What does Sæll in Icelandic mean?

What is the meaning of the word Sæll in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use Sæll in Icelandic.

The word Sæll in Icelandic means happy, hello, blessed. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word Sæll

happy

adjective

Og sæll er sá, sem hneykslast ekki á mér.“ — Lúkas 7:22, 23.

And happy is he who has not stumbled over me.”—Luke 7:22, 23.

hello

interjection

Jæja, sæll, ungi mađur.

Well, hello, young fellow.

blessed

adjective

Frændi sæll, guđ blessi ūig.

My pretty cousin, blessing upon you.

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Sæll Ólafur...

Hello Olafur...

Jóhannes, postuli Jesú, hefur því þessi inngangsorð að opinberuninni sem við hann er kennd: „Sæll er sá, er les þessi spádómsorð, og þeir, sem heyra þau og varðveita það, sem í þeim er ritað, því að tíminn er í nánd.“ — Opinberunarbókin 1:3.

Thus, Jesus’ apostle John introduces Revelation with the words: “Happy is he who reads aloud and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and who observe the things written in it; for the appointed time is near.” —Revelation 1:3.

Vertu sæll.

So long.

Sæll, Bastien.

Good morning, Bastien.

Sæll, strákur.

Hello, boy.

Sæll, panda.

Greetings, panda.

„Sæll er sá er afbrotin eru fyrirgefin, synd hans hulin,“ sagði Davíð.

“Happy is the one whose revolt is pardoned, whose sin is covered,” said David.

Sæll, ūjálfi.

Hey, Sarge.

Blessaður og sæll, Fúsi.

Fúsi, my man.

Vertu sæll, Colin.

Cheerio, Colin.

Sæll, Jack.

Hello, Jack.

Hún er lífstré þeim, sem grípa hana, og sæll er hver sá, er heldur fast í hana.“ — Orðskviðirnir 3:13-18.

It is a tree of life to those taking hold of it, and those keeping fast hold of it are to be called happy.” —Proverbs 3:13-18.

Sæll, elskan!

Hi, baby!

Blessađur og sæll.

We'll be seeing you.

Sæll, hákarlabani.

Hey, Sharkslayer.

Komdu sæll.

How do you do?

Hörkuskot, sonur sæll.

That was a hell of a shot, son.

Sæll, elskan.

Hi, doll.

Sæll, vinur.

Hey, buddy.

Sæll, Johnny.

How you doing, Johnny?

Sæll, Cantone lögreglumađur.

Hello, Sergeant Cantone.

Vertu sæll, Mike.

Goodbye, Mike.

Sæll, Carl hér.

Hi, this is Carl.

Vertu sæll, kæri Bilbķ.

Goodbye, dear Bilbo.

„Sæll er sá maður, er . . . hefir yndi af lögmáli [Jehóva].“ — Sálmur 1: 1, 2.

“Happy is the man . . . [whose] delight is in the law of Jehovah.” —PSALM 1:1, 2.

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