flærð in All languages combined

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Etymology: From Old Norse flærð (“falsehood; deceit”). Compare Old English fleard (“trifles; trifling”), Scots flird, English flirt. Etymology templates: {{inh|is|non|flærð||falsehood; deceit}} Old Norse flærð (“falsehood; deceit”), {{cog|ang|fleard|t=trifles; trifling}} Old English fleard (“trifles; trifling”), {{cog|sco|flird}} Scots flird, {{cog|en|flirt}} English flirt Head templates: {{is-noun|@@}} flærð f (genitive singular flærðar, nominative plural flærðir) Inflection templates: {{is-ndecl|f}} Forms: flærðar [genitive, singular], flærðir [nominative, plural], feminine [table-tags], flærð [indefinite, nominative, singular], flærðin [definite, nominative, singular], flærðir [indefinite, nominative, plural], flærðirnar [definite, nominative, plural], flærð [accusative, indefinite, singular], flærðina [accusative, definite, singular], flærðir [accusative, indefinite, plural], flærðirnar [accusative, definite, plural], flærð [dative, indefinite, singular], flærðinni [dative, definite, singular], flærðum [dative, indefinite, plural], flærðunum [dative, definite, plural], flærðar [genitive, indefinite, singular], flærðarinnar [definite, genitive, singular], flærða [genitive, indefinite, plural], flærðanna [definite, genitive, plural]

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"flærð" meaning in All languages combined

Noun [Icelandic]