What does bárujárn in Icelandic mean?

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

The word bárujárn in Icelandic means corrugated iron, heavy metal music. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word bárujárn

corrugated iron

noun (building material)

heavy metal music

noun (genre of rock music characterized by slack-tuned instruments, and unconventional changes of tonality (key) and time signature (metre)

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Bárujárn Tólistarstefna frá áttunda áratugnum.

BRock: o rock brasileiro dos anos 80.

Með því að nota bárujárn af gamalli kirkju, sem átti að henda, sem grunn að altaristöflum er Siska að segja okkur hversu mikil merking, list og saga er í efninu sem hlífði guðshúsinu gamla þar sem fólk lifði sínu trúarlífi í gegnum gleði og sorg.

By using old corrugated metal off an old church which was being thrown out as a basis for her altar panels, Maja states how much meaning, art and history is inherent in the material which clad this old church where people went through their religious life with all its happiness and sorrow.

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