Lesson 7 Flashcards
Adjectives
all·r
“all”
(typically plural, though note singular use as “whole” in e.g. all·t lið
all·t
“everything, everywhere;”
a pseudo-noun that inflects like the neuter sing. of all·r
fast·r
“strong, firm,” adverbially (fast) “powerfully, seriously,” sometimes drifting toward “quickly”
góð·r
“good”
(note anomalous nt. nom./acc. sg. gott),
fé
“cattle, property”
(nt.– and note unusual genitive singular fj·ár)
grǿn·n
“green”
ill·r
“bad, evil”
lang·r
“long, far (in distance), long (in time)”
marg·r
“many”
typically plural, but nt. acc. sg. mar(g)·t used as adverb “much, a lot”
sein·n
“late, slow”
skjót·r
“fast, quick, swift”
sterk·r
“strong”
stór·r
“big, large”
sæl·l
“happy”
tíð·r
“usual, common; often-said”
(note idiomatic: Hvat er tít·t um _? “What’s the news about _?”)