eyjóttr

Old Norse

Etymology

From ey (“island”) +‎ -óttr.

Adjective

eyjóttr

  1. full of islands

Declension

Strong declension of eyjóttr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative eyjóttr eyjótt eyjótt
accusative eyjóttan eyjótta eyjótt
dative eyjóttum eyjóttri eyjóttu
genitive eyjótts, eyjóz eyjóttrar eyjótts, eyjóz
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative eyjóttir eyjóttar eyjótt
accusative eyjótta eyjóttar eyjótt
dative eyjóttum eyjóttum eyjóttum
genitive eyjóttra eyjóttra eyjóttra
Weak declension of eyjóttr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative eyjótti eyjótta eyjótta
accusative eyjótta eyjóttu eyjótta
dative eyjótta eyjóttu eyjótta
genitive eyjótta eyjóttu eyjótta
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative eyjóttu eyjóttu eyjóttu
accusative eyjóttu eyjóttu eyjóttu
dative eyjóttum eyjóttum eyjóttum
genitive eyjóttu eyjóttu eyjóttu

Further reading

  • Zoëga, Geir T. (1910) “eyjóttr”, in A Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, Oxford: Clarendon Press, page 120; also available at the Internet Archive
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