Thread:Yatalu/@comment-24701080-20140724101444/@comment-24701080-20140725035810

It wasn't to much; I love Icelandic for some reason (don't ask why).

The word for "name" is usually "nafn", and "brigadiers" is "liðsforingjar".

Declension:

Sg. nafn (-ið), nafn (-ið), nafni (-nu), nafns (-ins).

Pl. nöfn (-in), nöfn (-in), nöfnum (-num), nafna (-nna).

Sg. liðsforingi (-nn), liðsforingja (-nn), liðsforingja (-num), liðsforingja (-ns).

Pl. liðsforingjar (-nir), liðsforingja (-na), liðsforingjum (-num), liðsforingja (-nna).

Icelandic has four cases nominative, accusative, dative and genitive. (set in that order)

The definite article is in barckets (delete the final "m" in the dative plural).

Also, call a name "it" (neuter) and a brigadier "him" (masculine).