köld eru kvenna ráð in Icelandic

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Etymology: From the 13th-century Njáls saga, literally "the schemes of women are cold/cruel". Spoken by Flosi to Hildigunnur after she egged him on to avenge Höskuldur's death – she had done so by placing Höskuldur's blood-filled cloak on Flosi. Head templates: {{head|is|proverb|head=köld eru kvenna ráð}} köld eru kvenna ráð

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          "word": "köld eru kvennaráð"
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      "word": "köld eru kvennaráð"
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  "word": "köld eru kvenna ráð"
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"köld eru kvenna ráð" meaning in Icelandic

Proverb