No. 746 in Icelandic
félaga
The Icelandic word "félaga" means "companion" or "partner."
In a sentence
Ég talaði við gamla félaga í dag.
I spoke with an old friend today.
Here, 'félagi' is used to mean 'friend' or 'companion'.
Við hittum félaga úr klúbbnum á fundinum.
We met colleagues from the club at the meeting.
In this case, 'félagi' denotes a member or associate of a group.
Þessi hljómsveit hefur góða útbreiðslu meðal félaga vinanna.
This band is popular among members of the friends' circle.
Here, 'félaga' refers to members of a social circle or community.
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