sifji

Icelandic

From the Old Norse sifi (“a relation by marriage, an affinis”) whence sifjungr (“a relation by affinity”).

sifji m (genitive singular sifja, nominative plural sifjar)

单词	sifji
释义	sifji Icelandic Etymology From the Old Norse sifi (“a relation by marriage, an affinis”) whence sifjungr (“a relation by affinity”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˈsɪvjɪ/ Noun sifji m (genitive singular sifja, nominative plural sifjar) (poetic, dated) a close relation, a close relative The first verse of the poem "Þó þú langförull legðir" by Stephan G. Stephansson Þó þú langförull legðir sérhvert land undir fót, bera hugur og hjarta samt þíns heimalands mót, frænka eldfjalls og íshafs! sifji árfoss og hvers! dóttir langholts og lyngmós! sonur landvers og skers! Even if you, who have travelled far, would journey every land there is, both your heart and mind would bear the mould of your native land, oh aunt of the volcano and sea of ice! oh relative of the waterfall and hot spring! oh son of the hills and skerry!
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