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Q: What is Icelandic slatur?
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What is a bowl of Icelandic slatur?

Slátur ye mean. Slátur means slaughter. Check for Wikipedia 'Þorramatur'. Sometimes called Blóðmör


What is slatur?

The liver of a sheep


What is an Icelandic slatur dish traditionally dish that's known colloquially as what?

Icelandic slátur is the collective name for blood sausage and liver sausage, and also for the necessary ingredients. "To take slátur" means to buy the ingredients and make the sausages, and in fact Icelandic supermarkets sell boxes with blood, livers, suet and stomachs (sometimes also the salt, cereals, thread and needles) in the autumn when the summer lambs are slaughtered. So...basically blood pudding. Hope this helps :D Love, Lifeislikethat


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A person from Iceland is called an Icelander. If a person is from Iceland they are Icelandic.


What does icelandic mean?

Icelandic refers to a noun that relates to Iceland. (Iceland is a country btw) For example: An Icelandic person Icelandic food Icelandic scenery Hope this Helps :D Love, Lifeislikethat


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'Uncle' in Icelandic is 'Frændi'.


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'Lava' in Icelandic is 'Hraun'.


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''Goodbye'' in Icelandic is ''bless''.


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Slatur a traditional dish that's known colloquially as what?

Slátur is a traditional dish of Iceland; the name means 'slaughter'. The link below has more details.


Is Icelandic the same as Norsk. if I learn Icelandic will I understand Norsk?

Icelandic is almost (there are always a few exceptions) the same as Old Norsk. If you learn Icelandic you will understand most of the thing the Norwegians will say. For example, in Icelandic you have the form 'heitir' (