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Icelandic frequency list

No. 674 in Icelandic

fullt

"Fullt" in Icelandic means "full" or "complete" in English.

In a sentence

  • Það var fullt hús á tónleikunum.

    There was a full house at the concert.

    Used to describe a state of complete occupancy.

  • Ég fékk fullt glas af vatni.

    I got a full glass of water.

    Used to indicate a container being filled to its capacity.

  • Það er fullt af fólki á ströndinni í dag.

    There are lots of people on the beach today.

    Used in an idiomatic manner to indicate a large quantity.

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