No. 607 in Icelandic

feyki

The Icelandic word "feyki" means "extremely" or "very."

In a sentence

Það var feyki gott veður í dag.
It was incredibly good weather today.
Here, 'feyki' is used as an adverb to emphasize the extent of the goodness of the weather.
Hún er feyki gáfuð í leikjum.
She is remarkably clever in games.
In this sentence, 'feyki' acts as an intensifier for the adjective 'clever' to signify a high degree of cleverness.
Við náðum því feyki fljótt.
We achieved it extremely quickly.
'Feyki' modifies the adverb 'quickly,' indicating an exceptional speed.

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