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Icelandic-German translation for: stjórnar
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Dictionary Icelandic German: stjórnar

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Icelandic German
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NOUN   stjórn | stjórnin | stjórnar | stjórnir
„Mit“ stjórnar þágufalli.„Mit“ regiert den Dativ.
Hann stjórnar fyrirtækinu.Er leitet den Betrieb.
Hún stjórnar viðræðunum.Sie führt die Verhandlungen.
Hver stjórnar kórnum?Wer dirigiert den Chor?
Hún stjórnar öllu húsinu.Sie verwaltet das ganze Haus.
Sögnin "brauchen" stjórnar þolfalli.Das Verb "brauchen" regiert den Akkusativ.
 
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