Translation for 'gift' from English to Icelandic

gift

gjöf {kv}

gáfa {kv}

gift [talent]

náðargáfa {kv}

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Christmas gift

jólagjöf {kv}

gift voucher

gjafabréf {hv}

travel gift

ferðagjöf {kv}

wedding gift

brúðargjöf {kv}

Xmas gift

jólagjöf {kv}

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(gift) wrapping paper

gjafapappír {k}

gift of grace

náðargjöf {kv}

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to accept sth. (as a gift)

að þiggja e-ð að gjöf

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to be born with a gift for sth.

að fá e-ð í vöggugjöf

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Asterix and Caesar's Gift

Ástríkur og vafasamar gjafir SesarsF

• The case establishes that a gift of chattels cannot be perfected by showing them to a donee and stating words of gift. In order to establish a gift there are three requirements.
• "A donor usually considers a current gift to your institution as a cash outlay now.
• A gift consists of bestowing the ownership of property upon some other person without receiving anything in return.
• Many shops that are not primarily gift shops become gift shops during typical gift-giving periods such as Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day and Easter offering ranges of gift products for a limited time period in the build-up to these celebrations.
• In Christianity, the word of wisdom is a spiritual gift listed in 1 Corinthians 12:8.

• Prizes: For the second game, a $200 department store gift voucher (First place twice), a $100 department store gift voucher (First place), a $50 CJ gift voucher (Second place), and $10 gift card (Last place).
• Gift of the Mummy: Ismat tries to find the perfect gift for her dads' anniversary but learns that their gift is her.
• A young Moses Shezi grew up with the gift of seeing into the future. When his gift leads to the death of his mother, he keeps silent about his gift.
• Visa, Mastercard and American Express gift cards are initially funded by a credit card or bank account, after which the funding account and gift card are not connected to one another.
• For gift card fraud, retailers are prone to be exploited by fraudsters in their attempts to steal gift cards via bot technology or through stolen credit card information.

• Similar "gift" names include the Greek "Theodore" ("gift of God"), the Persian "Mithradates" ("gift of Mithras") and Datis ("gift"), and the Hebrew "Matanya" ("gift of Jah").
• In response to an increasing demand for ethical consumerism surrounding gift-giving occasions, charities have promoted an alternative gift market, in which charitable contributions are made on behalf of the gift "recipient".
• The sculpture is a gift from the Gift of Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation.
• A charity gift card allows a gift giver to make a charitable donation that the gift recipient may direct to the charity of their choice.
• Several rules of etiquette are proposed in popular media regarding regifting; they include rewrapping the gift, not using the gift before regifting it, and not giving the gift back to the original gift-giver.