Iceland vs Icelandish - What's the difference?
iceland | icelandish |
A country in the North Atlantic Ocean. Sometimes referred to as the Republic of Iceland.
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* 1903 , United States Catholic Historical Society, Historical Records and Studies :
* 1911 , The Missionary review:
Icelandic (of or relating to the North Germanic language spoken in Iceland).
Icelandic (of or relating to the natives or inhabitants of Iceland).
* 1905 , John Daniel Crimmins, Irish-American historical miscellany :
Icelandic .
* 1895 , George Augustus Sala, The life and adventures of George Augustus Sala :
As proper nouns the difference between iceland and icelandish
is that iceland is a country in the north atlantic ocean sometimes referred to as the republic of iceland while icelandish is .As an adjective icelandish is
icelandic (of or relating to the north germanic language spoken in iceland).iceland
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(wikipedia Iceland)Proper noun
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* Republic of IcelandSee also
* * * * Iceland cyprine * Icelander * Iceland moss * Iceland sparAnagrams
* (l)icelandish
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Proper noun
(en proper noun)- Some geographical manuscripts written in the Icelandish language in the fourteenth or fifteenth century, and based in part on the statement of the Abbot Nicholas of Thingeyre, who died in 1159 A.d., according to Storm, Werlauff, and Rafn, also bear early witness to the discovery of Vinland by Leif Ericson, to Leif's Christianizing Greenland, and to the establishment of an episcopal see in Gardar.
- A short time ago open war broke out between the two elements over the new translation of the Bible into the Icelandish language, which had been prepared by Haraldus Nielsson, a teacher in the Theological Seminary at Reykjavik, [...]
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(en adjective)- And another Icelandish writer of the tenth century records that, about thirty years afterwards, a vessel with a mixed crew of Irishmen and Icelanders was carried off the west coast of Ireland by an easterly wind to this western land called in the record: "Great Ireland"; [...]
- Once a year His Excellency came to St. Petersburg, on leave of absence; but, according to the showing of the crusty cicerone, the young person of Icelandish extraction was as cold as the country of her birth, [...]
