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Rhymes:Icelandic/ʏnːɪ

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Rhymes

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Two syllables

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  • brunni (to burn or set aflame”; “to be passionate”; “to speed in a car”; “to scorch something with heat or fire”; “to use something as fuel”; “to break down something in the metabolism process”; “a bonfire often created for a special occation”; “a conflagration”; “a well”; “a source of something”; “consumed by fire)
  • grunni (to prime a wall”; “a lake or shallow fishery”; “foundations of a building”; “primer paint”; “shallow”; “insane)
  • Gunni
  • hlunni (to put a wooden roller under a boat”; “a wooden roller on a dock”; “a boat anchor)
  • klunni (to cling to something or someone”; “someone who is clumbsy)
  • kunni (to know something”, “to know how to do something”; “could, might, or ought to denoting possibility”; “to behave properly (in set phrases)”; “known)
  • munni (an opening in e.g. to a cave or a tomb”; “a mouth)
  • nunni (a usually Christian woman who has taken lifelong vows of chastity)
  • runni (to passively move”; “to flow usually of water”; “to move of the sun”; “to deny of money”; “to run of a feeling or condition”; “to move quickly”; “to slide on a slippery surface”; “to drive”; “to open or close a zipper”; “to swallow”; “to skim a newspaper article”; “to catcha fish”; “to form a piece of wood into a lathe”; “to suspect something”; “a bush”; “a channel through which water flows)
  • slunni (clunky”; “a clumsily constructed vessle)
  • spunni (to make string”; “to make a web of a spider”; “to create long untrue stories”; “which has been spun)
  • unni (to love someone”; “to help (in set phrases)”; “a wave (poetic)”; “the sea (poetic)”; “defeated in a competition”; “which has been processed)
  • Unni
  • þunni (thin”; “easily running of liquid”; “heavily watered-down of a drink”; “which has little content”; “crazy”; “left behind after drinking)

Three syllables

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Four syllables

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