What does malarvegur in Icelandic mean?

What is the meaning of the word malarvegur in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use malarvegur in Icelandic.

The word malarvegur in Icelandic means gravel road. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word malarvegur

gravel road

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Malarvegur fer í hring um eyjuna þar sem flest húsin eru.

A gallery runs around most of the interior.

Ef ekki væri þarna malarvegur, girðing og rafmagnsstaurar mætti halda að telpan væri ein í heiminum.

If it weren’t for the gravel road, fence and electricity lines you could think that the girl was all alone in the world.

Sjálfur vegurinn er grófur og holóttur malarvegur.

The road itself is a rough and bumpy gravel road.

Á björtum degi er mikið útsýni af veginum yfir Hellisheiði sem er opinn á sumrin, malarvegur sem nær 655 m hæð og er fær öllum bílum.

On a bright day, the Hellisheiði road (open in summer, gravel road reaching 655 m / 2100 ft.), is suitable for all types of vehicles and boasts great views.

Árið 1987 var malarvegur lagður upp á fjallið og varanleg athugunarstöð komið fyrir sem fylgdist með aðstæðum.

In 1987 a dirt road to the summit was constructed and a permanent station for monitoring the conditions was established.

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