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Icelandic
Etymology
Derived from the curse word djöfull (“devil”) by imitating the endings of the related adverbial curse words andskoti, fjandi, etc.[1] (Djöfulli can not be naturally derived from djöfull by itself).
Appears in the mid-20th century.[1]
Adverb
djöfulli
- darn, damn (a fairly mild curse word, most often used positively)
- Þetta er djöfulli fínt kaffi! ― That's some damn good coffee!
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