Translation for 'decrepit' from English to Icelandic

decrepit

hrumur {adj}

örvasa {adj}

farlama {adj}

ellihrumur {adj}

fyrirgengilegur {adj}

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decrepit [building]

hrörlegur {adj}bygg.

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to be decrepit with age

að vera kominn að fótum fram

• Sir Tophas again appears and now proclaims his love for the hideous sorceress, Dipsas, whose decrepit body and unfavorable nature make her a perfect match in his eyes.
• The question is: did Donald's beautiful young client poison her rich and decrepit husband, or didn't she? Set in Hawaii. Bertha tries to dance the hula.
• Billy Anker: A decrepit "entradista" whom Seria Mau meets, rescues, and later murders. A daredevil pilot in his youth, he is a clone of Uncle Zip.
• The album cover showed Kooper as an eighty-year-old man, decrepit and clutching a Fender Jaguar guitar.
• Luis Barragán's landscape sculptures can be seen in Arboledas neighbourhood. However, some are in a decrepit state.

• The real expansion came in the middle of the 20th century, when council housing replaced decrepit housing in the old town.
• The Al-Khar is an old, decrepit building that serves as the main jail in TunFaire. It is also the headquarters for the city Watch.
• Ukrainians were faced with largely decrepit accommodations, as most habitable buildings in the 'recovered territories' had recently been moved into by newly repatriated Poles after the 1944 Polish-Soviet population transfers.
• He returned to Copenhagen in autumn 1778 where his elderly father was sick and decrepit.
• He frequently performed at gala concerts for charity, in hospitals, for pensioners, for the decrepit, the elderly and for children in orphanages.

• The track is decrepit and no longer usable.
• An automobile graveyard or car cemetery is a place in which decrepit road vehicles reside while waiting to be destroyed or recycled or are left abandoned and decaying.
• In 2011, it was announced that the school would undergo major reconstruction process as a measure for decrepit buildings and earthquake-resistance.
• A visitor to the monastery in July 1996 described it as small and somewhat decrepit.
• The work was completed in five months, and replaced a decrepit structure with a concrete/brick building with old corrugated galvanised iron sheets used for the roof.

• During the 1930s, particularly in the wake of the Great Depression, the market for used cars first started to grow and decrepit cars were often a poor man's form of transport.
• She works as an auto mechanic and deliberately annoys her neighbor Adam, keeping increasingly decrepit and dismantled cars on her lawn (For a good time call...).