What does lerki in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word lerki in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use lerki in Icelandic.
The word lerki in Icelandic means larch, Larch. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word lerki
larchnoun (a coniferous tree) |
Larch
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Þeir gera þá frá coniferous tré svo sem fura, greni og lerki. They are made from softwood trees such as pine, spruce and larch. |
Til að svara þessum spurningum voru ungar lerki og birkiplöntur ræktaðar í örvistum í jarðvegi úr fjórum misgömlum lerkiteigum (13, 21, 40 og 53 ára), Birch and larch seedlings were grown in microcosms with soil from four larch forests (13, 21, 40 and 53 years old), two birch forests (21 and 100 years old) |
Jónsskógur var fyrsta gróðursetning á lerki eftir að Guttormslundur var gróðursettur 1938. This is the second larch patch after grove Guttormslundur was planted in 1938. |
En það besta sem Goloshes of Fortune færði ungum guðfræðinemi, sem bankaði á dyr afritunarstarfsmannsins á morgnana eftir reynslu sína af skáldi og lerki. But the best the Goloshes of Fortune brought to a young student of theology, who tapped at the door of the copying clerk on the morning after his experience of poet and lark. |
European Lerki ljósgrænt (Larix) runni eða tré hæð (cm): hærri 200 cm European Larch light green (Larix) shrub or tree height (cm): higher 200 cm |
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