Noun
A native, or one of the Scandinavian people, of Iceland.
Source: Webster's dictionaryThe next winter, Gudrid marries a visiting Icelander named Thorfinn Karlsefni, who agrees to undertake a major expedition to Vinland, taking livestock. Source: Internet
The next winter, Gudrid marries a visiting Icelander named Thorfinn Karlsefni, who, with his business partner Snorri Thorbrandsson, agrees to undertake a major expedition to the new land, taking livestock. Source: Internet
When spring comes, Thorhall Gamlason, the Icelander, wants to sail north round Kjalarnes to seek Vinland, while Thorfinn Karlsefni prefers to sail southward down the east coast. Source: Internet
In Eyrbyggja saga, the draugar infesting the home of the Icelander Kiartan were driven off by holding a "door-doom". Source: Internet
Perhaps women could vote – Icelandic women in Manitoba were among the leaders of the fight for women’s suffrage, achieved first in Manitoba in January 1916 while an Icelander, T.H. Johnson, was acting premier. Source: Internet