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Íslenska
Icelandic
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The definite article in Icelandic is used in two different ways. If it is before an adjective that precedes a vowel, then it's in an isolated form, otherwise it would be affixed to the end of the noun itself. The isolated form is, however, often omitted in everyday speech.
| The Definite Article
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|
| Singular
| Plural
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| Isolated Form
| MMasculine
| FFeminine
| NNeuter
| MMasculine
| FFeminine
| NNeuter
|
| Nominative
| hinn
| hin
| hið
| hinir
| hinar
| hin
|
| Accusative
| hinn
| hina
| hið
| hina
| hinar
| hin
|
| Dative
| hinum
| hinni
| hinu
| hinum
| hinum
| hinum
|
| Genitive
| hins
| hinnar
| hins
| hinna
| hinna
| hinna
|
| The Definite Article
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|
| Masculine
|
| Feminine
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| Neuter
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| HesturHorse
| SSingular
| PPlural
| BókBook
| SSingular
| PPlural
| BorðTable
| SSingular
| PPlural
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| Nominative
| hesturinn
| hestarnir
| Nominative
| bókin
| bókirnar
| Nominative
| borðið
| borðin
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| Accusative
| hestinn
| hestana
| Accusative
| bókina
| bókirnar
| Accusative
| borðið
| borðin
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| Dative
| hestinum
| hestunum
| Dative
| bókinni
| bókunum
| Dative
| borðinu
| borðunum
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| Genitive
| hestins
| hestanna
| Genitive
| bókarinnar
| bókanna
| Genitive
| borðsins
| borðanna
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