What does kragi in Icelandic mean?

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

The word kragi in Icelandic means collar, neckband, flange. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word kragi

collar

noun (fabric garment part fitting around throat)

neckband

noun

flange

verb noun

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Miðjan er samsett úr hundruðum örsmárra pípublóma sem eru frjó en í kring er hvítur kragi með 20 til 30 ílöngum krónublöðum. Þau blóm eru ófrjó en ágætis lendingarstaður fyrir skordýr.

The center disk is composed of hundreds of tiny, fertile, golden florets encircled by 20 to 30 white rays, or petals, that are sterile flowers —landing pads for insects.

Í safni í Rudolstadt í Austur-Þýskalandi er geymdur kragi af herklæðum sem Gustaf II Adolf, konungur Svía á 17. öld, notaði, með áletruninni JEHÓVA með upphafsstöfum.

In a museum in Rudolstadt, East Germany, you can see on the collar of the suit of armor once worn by Gustavus II Adolph, a 17th-century king of Sweden, the name JEHOVAH in capital letters.

Það er sveigur eða kragi sem myndast í kringum segulskaut jarðar.

It is a belt around the magnetic poles of the Earth.

Þegar flytjanlegur gasskynjari er notaður ætti að nota hann á hlutinn nálægt munni og nefi eins og kostur er, svo sem framan kragi fata, jakkaloka osfrv.

When using the portable gas detector, it should be worn on the part close to the mouth and nose as far as possible, such as the front collar of clothes, jacket pocket, etc.

Flísfóðraður kragi fyrir aukin þægindi Endurskin framan á hnjám, baki og framan á vösum

Reflective piping on front knees, back and front pocket (for extra safety)

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