gúmmelaði

== Icelandic == === Alternative forms === gúmmelade, gummelade === Etymology === Unclear. Probably a blend of súkkulaði with some term such as gómsætur (“delicious”). Interpreted as a Danish term (gummelade) by many speakers despite the term seemingly not existing in Danish. (Can this(+) etymology be sourced?) === Noun === gúmmelaði n (genitive singular gúmmelaðis, no plural) (informal) yummy sugary baked goods or sweets Synonyms: bakkelsi, sætabrauð (informal, figurative) something very appealing; yummy ==== Declension ====