Kansas. Sue's packing, and we're gonna go on back to Kansas. |
Ūú og fjölskylda ūín skuliđ pakka. I want you to pack up your family. |
Ertu búin að pakka? Have you packed? |
Hver sendir mér pakka ūađan? Well, who'd be sending me a parcel over there? |
Hún var nýbúin að kaupa ýmsar vörur til heimilisþarfa, þeirra á meðal pakka af tvíeggjuðum rakblöðum. She had earlier purchased a package of double-edged razor blades and some groceries. |
Velja pakka Select Package |
Ég er ađ pakka. I'm packing. |
Mig langar ao pakka pér fyrir ao opna augu mín fyrir nýrri verõld vioskipta vio mannfólkio You know, I' d like to thank you...... for opening my eyes to a brave new world of trade with the humans |
Pakka pér fyrir lánid I appreciate the loan |
Allt í lagi. pakka pér samt Okay.Thanks anyway |
Ég ætla ađ pakka niđur fyrir hana ūví viđ förum á kynningu. I'm going to go pack her things because we're going to a junket. |
Svo pakka töskur, því í tvær vikur, þinn litla feril bálið út. So pack your bags,'cause in two weeks, your little career flames out. |
Ég er búin ađ pakka niđur. I'm already packed. |
Segđu honum ađ pakka niđur og fara. Tell him to pack his things and leave. |
Stundum pakka veiði sér mundi líða hurðina mína, og hring hring minn hús, og Yelp og hound án varðandi mig, eins og þjáðu með tegundir brjálæði, svo að ekkert gæti flutt þau úr leit. Sometimes a pack hunting by themselves would pass my door, and circle round my house, and yelp and hound without regarding me, as if afflicted by a species of madness, so that nothing could divert them from the pursuit. |
Ég er búin ađ pakka. So, I'm all packed. |
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