Read silently for Kristján Árnason, age 60 # 74360

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Read aloud for Kristján Árnason, 60, on December 26, 2006.

This is read for Kristján Árnason.
Thordur Helgason.
Lost the words


Ari Paul Kristinsson.
Whose son are you, Kristján?


Armann Jakobsson.
Proper nouns become homonyms. Semi-scientific online survey


Asdis Egilsdottir.
Damn the monastery door


Asta Svavarsdottir.
To scold a boy named Jon.


Baldur Hafstad.
Jóhann Magnús Bjarnason, Einar Kvaran and Laxness: A Few Examples of Style


Baldur Sigurdsson.
Eleonora's Shadow and April's Sexuality


Bergljot S. Kristjansdottir.
Beautiful is the hillside. About the past, image and history


Bjarki M. Karlsson and Yelena Sesselja Helgadóttir.
Icelandic millet in ancient times


Eric Rognvaldsson.
The U-radio is back


Gottskálk Jensson.
"Nearer shall I approach": Was Stefnir Þorgilsson killed for a verse composed in Latin by the monk Oddur almost two centuries later?


Gudrun Kvaran.
Words on tickets


Gudrun Thorhallsdottir.
On the Cross


Gudvardur Mar Gunnlaugsson.
On diphthongs in the old and new


Gunnar Olafur Hansson.
Grammatical research in the age of information technology — a brief empirical history


Gunnar Hardarson.
Emperor Charlemagne and author of the Voluspa


Gunnlaugur Ingolfsson.
Skipper's grip


Halldor Armann Sigurdsson.
Baking and greetings


Hanna Oladóttir.
"I've lost my phone number, can I borrow yours?"

Haraldur Bernhardsson
"Cabin crew, ten minutes to landing". Isn't Icelandic a safe language?


Heimir Pálsson.
Overlying and chanting in the language education of children from Southern Thing


Helge Sandoy.
Stress in loanwords in Norwegian


Helgi Skuli Kjartansson.
Vali or Váli? A quick question about a long vowel


Hoskuldur Thrainsson.
The discourse particle [c'I] in Icelandic: origin and fate


Ingibjörg B. Frímannsdóttir and Anna Sigríður Thráinsdóttir.
"He speaks with a dialect, that's for sure"


Johannes Gisli Jonsson.
In this country,


Jon G. Fridjonsson.
Of the beginnings and ends of a matter


Jon Axel Hardarson.
Vowel lengthening before l and another consonant in Old Icelandic


Katrin Axelsdottir.
The book of the book of the book


Kendra Jean Wilson.
Ninja


Kjartan Ottosson.
Lass, Hreinn and Old English grammar


Kristín M. Jóhannsdóttir.
There is a bartender at the table next door. On English influence on Western Icelandic


Kristjan Eiriksson.
The poetic poetry of Einar in Eydalur


Lars S. Vikør.
Can one become a Norwegian?


Magnus Snædal.
Almodí ~ Amlóði


Margaret Gudmundsdottir.
About free linguists and formal linguists


Margaret Jonsdottir.
coffee and neutral


Mar Jonsson.
Árni Magnússon's notes on his own poem from 1689


Ragnar Ingi Adalsteinsson.
Odds setting in Pétursdrápa examined with respect to age


Ragnheidur Kristjansdottir.
Centuries-old reflections on (Icelandic) English


Sigridur Sigurjonsdottir.
60 years of gossip


Sigurdur Konradsson.
[~]


Svavar Sigmundsson.
Reverend Jon and the synonyms


Svavar Hrafn Svavarsson.
About epic flavor


Sveinn Yngvi Egilsson.
On Sprengisaundur. Grímur Thomsen and Stylistics


Sverrir Tomasson.
Njarðarvattur


Winter team G. Óskarsson.
Stopped at the hemp shop


Viola G. Miglio.
What Gascon nonsense are these? A Fresh Look at the Basque-Icelandic Glossaries


Thorsteinn G. Indriðason.
Foreign suffixes with Icelandic words


Thorhallur Eythorsson.
The double declension of Old Irish, variations in Italian syntax, and the all-encompassing presence of phonology


Thorunn Blöndal.
Is Icelandic a good written language but a useless spoken language?

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