English to Icelandic Meaning of rich - ríkur

Rich :

ríkur

noun

ríkur, íburðarmikil

adjective

ríkur, ávaxtalykt, auðugur, blómlegt, nóg, stór, mikið, gífurleg, dýr, verðmætari, metin, elskan, af verðmæti, glæsilegu, glæsilega, náð, litrík, verðugt, snjalla, Æðislegt

Rich :: ríkurRichard :: RichardRichards :: richardsRicher :: ríkariRiches :: auðæfiRichest :: ríkustuRichly :: ríkulegaRichness :: glæsileiki

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Definitions of rich in English

Noun(1) people who have possessions and wealth (considered as a group
Adjective(1) possessing material wealth(2) having an abundant supply of desirable qualities or substances (especially natural resources(3) of great worth or quality(4) marked by great fruitfulness(5) strong; intense(6) very productive(7) high in mineral content; having a high proportion of fuel to air(8) suggestive of or characterized by great expense(9) containing plenty of fat, or eggs, or sugar(10) marked by richness and fullness of flavor(11) pleasantly full and mellow(12) affording an abundant supply

Examples of rich in English

(1) My friend really loved it, though it was a little too rich for my tastes.(2) It's a bit rich of Gerry Adams and Sinn FÔö£┬«in to be lecturing the rest of us now about the need to make neutrality part of the Irish Constitution.(3) Here is a woman who has lived a rich and full life, but who has not given up her creativity.(4) Sage opened the door to see a fancy room with a fair sized bed, everything in the room looked rich and expensive as well.(5) Whether City will go back down to the First Division is a rich source of debate but what is not in doubt is that the poor relations of Manchester are scoring plenty of goals.(6) The sauce was rich and delicately spiced, with a hint of turmeric and a sprinkling of fresh coriander.(7) Crimes of the Heart is no different, full of the rich detail for which Beresford's Southern films are renowned.(8) No, the advantages of taking cocoa can be attained by eating a diet rich in fruit and vegetables.(9) Pasteur sterilized two containers, both of which contained a broth rich in nutrients.(10) He recognizes our region as rich in natural resources, and felt a calling to defend them.(11) The cooling-off period to which you refer is for your benefit, not the financial services company and it is a bit rich for Tesco to use it as a way to get you to withdraw your application.(12) Why Fleet Street decided that the Celtic Tiger economy was such a potentially rich seam to mine in the first place remains something of a mystery.(13) We are mostly middle class blue collar people who mostly live rich full lives with unlimited interests.(14) Most of the money went to the structural funds which are spent on declining regions in rich countries as well as poor areas in poor countries.(15) In 1570, the Spanish decreed that the natives would be forced to work in the rich silver mines on the altiplano.(16) Kurdish leaders believe they need the oil fields and the rich agricultural land nearby to keep the region economically independent.

Related Phrases of rich

(1) get rich ::

fá ríkur

(2) rich text ::

ríkur texta

(3) rich man ::

ríkur maður

(4) very rich ::

mjög ríkur

(5) the rich ::

ríkur

(6) be rich ::

vera ríkur

(7) rich people ::

ríkt fólk

(8) strike it rich ::

slá það ríkur

(9) become rich ::

verða ríkur

(10) rich in ::

rík

Related Phrases of rich

(1) get rich ::

fá ríkur

(2) rich text ::

ríkur texta

(3) rich man ::

ríkur maður

(4) very rich ::

mjög ríkur

(5) the rich ::

ríkur

(6) be rich ::

vera ríkur

(7) rich people ::

ríkt fólk

(8) strike it rich ::

slá það ríkur

(9) become rich ::

verða ríkur

(10) rich in ::

rík

Synonyms

Adjective

1. wealthy ::

ríkur

2. sumptuous ::

íburðarmikil

3. abounding in ::

rík í

4. plentiful ::

mikil

5. fertile ::

frjósöm

6. creamy ::

Rjómalöguð

7. full-bodied ::

fullur-upphlutur

8. strong ::

sterkur

9. sonorous ::

sonorous

10. robust ::

sterkur

11. deep ::

djúpt

12. productive ::

afkastamikill

13. ample ::

nægur

Noun

14. rich people ::

ríkt fólk

Antonyms

1. destitute ::

snauður

2. impecunious ::

Auralaus

3. indigent ::

indigent

4. penniless ::

penniless

5. penurious ::

penurious

6. poor ::

léleg

7. poverty-stricken ::

fátækt-sleginn

Different Forms

rich, richard, richards, richer, richest, richly, richness

Word Example from TV Shows

You came to us RICH and you came to us poor.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7

The RICH, the poor, we were all there.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

You've got an aunt in the Vale. Your RICH Aunt Lysa.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

There's a RICH history of brilliant minds descending into madness.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 10

$We'll soon be\Nas rich as dwarves!$

We'll soon be
as RICH as dwarves!

Vikings Season 1, Episode 1

Examples of rich from TV Shows

You came to us RICH and you came to us poor.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7

The RICH, the poor, we were all there.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

You've got an aunt in the Vale. Your RICH Aunt Lysa.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

There's a RICH history of brilliant minds descending into madness.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 10

$We'll soon be\Nas rich as dwarves!$

We'll soon be
as RICH as dwarves!

Vikings Season 1, Episode 1

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