Summaries

Question 1

Identify whether this is a masculine, feminine or neuter nouns? Set #?

STEM/a

definitive ending: að

Answer 1

Neuter

Set 5

All are body parts

Question 2

Identify whether this is a masculine, feminine or neuter nouns? Set #?

STEM/a

definitive ending: un

Answer 2

Feminine

Set 3

Question 3

Identify whether this is a masculine, feminine or neuter nouns? Set #?

STEM/i

definitive ending: -inn

Answer 3

Masculine

Set 1

Question 4

Identify whether this is a masculine, feminine or neuter nouns? Set #?

STEM/ur, -l/l, -n/n

definitive ending: -inn

Answer 4

Masculine

Set 2

Question 5

Identify whether this is a masculine, feminine or neuter nouns? Set #?

STEM/no ending

definitive ending: -in

Answer 5

Feminine

Set 4

Question 6

Identify whether this is a masculine, feminine or neuter nouns? Set #?

STEM/no ending

definitive ending: -ið

Answer 6

Neuter

Set 6

Question 7

Identify verb endings as for Class 1 or Class 2 verbs

ég stem-i or stem-a
þú stem-ir or stem-ar
það stem-ir or stem-ar

við stem-um or stem-um
þið stem-ið or stem-ið
þau stem-a or stem-a

Answer 7

Endings with i are Class 2

Endings with a are Class 1

Question 8

What is the difference between Class 1 and 2 verbs and Class 3 and 4 verbs (mostly)?

Answer 8

Class 1 and 2 verbs are regular or weak verbs. The stem of the verb doesn’t change.

Class 3 and 4 verbs have changes in the stem of the verb

Question 9

Set 1 masculine indefinite

stem/i —> plural ending?

Answer 9

-ar

penni –> pennar

Question 10

Set 2 masculine indefinite

stem/ur
and
stem/l —> plural ending?

Answer 10

-ar

hestur –> hestar

bill –> billar

Question 11

Set 3 feminine indefinite

stem/a –> plural ending?

Answer 11

-ur

kona –> konur
gata –> gatur
panna –> pannur

Question 12

Set 4 feminine indefinite

stem/ –> plural ending?

Answer 12

-ir

mynd –> myndir
ferð –> ferðir

Question 13

Set 5 neuter indefinite

stem/a –> plural ending?

Answer 13

-u

auga –> augu
eyra –> eyru

Question 14

Set 6 neuter indefinite

stem/ –> plural ending?

Answer 14

-
but a mid word –> ö

brauð –> brauð
barn –> börn
fjall –> fjöll
land –> lönd

Question 15

Masculine noun endings for indefinite plural are ?

Answer 15

-ar

Question 16

Feminine noun endings for indefinite plural are?

Answer 16

-ur
and
-ir

Question 17

Neuter noun endings for indefinite plural are?

Answer 17

-u
and
-
(change mid a to ö)

Question 18

Definite word ending for masculine plural nouns is?

Answer 18

-nir

pennar –> pennarnir
hestar –> hestarnir
bilar –> bilarnir

Question 19

Definite word ending for feminine plural nouns is?

Answer 19

-nar

konur –> konurnar
götur –> göturnar
myndir –> myndirnar
ferðir –> ferðirnar

Question 20

Definite word ending for neuter plural nouns is?

Answer 20

-u+n
-in or i-n

augu –> augun
eyru –> eyrun
brauð –> brauðin
börn –> börnin
frimerki –> frimerkin