nafna
See also: -nafna
Icelandic
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈnapna/
- Rhymes: -apna
Etymology 1
From Old Norse nafna (“a female namesake”), equivalent to nafn n (“name”) + -a (denominal suffix).
Noun
nafna f (genitive singular nöfnu, nominative plural nöfnur)
- a female that has the same name as another; a namesake
- Hún er nafna mín.
- She has the same name as I do.
- Þær eru nöfnur.
- They share the same name.
Declension
| singular | plural | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative | nafna | nafnan | nöfnur | nöfnurnar |
| accusative | nöfnu | nöfnuna | nöfnur | nöfnurnar |
| dative | nöfnu | nöfnunni | nöfnum | nöfnunum |
| genitive | nöfnu | nöfnunnar | nafna | nafnanna |
Derived terms
- alnafna
- hálfnafna
- nafna
- samnafna
See also
- nafni (male equivalent)
Etymology 2
Noun
nafna
- indefinite genitive plural of nafn