What does kíkja in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word kíkja in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use kíkja in Icelandic.
The word kíkja in Icelandic means look, peek, watch. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word kíkja
lookverb (to try to see) Segđu mér hvađ kostar ađ kíkja í kristallskúluna ūína. You tell me what it costs to look into your crystal ball. |
peekverb Mig langađi ađ fara upp stigann og kíkja kannski á helgidķminn. I just wanted to climb the steps and maybe peek at the sacred object. |
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En ég ūarf ađ kíkja nánar á stķra strákinn. But we've got to take a closer look at this big boy. |
Ég ætla ađ kíkja á himininn núna. I'm gonna go check out the sky right now. |
Má ég kíkja? Can I look? |
Mjög sniđugt ađ nota ūennan rugling til ađ laumast inn til mín og kíkja á múskur? Very clever using this mix-up to sneak my home and peek at mooshkas? |
Ef hann væri morðinginn, reyndi hann að kíkja á það If he were the killer, chances are he' d be trying to take a look |
Best ađ kíkja bakatil. Perhaps I should look in back. |
Ég ætla ađ kíkja í kringum mig. I'll go have a look-see. |
Og hættu ađ kíkja á gluggana. And stop peeking through my windows. |
Besti drengur Calhoune kemur ađ kíkja á stađinn. Calhoune's number-one boy drops by to snoop a little bit. |
Mig langađi ađ fara upp stigann og kíkja kannski á helgidķminn. I just wanted to climb the steps and maybe peek at the sacred object. |
Mig langaði að fara upp stigann og kíkja kannski á helgidóminn I just wanted to climb the steps...... and maybe peek at the sacred object |
Ūiđ félagarnir ættuđ ađ kíkja niđur og sjá hvernig landiđ liggur. I suggest that you guys take a look downstairs and get a run of the joint. |
Ég skal kíkja á bílinn svo viđ komumst heim. And I'll see what I can do about the truck so we can get home. |
Get ég kíkja? Can I take a look? |
Mætti ég kíkja inn? Think I could come in for a bit? |
Segđu mér hvađ kostar ađ kíkja í kristallskúluna ūína. You tell me what it costs to look into your crystal ball. |
Þetta var árið 1922 og Howard Carter var að kíkja inn í gröf Tútakamons Faraós í Kóngadalnum í Egyptalandi í fyrsta sinn. The year was 1922, and Howard Carter had just peered into the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamen in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. |
Mér datt bara í hug ađ kíkja á ūig. I just thought I'd come up and see you, that's all. |
Mjög sniðugt að nota þennan rugling til að laumast inn til mín og kíkja á múskur? Very clever using this mix- up to sneak my home and peek at mooshkas? |
Kíkja inn um gluggann. Looking thru his window. |
Bannađ ađ kíkja. No peeking. |
Þú verður að kíkja. You should come and give it a try. |
Mega ūau ekki kíkja á ūær? Look, can they just see them? |
Allt í lagi, ég ætla ađ kíkja á strákana. Okay, I think I'm gonna go check on the boys inside. |
Sannleikurinn er sá ađ Hurley er sloppinn og ætlar ađ kíkja í bæinn. Well, the truth is, Hurley is out of his cage, and it's time to hit the town! |
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