Translation for 'in many ways' from English to Icelandic

in many ways

á marga vegu {adv}

á ýmsa vegu {adv}

á ýmsan hátt {adv}

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in all ways

allavega {adv} [á allan hátt]

in different ways

allavega {adv} [á allan hátt]

in two ways

á tvo vegu {adv}

in various ways

á ýmsa lund {adv}

in many places

víðs vegar {adv}

á víð og dreif {adv}

víða {adv}

víðsvegar {adv} [víðs vegar]

in not many places

óvíða {adv}

to stop in many places

að koma víða við

in many parts of the country

víðs vegar um landið {adv}

many

margur {adj}

fjöldamargir {adj}

margir {adj}

many many

fjöldamargir {adj}

many times

margsinnis {adv}

margoft {adv}

very many

feikimargir {adj}

How many?

Hve margir?

quite many

allmargir {adj}

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