mars

Étymologie manquante ou incomplète. Si vous la connaissez, vous pouvez l’ajouter en cliquant ici.


september

Du latin September (« septième mois »), parce que l’année romaine commençait en mars.


november

Du latin November (« neuvième mois »), parce que l’année romaine commençait en mars.


bátur

báturin (singular definite nominative)
bátar (singular indefinite nominative)
bátarnir (plural definite nominative)
bát (indefinite accusative)
bátin (singular definite accusative)
bátar (singular indefinite accusative)
bátarnar (plural definite accusative)
báti (indefinite dative)
bátinum (singular definite dative)
bátum (singular indefinite dative)
bátunum (plural definite dative)
báts (indefinite genitive)
bátsins (singular definite genitive)
báta (singular indefinite genitive)
bátanna (plural definite genitive)

\ˈb̥ɔaːʰ.tʊɹ\

\ˈb̥ɔaːʰ.tʊɹ\


bróðurdóttir

De bróðir (« frère ») et de dóttir (« fille »).

bróðurdóttirin (singular definite nominative)
bróðurdøtur (singular indefinite nominative)
bróðurdøturnar (plural definite nominative)
bróðurdóttur (indefinite accusative)
bróðurdóttrina (singular definite accusative)
bróðurdøtur (singular indefinite accusative)
bróðurdøturnar (plural definite accusative)
bróðurdóttur (indefinite dative)
bróðurdóttrini (singular definite dative)
bróðurdøtrum (singular indefinite dative)
bróðurdøtrunum (plural definite dative)
bróðurdóttur (indefinite genitive)
bróðurdótturinnar (singular definite genitive)
bróðurdøtra (singular indefinite genitive)
bróðurdøtranna (plural definite genitive)


dóttir

dóttirin (singular definite nominative)
døtur (singular indefinite nominative)
døturnar (plural definite nominative)
dóttur (indefinite accusative)
dóttrina (singular definite accusative)
døtur (singular indefinite accusative)
døturnar (plural definite accusative)
dóttur (indefinite dative)
dóttrini (singular definite dative)
døtrum (singular indefinite dative)
døtrunum (plural definite dative)
dóttur (indefinite genitive)
dótturinnar (singular definite genitive)
døtra (singular indefinite genitive)
døtranna (plural definite genitive)


dýr

dýrið (singular definite nominative)
dýrini (plural definite nominative)
dýrið (singular definite accusative)
dýrini (plural definite accusative)
dýri (indefinite dative)
dýrinu (singular definite dative)
dýrum (singular indefinite dative)
dýrunum (plural definite dative)
dýrs (indefinite genitive)
dýrins (singular definite genitive)
dýra (singular indefinite genitive)
dýranna (plural definite genitive)


fiskur

fiskurin (singular definite nominative)
fiskar (singular indefinite nominative)
fiskarnir (plural definite nominative)
fisk (indefinite accusative)
fiskin (singular definite accusative)
fiskar (singular indefinite accusative)
fiskarnar (plural definite accusative)
fiski (indefinite dative)
fiskinum (singular definite dative)
fiskum (singular indefinite dative)
fiskunum (plural definite dative)
fisks (indefinite genitive)
fisksins (singular definite genitive)
fiska (singular indefinite genitive)
fiskanna (plural definite genitive)


fjall

fjallið (singular definite nominative)
fjøll (singular indefinite nominative)
fjøllini (plural definite nominative)
fjallið (singular definite accusative)
fjøll (singular indefinite accusative)
fjøllini (plural definite accusative)
fjalli (indefinite dative)
fjallinum (singular definite dative)
fjøllum (singular indefinite dative)
fjøllunum (plural definite dative)
fjals (indefinite genitive)
fjalsins (singular definite genitive)
fjalla (singular indefinite genitive)
fjallanna (plural definite genitive)


hindber

De hind (« biche ») et de ber (« baie »).


hús

(uniquement au pluriel) Maison (habitation).

Maisonnée, famille (ensemble des personnes vivant dans une maison).


ljón

ljónið (singular definite nominative)
ljónini (plural definite nominative)
ljónið (singular definite accusative)
ljónini (plural definite accusative)
ljóni (indefinite dative)
ljóninu (singular definite dative)
ljónum (singular indefinite dative)
ljónunum (plural definite dative)
ljóns (indefinite genitive)
ljónins (singular definite genitive)
ljóna (singular indefinite genitive)
ljónanna (plural definite genitive)

(uniquement défini : Ljónið) Lion (signe zodiacal).


mjólk

Lait (produit par les femelles des mammifères).


orð

Orð eru sett saman av einum ella fleiri bókstavum : Des mots sont composés de une ou plusieurs lettres.

Orðini hava ymsa merking : Les mots ont différentes significations.

