Icelandic in Latin
Icelandic in Latin is lingua Islandica — Icelandic means relating to Iceland, its people, or its language.
Icelandic in Latin
lingua Islandica
A North Germanic language, the national tongue of Iceland.
What does "Icelandic" mean?
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adj Relating to Iceland, its people, or its language.
"She studied Icelandic sagas as part of her literature degree."
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noun The North Germanic language spoken in Iceland.
"Icelandic has changed so little that speakers can still read texts from centuries ago."
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Icelandic in a sentence
- She studied Icelandic sagas as part of her literature degree.
- Icelandic has changed so little that speakers can still read texts from centuries ago.
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What is "Icelandic" in Latin?
"Icelandic" in Latin is lingua Islandica. Icelandic means: Relating to Iceland, its people, or its language.
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Example: "She studied Icelandic sagas as part of her literature degree." In Latin, "Icelandic" is lingua Islandica.
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