What does salur in Icelandic mean?

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

The word salur in Icelandic means hall. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word salur

hall

noun

Það hugsar með sér: Þessi salur kostar eitthvað ...

They say to themselves, ‘This hall costs something . . .

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Er ūetta ekki fallegur salur?

Isn't this room beautiful?

Salur fyrir drauga sem hafa verið særðir út.

A room for ghosts that have been exorcised.

Salur: (Klappar) (Hlátur)

Audience: (Claps) (Laughter)

Fullur salur í dag.

Hey, we got a full room today.

Salur: (Klappar).

Audience: (Claps)

Hér er salur ofbeldisins. Hann er til tákns um frumstæđa hegđun sem var ríkjandi seint á tuttugustu öld.

You are entering the Hall of Violence a visual representation of the primitive behavior prevalent during the late 20th century.

Þetta er salur týndra sála.

That's the Lost Souls'Room.

Nokkrir stórir salur eru í höllinni.

There are still a few old trees in the garden.

Salur: (Klappar) Gott.

Audience: (Claps) Itay Talgam: Good.

Ūetta er bũsna stķr salur.

This is a pretty big room.

Salur sálanna hefur fyllst á nũ.

The Hall of Souls is full again.

Aðalfangelsið var yfirleitt salur eða gangur með fangaklefum umhverfis þar sem naut birtu og fersks lofts.

Generally, the main prison was a kind of court or vestibule around the edge of which were cells that had the advantage of light and air.

Salur sálanna er tķmur!

The Guf is empty!

11 Og það skal vera fimmtíu og fimm sinnum sextíu og fimm fet að breidd og lengd, að innanmáli, og þar skal vera neðri og efri salur.

11 And it shall be fifty-five by sixty-five feet in the width thereof and the length thereof, in the inner court; and there shall be a lower and a higher court.

Það hugsar með sér: Þessi salur kostar eitthvað ...

They say to themselves, ‘This hall costs something . . .

Salur ūess mun fyllast af raust ūinni.

And its chamber shall be filled with your voice.

13 Fremri salur musterisins táknar göfugra ástand en forgarðurinn.

13 The first compartment of the temple pictures a condition superior to that of the courtyard.

Á efri hæðinni er einnig notarlegur salur sem hentar fyrir minni fundi eða aðrar samkomur.

At the upper floor is a small hall that suits well for smaller meetings or gatherings.

Í næsta nágrenni eru ýmsir áhugaverðir staðir að heimsækja. Þar á meðal eru Salur Celorico de Basto og Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso safnið.

In the surrounding area, you won't want to miss out on seeing Chamber Hall of Celorico de Basto and Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso Museum.

Fundarsalurinn Katla er bjartur og vel uppsettur salur sem staðsettur er á jarðhæð CenterHotel Plaza.

Askja is a multi purpose meeting room located on the ground floor of CenterHotel Plaza.

Fyrsti hluti hússins var einn salur með þremur stórum gluggum á suðurhlið.

The first part of the house was a single hall with three large windows facing south.

Í Kaupangi er salur á neðri hæð sem tekur allt að 25 manns í sæti.

In Kaupangi there is a downstairs hall that seats up to 25 people.

Flugstöð 1, salur 2

Terminal 1, Hall 2

Háskólabíó tók til starfa árið 1961 og var til að byrja með einn salur í húsinu sem var tekið fagnandi af kvikmyndaþyrstum landsmönnum.

It opened in 1961 and at that time it only had one show room which was instantly filled with the cinema lovers of the capital.

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