Summary: Thorpid, anglicized non-literally as The Girl Who Died, first book in the stand-alone novels by Ragnar Jónasson, archives Icelandic names and words.
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| Stofnun Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies (Árna Magnússonar í íslenskum fræðum) accommodates, since Sep. 1, 2006, the Icelandic Language Institute, the Place-Name Institute of Iceland, the Sigurður Nordal Institute and the University of Iceland Institute of Lexicography. The Icelandic Language Institute accounts for one nominee appointed by the Minister of Justice to the Mannanafnanefnd (Icelandic Naming Committee, Personal Names Committee, literally “Man Name Committee”). The Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Philosophy at that same university each add one nominee, for the three-member committee with four-year responsibilities; June 10, 2009, image of University of Iceland's Árnagarður building, named for Árni Magnússon: Cessator, CC BY SA 3.0 Unported, via Wikimedia Commons |
Thorpid, anglicized non-literally as The Girl Who Died for the first book in the stand-alone novels by Ragnar Jónasson, even as it anglicizes literally as The Village, archives Icelandic names and words.
This first stand-alone book bares given names that bolster the Mannanafnanefnd’s (Icelandic Naming Committee, Personal Names Committee, literally “Man Name Committee”) 20th and 21st-century name lists. Bjørg (“help, salvation") Helgadóttir (“[holy man] Helgi’s daughter”), Edda (“great-grandmother”), Erika (“one ruler”) and Gudrún (“god secret”), with the nickname Gunna, configure female first names. So do Hjördís (“sword goddess”), Inga (“lance-, staff-[bearing Yngvi, Ingaevones tribal ancestral god of Danes and northwest Dutch and Germans]”) and Kolbrún (“black eyebrows”), diminutivized Kolla.
Rebekka (“captivating”), Salka (anglicized perhaps as Sally, literally “little lady, little princess”) and Sara (“lady, princess”), Thrá (“desire, yearning”) and Una (“happy”) elaborate female given names.
Gudfinnur (“god wanderer”) and the nickname Guffi, Gunnar (“battle army leader”) and the nickname Gunni, Hannes (“gracious God”) and Hilmar (“battle famous”) feature male first names.
Hjalti (“Shetland man”), Kolbeinn (“coal-dark bone, leg, thigh”), Patrekur (“patrician [member of the Roman noble and senatorial classes]”) and Thór (“thunder [god]”) get male given names. Real-life poets Davíd (“beloved”) Stefánsson (“[crowned] Stephen’s son”), Jan. 21,1895-March 1, 1964, and Thorstein Thorsteinsson (“thunder stone’s son), Nov. 11, 1879-Dec. 23, 1955, have male names. Two items impel no Icelandic iterations since paracetamol, alternatively acetaminophen, is the drug compound para-acetylamino-phenol, and Toyota (“fertile rice paddy”) Starlet is a Japanese automobile marque.
Paracetamol and Toyota Starlet journey through Þorpið, Romanized Thorpid, anglicized The Girl Who Died, as adopted, foreign-origin, non-Icelandicized names and words alongside Icelandic names and words.
Co-ops in remote, small towns and villages such as Skálar ("halls, huts, lodges, sheds”) and Ríki liquor stores in larger population centers keep Campari and Martini.
Icelandic grammar locates the foods kleinur (“little [fried sweet-bread]”) and laufabraud (“leaf-bread”) and the newspapers Helgarpósturinn (“weekend mail”) and Morgunbladid (“The Morning Paper”) on object-noun lists. Hæstiréttur Íslands (Supreme Court of Iceland, literally “Highest Court of Iceland”) and Ríki (state[-owned]”) liquor stores merit place-name status as Icelandic built structures with physical addresses. Place names nestle into southwestern niches near Hringvegur (“Ring Road”) 1, also named Thjódvegur (“National Road”) 1, and into northeastern niches 700 kilometers (434.96 miles) away.
Camp Greely offers Þorpið, Romanized Thorpid, anglicized The Girl Who Died, an English-named place for American servicemen during World War II (Sep. 1, 1939-Sep. 2, 1945).
Southwestern Ring Road passes Keflavík (“driftwood bay”) on Reykjanes (“smoking cape, headland, promontory”) peninsula and Kópavogur (“seal bay”) municipality within Höfudborgarsvædid (Greater Reykjavík, “The Capital Region”).
Northeasternmost Langanes (“long cape, headland, promontory”) Peninsula quarters Melar (“lyme grass [Leymus arenarius]”), United States army site for film shows during World War II, and Skálar. The Langanesviti (“long peninsula['s] beacon”) lighthouse reminds all ramblers, all riders that the dark-sanded land strip Fontur and desolate Skálar represent easternmost regions of Langanes Peninsula. Akureyri (“sandbank field”), Egilsstadir (“eagle’s place”) and Thórshöfn (“thunder [god Thor’s] harbor”) respectively signify first-most, second-most and third-most substantial settlements and stops along northeasternmost Ring Road.
Þorpið, Romanized Thorpid, anglicized The Girl Who Died, teems with Icelandic names and words that tell tragic tales of a five-death total from Reykjavík and Skálar.
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| The Ministry of Justice of Iceland (Dómsmálaráduneyti Íslands) appoints three nominees to a four-year term on the Mannanafnanefnd (Icelandic Naming Committee, Personal Names Committee, literally “Man Name Committee”); April 28, 2018, image of Iceland Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Transport and Local Government, Reykjavik: Antony-22, CC BY SA 4.0 International, via Wikimedia Commons |
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Stofnun Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies (Árna Magnússonar í íslenskum fræðum) accommodates, since Sep. 1, 2006, the Icelandic Language Institute, the Place-Name Institute of Iceland, the Sigurður Nordal Institute and the University of Iceland Institute of Lexicography. The Icelandic Language Institute accounts for one nominee appointed by the Minister of Justice to the Mannanafnanefnd (Icelandic Naming Committee, Personal Names Committee, literally “Man Name Committee”). The Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Philosophy at that same university each add one nominee, for the three-member committee with four-year responsibilities; June 10, 2009, image of University of Iceland's Árnagarður building, named for Árni Magnússon: Cessator, CC BY SA 3.0 Unported, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arnagardur.JPG
The Ministry of Justice of Iceland (Dómsmálaráduneyti Íslands) appoints three nominees to a four-year term on the Mannanafnanefnd (Icelandic Naming Committee, Personal Names Committee, literally “Man Name Committee”); April 28, 2018, image of Iceland Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Transport and Local Government, Reykjavik: Antony-22, CC BY SA 4.0 International, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dómsmálaráðuneytið_og_Samgöngu-_og_sveitarstjórnarráðuneytið_2018.jpg
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