Í fyrstuni var orðið, og orðið var hjá Guði, og orðið var Guð. : Au début était le verbe, et le verbe était en Dieu, et le verbe était Dieu (Évangile selon Saint Jean, 1:1).

Guðrun átti eingi orð fyri gleði síni. : Gudrun n’avait aucun mot pour décrire sa joie.

Rapport (rapporter quelque chose, faire un rapport).

Eg havi ofta havt tað við orði, hvussu góður fiskurin er. : J’ai souvent répété que le poisson est très bon [pour la santé].

Tóra gjørdi tað uttan orð og boð. : Thora le fit sans crier gare.

Jógvan ber orð fyri at vera sterkur. : Jegvan passe pour être fort.

Har er eitt gamalt orð, sum sigur, at skjót hjálp er dupult hjálp. : Il existe un vieux proverbe disant qu’une aide rapidement offerte compte double.

Fútin vildi ikki bróta orð og eiti sítt. : Le juge ne pourrait pas renier sa promesse ni son serment.

« Ein kann ikki bara arbeiða », tók Sverri í aftur orðið. : « On ne peut plus travailler maintenant », rajouta Sverri.

Eg skoyti ikki um at geva orð til. : Il n’a aucune intention de me répondre (d’intervenir).

Hav ikki orðið á honum! : Ne dis rien (sous-entendu, ne dis pas à un malade qu’il est sur le chemin de la guérison, car ça pourrait provoquer le contraire).


ráð

ráðið (singular definite nominative)
ráðini (plural definite nominative)
ráðið (singular definite accusative)
ráðini (plural definite accusative)
ráði (indefinite dative)
ráðnum (singular definite dative)
ráðum (singular indefinite dative)
ráðunum (plural definite dative)
ráðs (indefinite genitive)
ráðins (singular definite genitive)
ráða (singular indefinite genitive)
ráðanna (plural definite genitive)


sagnorð

De søgn (« parole ») et de orð (« mot »).

Tað forníslendska sagnorðið væða kemur av navnorðinum váð.

Le verbe "væða" en vieil islandais provient du substantif "váð".

Sagnorðið selja er ikki óavirkandi í føroyskum.

Le verbe "selja" (vendre) n’est pas intransitif en féroïen.


segl

Du vieux norrois segl, voile, du proto-germanique *seglą.


sinn

sinnið (singular definite nominative)
sinnini (plural definite nominative)
sinnið (singular definite accusative)
sinnini (plural definite accusative)
sinni (indefinite dative)
sinninum (singular definite dative)
sinnum (singular indefinite dative)
sinnunum (plural definite dative)
sins (indefinite genitive)
sinsins (singular definite genitive)
sinna (singular indefinite genitive)
sinnanna (plural definite genitive)

á sinni : depuis cette fois.

á hesum sinni : cette fois-ci, maintenant.

ikki á hvørjum sinni : rarement.

á síðsta sinni : pour la dernière fois.

ikki enn á sinni : pas encore.


tár

tárið (singular definite nominative)
tárini (plural definite nominative)
tárið (singular definite accusative)
tárini (plural definite accusative)
tári (indefinite dative)
tárinu (singular definite dative)
tárum (singular indefinite dative)
tárunum (plural definite dative)
társ (indefinite genitive)
tárins (singular definite genitive)
tára (singular indefinite genitive)
táranna (plural definite genitive)


vatn

vatnið (singular definite nominative)
vøtn (singular indefinite nominative)
vøtnini (plural definite nominative)
vatnið (singular definite accusative)
vøtn (singular indefinite accusative)
vøtnini (plural definite accusative)
vatni (indefinite dative)
vatninum (singular definite dative)
vøtnum (singular indefinite dative)
vøtnunum (plural definite dative)
vatns (indefinite genitive)
vatnsins (singular definite genitive)
vatna (singular indefinite genitive)
vatnanna (plural definite genitive)


vík

Du vieux norrois vík, du proto-germanique *wīkō.

víkin (singular definite nominative)
víkar (singular indefinite nominative)
víkarnar (plural definite nominative)
víkina (singular definite accusative)
víkar (singular indefinite accusative)
víkarnar (plural definite accusative)
víkini (singular definite dative)
víkum (singular indefinite dative)
víkunum (plural definite dative)
víkar (indefinite genitive)
víkarinnar (singular definite genitive)
víka (singular indefinite genitive)
víkanna (plural definite genitive)

víkingur

« personne qui vit dans une baie », viking


august

Du latin, du nom de l'empereur Augustus.


skip

skipið (singular definite nominative)
skipini (plural definite nominative)
skipið (singular definite accusative)
skipini (plural definite accusative)
skipi (indefinite dative)
skipinu (singular definite dative)
skipum (singular indefinite dative)
skipunum (plural definite dative)
skips (indefinite genitive)
skipins (singular definite genitive)
skipa (singular indefinite genitive)
skipanna (plural definite genitive)


kaktus

Du latin cactus, lui-même issu du grec ancien κάκτος, káktos.


