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Icelandic frequency list

No. 621 in Icelandic

gat

The Icelandic word "gat" means "hole" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ég fann gat á sokknum mínum.

    I found a hole in my sock.

    In this sentence, "gat" refers to a literal hole in a physical object, specifically a sock.

  • Lögreglan fann gat á frásögninni hans.

    The police found a flaw in his story.

    Here, "gat" is used metaphorically to describe a flaw or inconsistency in a statement or story.

  • Fuglar flugu í gegnum gatið í veggnum.

    Birds flew through the hole in the wall.

    In this example, "gat" denotes an opening or gap in the wall through which birds are able to pass.

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