vantrú.
disbelief, a lack of faith
Meaning & usage
disbelief, a lack of faith
no confidence, a lack of confidence
Ég hef vantrú á þessu.
Where this word comes from
From van- (“too little, lacking in, short of”) + trú (“religion, believe; faith”), from Old Norse vantrú. Cognates with Danish vantro.
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