tal

talið (singular definite nominative)
tøl (singular indefinite nominative)
tølini (plural definite nominative)
talið (singular definite accusative)
tøl (singular indefinite accusative)
tølini (plural definite accusative)
tali (indefinite dative)
talinum (singular definite dative)
tølum (singular indefinite dative)
tølunum (plural definite dative)
tals (indefinite genitive)
talsins (singular definite genitive)
tala (singular indefinite genitive)
talanna (plural definite genitive)


stig

stigið (singular definite nominative)
stigini (plural definite nominative)
stigið (singular definite accusative)
stigini (plural definite accusative)
stigi (indefinite dative)
stiginu (singular definite dative)
stigum (singular indefinite dative)
stigunum (plural definite dative)
stigs (indefinite genitive)
stigins (singular definite genitive)
stiga (singular indefinite genitive)
stiganna (plural definite genitive)


havn

Du vieux norrois hǫfn, port, du proto-germanique *habnō, du indo-européen commun *kopno-.


gull

gullið (singular definite nominative)
gullið (singular definite accusative)
gulli (indefinite dative)
gullinum (singular definite dative)
gulls (indefinite genitive)
gullsins (singular definite genitive)


bóndagarður

Bien, domaine, fonds, propriété, propriété foncière.


býttlingur

\ˈbʊiʰtlɪŋɡʊɹ\


fráfaringarpróvtøka

Baccalauréat, examen de sortie, examen final, bachot.


nýtsluskattur

Droit de régie, taxe d’octroi, impôt de consommation, impôt indirect.


partamaður

Ami, ami politique, partisan de la même doctrine.


støddfrøði

Dérivé de stødd, avec le suffixe -frøði.


stuttleiki

Amusement, distraction, détente, récréation.


umboðsmaður

Ombudsman (médiateur indépendant représentant un contre-pouvoir).


ár

árin (singular definite nominative)
árar (singular indefinite nominative)
árarnar (plural definite nominative)
árina (singular definite accusative)
árar (singular indefinite accusative)
árarnar (plural definite accusative)
árini (singular definite dative)
árum (singular indefinite dative)
árunum (plural definite dative)
árar (indefinite genitive)
árarinnar (singular definite genitive)
ára (singular indefinite genitive)
áranna (plural definite genitive)


ár

árið (singular definite nominative)
árini (plural definite nominative)
árið (singular definite accusative)
árini (plural definite accusative)
ári (indefinite dative)
árinu (singular definite dative)
árum (singular indefinite dative)
árunum (plural definite dative)
árs (indefinite genitive)
árins (singular definite genitive)
ára (singular indefinite genitive)
áranna (plural definite genitive)

í ár : cette année.

aftur í árið : l’année prochaine.

ár eftir ou ár um ár ou ár undan ári : années après années.

árliga árs : chaque année.

at ári : l’an prochain.

á seks ára aldri : à l’âge de six ans.

tjúgu ára gamal : âgé de vingt ans.

árini eru komin : tout le monde vieillit (litt. : les années sont venues).

vit ganga á einum ári : nous sommes du même âge (litt. : nous venons de la même année).

ganga á tólvta ári : avoir onze ans (litt. : aller sur sa douzième année).

í góðum árum : dans une bonne période (de sa vie).

í bestu árum : dans ses meilleures années.


veggur

veggurin (singular definite nominative)
veggir (singular indefinite nominative)
veggirnir (plural definite nominative)
vegg (indefinite accusative)
veggin (singular definite accusative)
veggir (singular indefinite accusative)
veggirnar (plural definite accusative)
veggi (indefinite dative)
vegginum (singular definite dative)
veggjum (singular indefinite dative)
veggjunum (plural definite dative)
veggjar (indefinite genitive)
veggjarins (singular definite genitive)
veggja (singular indefinite genitive)
veggjanna (plural definite genitive)

Mur (de maison, extérieur ou intérieur).


gløgg

Vin chaud additionné d'eau-de-vie et d'épices


pipar

Du vieux norrois pipari, piparr, lui-même du latin pĭper, -ĕris, emprunté au grec ancien πέπερι, péperi, lui même du sanskrit पिप्पलि, pippali (« poivre long, Piper longum »).


sjúkrahús

De sjúkur (« malade ») et de hús (« maison »).


mál

málið (singular definite nominative)
málini (plural definite nominative)
málið (singular definite accusative)
málini (plural definite accusative)
máli (indefinite dative)
málinu (singular definite dative)
málum (singular indefinite dative)
málunum (plural definite dative)
máls (indefinite genitive)
málins (singular definite genitive)
mála (singular indefinite genitive)
málanna (plural definite genitive)

Parole (capacité des êtres humains à parler).

missa málið : devenir muet.

vera tungur fyri málinum : avoir des difficultés pour parler.

fáa málið aftur fyri seg : retrouver la parole.

bókmentir og mál : littérature et langue.

føroyskt mál : la langue féroïenne.

