D’islande (en. From iceland)

/di.zɑ̃d/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective
That which comes from or is characteristic of Iceland.
The landscapes of Iceland are filled with volcanoes and glaciers.
Les paysages d’Islande sont remplis de volcans et de glaciers.
That which is related to Icelandic culture, language, or history.
Icelandic literature has a rich tradition of sagas.
La littérature d’Islande a une riche tradition de sagas.
That which describes typical climatic conditions of Iceland.
The weather in Iceland is often cold and windy.
Le temps d’Islande est souvent froid et venteux.

Etymology

Comes from the name 'Iceland', deriving from Old Norse 'Ísland'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

the landscapes of Iceland
The magnificent views of Icelandic nature.
les paysages d’Islande
the culture of Iceland
The traditions and social habits of Iceland.
la culture d’Islande
the Icelandic language
The official language spoken in Iceland.
la langue islandaise

Related Words

Iceland
Country located in the North Atlantic, known for its volcanic landscape.
Islande
Icelandic
Related to the inhabitants or the language of Iceland.
islandais
Reykjavik
Capital and largest city of Iceland.
Reykjavik

Slang Meanings

Refers to a person who has a cold and distant character.
You are really Icelandic today; you aren't even smiling.
Tu es vraiment d’Islande aujourd'hui, tu ne souris même pas.
Used to describe a very calm and serene atmosphere.
This music creates an Icelandic atmosphere in the room.
Cette musique crée une atmosphère d’Islande dans la pièce.