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| spé || speɪ || n. || first person pronoun || from Icelandic "spegill" || | broð || bɹɔð || n. || second person pronoun || from Icelandic "bróðir" ||

...Mustlup]] family which includes [[Myuftseezh]], [[Chick Corean]] and [[Dry Icelandic]]. It's inspired by Old English. *> Dry Icelandic: sécy, pli, skó, móvi, fáhy, éσja, czjaþa, poŋyd, cján, hjáti, pj

! № !! English !! Dutch !! Luxembourgish !! German !! Swedish !! Icelandic !! Norwegian ( nynorsk ) !! Folksprak | 195 || dry (adjective) || droog || dréchen || trocken || torr || þurr || tørr , tur

...by Afrikaans, Danish, Norwegian, Yiddish, West-frisian, Luxembourgish and Icelandic. # dry ⇄ drog

Scellan is inspired by Icelandic, Welsh, Hmong (orthography-wise; the word for 'people, folk' is ''hmoob'', ...ome dichloromethane for the workup. To start things off, I added 150 mL of dry methanol to a round bottom flask. Once I'm done adding the methanol, I then

...islen'ska#Maltcégj|glǫd islen'ska]]''' {{IPA| /glɔd isˈlɛn'.ska/}} ''n.'' icelandic (language).<br> ...|glǫd noréin]]''' {{IPA| /glɔd noˈrɛin/}} ''n.'' old norse (language), old icelandic (language).<br>

| as in '''k'''eep<br />[[Contionary: kat#Maltcégj|'''''k'''at'']] [kʰɑt] ‘dry’ | as 〈ll〉 in Icelandic ''a'''ll'''a''<br />[[Contionary: txatɮ#Maltcégj|''txa'''tɮ''''']] [txɑ

...an (and many of the older Germanic languages, as well as modern German and Icelandic) has eight possible forms. These are the singular and plural forms of the n ...Germanic source. Cf. Dutch, Norwegian, and Danish ''straks'', Swedish and Icelandic ''strax'', German ''stracks'', &c.''