Í dag eru fýra mál at læra í fólkaskúlanum: føroyskt, danskt, enskt og týskt. : De nos jours, quatre langues sont étudiées à l’école : le féroïen, le danois, l’anglais et l’allemand.

bera nakað upp á mál(i) við ein : apporter de nouveaux éléments à une conversation.

hava á máli : vouloir dire ce qu’on a sur le cœur.

tað verður ofta havt á máli : cela a été déjà dit plusieurs fois.

teim var ymist á máli um hetta : ils continuaient à être en désaccord.

taka til máls : prendre la parole.

málið varð uppklárað eftir nærri kanningar : L’affaire fut éclaircie après de nouvelles enquêtes.


mál

Mál! : But !


víkingur

víkingurin (singular definite nominative)
víkingar (singular indefinite nominative)
víkingarnir (plural definite nominative)
víking (indefinite accusative)
víkingin (singular definite accusative)
víkingar (singular indefinite accusative)
víkingarnar (plural definite accusative)
víkingi (indefinite dative)
víkinginum (singular definite dative)
víkingum (singular indefinite dative)
víkingunum (plural definite dative)
víkings (indefinite genitive)
víkingsins (singular definite genitive)
víkinga (singular indefinite genitive)
víkinganna (plural definite genitive)

\ˈvʊitʃɪŋɡʊr\


víking

Accusatif indéfini singulier de víkingur.


ravlað

Pile (superposition verticale d’objets).


nátt

Nuit (période quotidienne pendant laquelle il fait noir).


dýrgripur

Trésor (amas d’or ou de matières précieuses).


høggormur

\ˈhœkːˌɔɹmʊɹ\


kvøld

Soirée, espace de temps depuis le déclin du jour jusqu’au moment où l’on se couche.


músvákur

músvákurin (singular definite nominative)
músvákar (singular indefinite nominative)
músvákarnir (plural definite nominative)
músvák (indefinite accusative)
músvákin (singular definite accusative)
músvákar (singular indefinite accusative)
músvákarnar (plural definite accusative)
músváki (indefinite dative)
músvákinum (singular definite dative)
músvákum (singular indefinite dative)
músvákunum (plural definite dative)
músváks (indefinite genitive)
músváksins (singular definite genitive)
músváka (singular indefinite genitive)
músvákanna (plural definite genitive)


agn

agnið (singular definite nominative)
øgn (singular indefinite nominative)
øgnini (plural definite nominative)
agnið (singular definite accusative)
øgn (singular indefinite accusative)
øgnini (plural definite accusative)
agni (indefinite dative)
agninum (singular definite dative)
øgnum (singular indefinite dative)
øgnunum (plural definite dative)
agns (indefinite genitive)
agnsins (singular definite genitive)
agna (singular indefinite genitive)
agnanna (plural definite genitive)


toskur

Du vieux norrois þorskr (« morue »), lui-même du proto-germanique þurskaz ; on trouve parmi les mots apparentés le danois torsk, l’anglais torsk, l’allemand Dorsch, l’islandais þorskur, l’irlandais trosc, le moyen néerlandais dorsch, le moyen bas allemand dorsch, le norvégien torsk, le gaélique écossais trosg et le suédois torsk.


middagur

De mid- (« milieu ») et de dagur (« jour »).


savn

Du vieux norrois safna (« rassembler, accumuler, collecter »).


áhugi

Intérêt. Note d’usage : le fait d'avoir de l'intérêt pour quelque chose se formule en utilisant : « áhugi á » suivi du datif.


ljósár

Composé de ljós (« lumière ») et de ár (« année »).

ljósárið (singular definite nominative)
ljósárini (plural definite nominative)
ljósárið (singular definite accusative)
ljósárini (plural definite accusative)
ljósári (indefinite dative)
ljósárinu (singular definite dative)
ljósárum (singular indefinite dative)
ljósárunum (plural definite dative)
ljósárs (indefinite genitive)
ljósárins (singular definite genitive)
ljósára (singular indefinite genitive)
ljósáranna (plural definite genitive)


borð

borðið (singular definite nominative)
borðini (plural definite nominative)
borðið (singular definite accusative)
borðini (plural definite accusative)
borði (indefinite dative)
borðinum (singular definite dative)
borðum (singular indefinite dative)
borðunum (plural definite dative)
borðs (indefinite genitive)
borðsins (singular definite genitive)
borða (singular indefinite genitive)
borðanna (plural definite genitive)


hermaður

(Siècle à préciser) Du vieux norrois hermaðr.