What does forstofa in Icelandic mean?

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

The word forstofa in Icelandic means vestibule, hallway, entrance hall. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word forstofa

vestibule

noun (a passage, hall or room)

hallway

noun

entrance hall

noun

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Niðri er forstofa, opið eldhús og matsalur og fjögur herbergi.

Downstairs is a hall, an open kitchen, dining room and four bedrooms.

4/4 og annar þjónn, 1 stórt baðherbergi og þjónn, stofa, eldhús, forstofa, verönd, verönd og steypt óhreinindi garð, garður, stór bílskúr 6,50 x 3,50 óháð húsinu.

4/4 and another servant, 1 large bathroom and a servant, living room, kitchen, hall, porch, patio and cemented dirt yard, garden, large garage of 6.50 x 3.50 independent of the house.

Jarðhæð: forstofa, stofa, eldhús, 1 baðherbergi, verönd... More information 4

Ground floor: hall, living room, kitchen, 1 bathroom,... More information 4

Það sýnir einnig þrjú svefnherbergi, forstofa og tvö baðherbergi á hinum megin á hótelinu.

It also exhibits three bedrooms, hall and two bathrooms on the other side of the property.

Efri hæð: Stofa, herbergi 1, herbergi 2, gangur, aðalinngangur og forstofa, eldhús.

Upper floor: Living room, bedroom 1, bedroom 2, hallway, main entrance and hall, kitchen.

Á aðalhæðinni er forstofa, þaðan er gengt í gestasnyrtingu.

On the main floor there is a hallway, from where you enter the guest bathroom.

- Mörg verk ciamik útskrifaðist frá Seaside Publishing, Publishers Haru og Publisher forstofa hér!

- Many works ciamik graduated from Seaside Publishing, Publishers Haru, and Publisher foyer here!

Það er stofa, borðstofa, svefnherbergi, eldhús og baðherbergi flísar húðaðar (með salerni, sturtu og vaski), forstofa og þvottahús.

There is a living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom tiles coated (with toilet, shower and sink), hall and laundry.

Á efri hæð (götuhæð) er forstofa, eldhús, borðstofa og stofa ásamt hjónaherbergi, baðherbergi, gestasalerni og stórt þvotta- og geymslurými.

On the top floor we have a foyer, kitchen, living and dining room as well as the master bedroom, bath, toilet room and a big laundry and storage room.

Lords Eco Inn Jayanagar, Bangalore hafa öryggismyndavél með CCTV eftirlit með uppsetningum á hótelinu eins og inngangur, forstofa, lyftur, útgangshurð, bílastæði, veitingastaðir, reykingarsvæði o.fl. CCTV öryggiskerfi býður upp á 24x7 vöktun af hótelinu og hótelgestum.

Lords Eco Inn Jayanagar - Bangalore - CCTV at strategic locations Lords Eco Inn Jayanagar, Bangalore have CCTV surveillance security camera installed at strategic locations of the hotel like hotel entrance, lobby, lifts, exit door, car parking, restaurants, smoking zone etc.

Lords Eco Inn Jayanagar, Bangalore have CCTV surveillance security camera installed at strategic locations of the hotel like hotel entrance, lobby, lifts, exit door, car parking, restaurants, smoking zone etc.

Stór stofa, eldhús, 5 svefnherbergi, 5 baðherbergi, forstofa, bílskúr á 100 m2.

Large living room, fitted kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, hall, garage of 100 m2.

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