What does satt in Icelandic mean?

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

The word satt in Icelandic means real. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word satt

real

adjective (true, genuine, not merely nominal)

Enginn hefur trúað mér, en þú ert raunveruleg.Ekki satt?

No one ever believed me, but you are real, aren' t you?

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Ūú ert međ byssu, ekki satt?

You have a gun, right?

Ūađ er satt!

lt's true!

Ūá má telja á fingrum annarrar handar, ekki satt?

You can count them on the fingers of one hand, am I right?

Auðvitað segi ég satt.

Of course I am.

pao er satt.

That's true.

Þú starfar mikið með Maslow, ekki satt?

You work a lot with Agent Maslow, that right?

(Matteus 9: 37, 38) Það er satt sem máltækið segir að svo lengi lærir sem lifir.

(Matthew 9:37, 38) The saying is true that one is never too old to learn.

Ekki satt?

Wasn't it?

Ūú varst í buxnadragtinni, ekki satt?

You wore that pantsuit, didn't you?

Ūađ sem ūú sagđir særđi mig, en ūađ var satt.

What you said really hurt, but you were right.

Ūú elskar forsetann, ekki satt, Jimmy?

You love your president, don't you, Jimmy?

Við getum alltaf verið viss um að það sem við segjum sé satt og öðrum til gagns ef það er byggt á orði Guðs.

We can always be sure that what we say will be true and beneficial to others if it is based on God’s Word.

Ūú veist ađ ūađ er ekki satt.

You know that's not true.

Hann er ástæða þess að þú eyðilagðir kafbátinn, ekki satt?

He's the reason you destroyed the submarine, isn't he?

(Jóh 18:37) Við verðum líka að fagna sannleikanum, tala sannleika og íhuga allt sem er satt þótt við búum í heimi sem er gegnsýrður af ósannindum og ranglæti. – 1Kor 13:6; Fil 4:8.

(Joh 18:37) We must also rejoice with the truth, speak the truth, and consider whatever things are true, despite living in a world full of falsehood and unrighteousness. —1Co 13:6; Php 4:8.

Ūađ er satt.

That's right.

Ekki satt?

Am I right?

Þið John frændi hafið þekkst lengi, ekki satt?

You and Uncle John have come a long way together, haven' t you?

Illa, ekki satt?

Bad, right?

Ūú sagđir Jo Ann allt um mig, ekki satt?

You told Jo Ann about me, didn't you?

Það var satt að hún hafði snúið rauð og síðan fölur.

It was true that she had turned red and then pale.

Af ūví viđ vitum báđir ađ ūađ er ekkert fyrir utan gluggann, ekki satt?

Because you and I both know that there's nothing outside that window, right?

Þú gerðir það, ekki satt?

You did it, huh?

Ūú lagđir stund á heimspeki í Heidelberg, ekki satt?

You studied philosophy at Heidelberg, didn't you?

Satt- ást ástríða mín, þess vegna fyrirgefa mér, og ekki impute þetta sveigjanlegur fyrir ljósi kærleika,

My true- love passion: therefore pardon me; And not impute this yielding to light love,

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