farþegi

Icelandic

Etymology

From Old Norse farþegi, from far (“passage”) +‎ *þegi, from the Proto-Germanic components *farą (“passing, passage”) and *þegô (“receiver”) respectively; the original meaning was thus “one who takes a passage”.

Noun

farþegi m (genitive singular farþega, nominative plural farþegar)

  1. passenger

Declension

Declension of farþegi (masculine)
singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative farþegi farþeginn farþegar farþegarnir
accusative farþega farþegann farþega farþegana
dative farþega farþeganum farþegum farþegunum
genitive farþega farþegans farþega farþeganna

Derived terms

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