"slagari" meaning in Icelandic

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Noun

Rhymes: -aːɣarɪ Etymology: Borrowed from Danish slager, from German Schlager (“hit song”), derived from schlagen (“to hit”). Attested since 1929. Cognate with slá. Etymology templates: {{bor+|is|da|slager}} Borrowed from Danish slager Head templates: {{is-noun|@@}} slagari m (genitive singular slagara, nominative plural slagarar) Inflection templates: {{is-ndecl|@-a}} Forms: slagara [genitive, singular], slagarar [nominative, plural], masculine [table-tags], slagari [indefinite, nominative, singular], slagarinn [definite, nominative, singular], slagarar [indefinite, nominative, plural], slagararnir [definite, nominative, plural], slagara [accusative, indefinite, singular], slagarann [accusative, definite, singular], slagara [accusative, indefinite, plural], slagarana [accusative, definite, plural], slagara [dative, indefinite, singular], slagaranum [dative, definite, singular], slögurum [dative, indefinite, plural], slögurunum [dative, definite, plural], slagara [genitive, indefinite, singular], slagarans [definite, genitive, singular], slagara [genitive, indefinite, plural], slagaranna [definite, genitive, plural]
  1. (dated) a hit song, a popular pop song Tags: dated, masculine Synonyms: smellur, ;, dægurlag Related terms: slá í gegn (english: to become a great hit)
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