Alright, now it’s time to learn some vocabulary related to date and time. This lesson will teach you how the days of the week, months, seasons and times of day are called in Icelandic.

This lesson is part of the chapter “Learning Icelandic“.

Date & time in Icelandic

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Days of the week

EnglishIcelandicPronunciation
(Audio)
Mondaymánudagur
Tuesdayþriðjudagur
Wednesdaymiðvikudagur
Thursdayfimmtudagur
Fridayföstudagur
Saturdaylaugardagur
Sundaysunnudagur
Weekendhelgi
on Mondayá mánudaginn
on Tuesdayá þriðjudaginn
on Wednesdayá miðvikudaginn
on Thursdayá fimmtudaginn
on Fridayá föstudaginn
on Saturdayá laugardaginn
on Sundayá sunnudaginn
at the weekendum helgina
on Mondaysá mánudögum
on Tuesdaysá þriðjudögum
on Wednesdaysá miðvikudögum
on Thursdaysá fimmtudögum
on Fridaysá föstudögum
on Saturdaysá laugardögum
on Sundaysá sunnudögum
at Weekendsum helgar

Months

EnglishIcelandicPronunciation
(Audio)
Januaryjanúar
Februaryfebrúar
Marchmars
Aprilapríl
Maymaí
Junejúní
Julyjúlí
Augustágúst
Septemberseptember
Octoberoktóber
Novembernóvember
Decemberdesember

Seasons

EnglishIcelandicPronunciation
(Audio)
Springvor
Summersumar
Autumn / Fallhaust
Wintervetur

Times of Day

EnglishIcelandicPronunciation
(Audio)
morningmorgun
forenoonfyrripartur
noonhádegi
afternooneftirmiðdagur
eveningkvöld
nightnótt
midnightmiðnætti

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