Core Icelandic noun case patterns and verb conjugation, one of the most conservative grammar systems among Germanic languages, with an example phrase per card. Front: the Icelandic word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- Drengurinn talar
- The boy speaks (nominative - subject case)
- Ég sé drenginn
- I see the boy (accusative - direct object)
- Ég gef drenginum bók
- I give the boy a book (dative - indirect object)
- Bók drenganna
- The boys' book (genitive - possessive)
- maðurinn
- the man (nominative singular, masculine)
- manninn
- the man (accusative singular, masculine)
- manninum
- to/for the man (dative singular, masculine)
- mannsins
- the man's (genitive singular, masculine)
- konan
- the woman (nominative singular, feminine)
- konuna
- the woman (accusative singular, feminine)
- konunni
- to/for the woman (dative singular, feminine)
- konunnar
- the woman's (genitive singular, feminine)
- barnið
- the child (nominative/accusative singular, neuter)
- barninu
- to/for the child (dative singular, neuter)
- barnsins
- the child's (genitive singular, neuter)