Prepositions, adverbs, and adjectives

Question 1

með

Answer 1

“with” (followed by dative or accusative)

Question 2

sinn or sinni (neut.)

Answer 2

“time as in a moment of time (í þat sinni / í þat sinn = “at that time”)

Question 3

inn í

Answer 3

“within

Question 4

á “on” +dative (á skip·i “on a ship

Answer 4

” á nes·i “on a peninsula”)

Question 5

eigi

Answer 5

“not/don’t/didn’t;” the typical negative in Old Norse

Question 6

ein·n

Answer 6

“one” (or “a

Question 7

ekki

Answer 7

“nothing;” also “not

Question 8

þá,

Answer 8

“then” (a homonym of þá “them” masc. acc. pl.)

Question 9

næst,

Answer 9

“next” (adverb)

Question 10

-sk,

Answer 10

reflexive (“she sees herself”), reciprocal (“they see each other”), middle (“I’m afraid”), or passive suffix

Question 11

við,

Answer 11

“against” (an opponent), “by.

Question 12

·in·n

Answer 12

sing. masc nom/acc

Question 13

-in ·

Answer 13

sing fem. nom/acc

Question 14

-it

Answer 14

sing neut nom/acc

Question 15

·in·s

Answer 15

sing masc gen

Question 16

in·nar

Answer 16

sing fem gen

Question 17

·in·s

Answer 17

sing neut gen

Question 18

·in·um

Answer 18

sing masc dat

Question 19

·in·ni

Answer 19

sing fem dat

Question 20

·in·u

Answer 20

sing neut dat

Question 21

·in·ir

Answer 21

plural masc nom

Question 22

·in·ar

Answer 22

plural fem nom/acc

Question 23

·in

Answer 23

plural neut nom/acc

Question 24

·ina

Answer 24

plural masc acc

Question 25

·in·na

Answer 25

plural all genders gen

Question 26

·in·um ·

Answer 26

plural all genders dat

Question 27

at

Answer 27

"at" (+dat) sometimes used where English would use "for"

Question 28

á

Answer 28

"on" (+dat.) used more often than its English equivalent, often where English would use "to" or "at"

Question 29

saman

Answer 29

"together"

Question 30

þar

Answer 30

"there"