What does karfi in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word karfi in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use karfi in Icelandic.
The word karfi in Icelandic means carp, haddock, redfish, Sebastes. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word karfi
carpnoun |
haddocknoun |
redfishnoun |
Sebastes
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Síðan fór hann með sínu föruneyti þar til er hann kemur mjög að naustum sínum. Þeir sjá að skip lá á sandinum og bera brátt kennsli á að það var karfi hans hinn stóri. Now he fares with his following till he comes hard by his boat-stands; they saw a ship lying on the strand, and soon knew it for Thorfinn's bark, the big one. |
Sjómannadagsfiskarnir, Kata karfi og Toggi þroskur, koma og fræða krakkana um lífið í sjónum. Fishes from the sea, Kata karfi and Toggi þorskur, tell children about their life in the sea. |
Þeir sjá að skip lá á sandinum og bera brátt kennsli á að það var karfi hans hinn stóri. They saw a ship lying on the sand which they at once recognised as his great boat. |
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