This expletive is much milder than fuck in English, and is usually not considered taboo, although it is very informal and mainly used by younger people (<30). Compare with sjitt, which has a longer history in the language and is much more likely to be heard from middle-aged Icelanders.
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mjólk /ˈmjoul̥k/ f. milk
nom sg: mjólk, acc sg: mjólk, dat sg: mjólk, gen sg: mjólkur
There are no plural forms of mjólk.
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Mjólk is a cognate of the English.
Photo by Finnur Þorgeirsson.
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Kex Hostel, Iceland
Magnús Ólafsson, A class in Menntaskólinn í Reykjavík (Reykjavik Junior College), Iceland, 1918-1919.
Source: Reykjavík Museum of Photography
I want to go to there: Iceland
Islandia
blóð /ˈplouːθ/ n. blood
nom sg: blóð, acc sg: blóð, dat sg: blóði, gen sg: blóðs
There are no plural forms of blóð.
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Blóð is a cognate of the English.
Photo by Gunnar Geir Pétursson.
Fields Of Lupine In Iceland, by Kevin McNeal
