What does veisla in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word veisla in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use veisla in Icelandic.
The word veisla in Icelandic means party, feast, celebration, party. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word veisla
partynoun (social gathering) Þetta er frábær veisla. It's a great party. |
feastnoun Ūví ķlán einnar risaeđlu er veisla fyrir ađra. For one dinosaur's misfortune is another dinosaur's feast. |
celebrationnoun Hann fyrirskipar að haldin skuli veisla til að fagna endurkomu sonar síns. He ordered a feast to celebrate the return of his son. |
partyadjective verb noun adverb (gathering of invited guests) Þetta er frábær veisla. It's a great party. |
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Ūađ er veisla á útvarpsstöđvunum. Talk radio's having a field day. |
(1. Mósebók 18: 4, 5) ‚Brauðbitinn‘ reyndist vera veisla með alikálfi ásamt kökum úr fínu hveitimjöli með smjöri og mjólk — veisla við hæfi konungs. (Genesis 18:4, 5) That “piece of bread” turned out to be a banquet of fattened calf along with round cakes of fine flour, butter, and milk—a feast fit for a king. |
Þetta var dásamleg veisla It was a wonderful party |
Ūetta var svo sem fáguđ veisla en ég skil ekki af hverju ūeir bjķđa ekki meiri klaka međ drykkjunum. Well, it was a stylish enough party... but why they don't offer more ice with their drinks... |
Ūví ķlán einnar risaeđlu er veisla fyrir ađra. For one dinosaur's misfortune is another dinosaur's feast. |
Gķđ veisla. Nice party. |
Veisla Macs verður í næstu viku á heimili hans kl.#: # fyrir # gesti Mac' s party is next week at his house at #: # P. M. for # guests |
Veisla Belsasars fékk þar óvæntan endi en jafnframt hlaut hann og höfðingjar hans verðskuldaða refsingu — refsingu fyrir að hafa spottað og smánað ‚herra himinsins‘ með því að misnota kerin sem stolið hafði verið úr hinu heilaga musteri Jehóva í Jerúsalem. So the feast of King Belshazzar came to a tragic end as a condign punishment for him and his grandees —because of their holding up “the Lord of the heavens” to shame, contempt, and indignity by misuse of the temple vessels stolen from Jehovah’s sacred dwelling place in Jerusalem. |
Ūetta er indæl veisla. It's a lovely party. |
Veisla. It's a feast, Jones. |
Ūađ var veisla í Vegas. It was a party in Vegas. |
Ūađ er aldeilis veisla hjá ūér. Had yourself quite a party. |
Hlýtur að hafa verið góð veisla Must have been a pretty good party |
VEISLA FER ÚR BÖNDUM A FEAST GETS OUT OF CONTROL |
Frābær veisla, hr. Clifton. Rad party, Mr. Clifton. |
Þar er haldin veisla. Know a Fest. |
Mitt hús og mín veisla. My house and my party. |
Eins og vers 7 og 8 sýna heldur þessi veisla áfram að eilífu. As Isa 25 verses 7 and 8 show, this feast will continue everlastingly. |
Ūađ er skemmtileg veisla. It's a real fun party. |
Ekki veisla, mamma. Not a party, Mom. |
Ūetta er frábær veisla. It's a great party. |
Hann fyrirskipar að haldin skuli veisla til að fagna endurkomu sonar síns. He ordered a feast to celebrate the return of his son. |
Þetta er frábær veisla. It's a great party. |
Fín veisla. Great party, Philip. |
Viltu að ég neiti vegna þess að þetta er veisla fyrir eiturlyfjasala? Are you suggesting I refuse because it' s a party for drug dealers? |
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