ON Lesson 3 Flashcards
er
“is”
eru
“are”
frá
“from” (+dative)
frá skip·i
“from a ship” (dative singular neuter)
frá skip·um
“from ships” (dative plural neuter)
frá stein·i
“from a stone” (dative singular masculine)
frá stein·um
“from stones” (dative plural masculine)
frá úlf·i
“from a wolf” (dative singular masculine)
frá úlf·um
“from wolves” (dative plural masculine)
hér
“here”
hér er skip
“here’s a ship” (nominative singular neuter)
hér eru skip
“here are ships” (nominative plural neuter)
hér er stein·n
“here’s a stone” (nominative singular masculine)
hér er úlf·r
“here’s a wolf” (nominative singular masculine)
hér eru stein·ar
“here are stones” (nominative plural masculine)
hér eru úlf·ar
“here are wolves” (nominative plural masculine)
til
“to” (+ genitive)
til skip·a
“to ships” (genitive plural neuter)
til skip·s
“to a ship” (genitive singular neuter)
til stein·a
“to stones” (genitive plural masculine)
til stein·s
“to a stone” (genitive singular masculine)
til úlf·a
“to wolves” (genitive plural masculine)
til úlf·s
“to a wolf” (genitive singular masculine)
um
“about; around; during” (+ accusative)
um skip
“about a ship” (accusative singular neuter) or “about ships” (accusative plural neuter)
um stein
“about a stone” (accusative singular masculine)
um stein·a
“about stones” (accusative plural masculine)
um úlf
“about a wolf” (accusative singular masculine)
um úlf·a
“about wolves” (accusative plural masculine)
Modern Icelandic Method:
Hér er stein·n
um stein
til stein·s
frá stein·i
“Here’s a stone.” (nom)
“around a stone,” (acc)
“to a stone” (gen)
“from a stone” (dat)
