No. 868 in Icelandic
íslendinga
"Íslendinga" means "Icelanders" (the people of Iceland).
In a sentence
Margir Íslendingar búa á Íslandi.
Many Icelanders live in Iceland.
Here, 'Íslendingar' refers to the people of Iceland, used in the nominative plural form.
Ég er stoltur af íslenskri sögu Íslendinga.
I am proud of the Icelandic history of the Icelanders.
In this sentence, 'Íslendinga' is used in the genitive plural form, referring to possession by the people of Iceland.
Við hittum hóp Íslendinga við ána.
We met a group of Icelanders by the river.
In this example, 'Íslendinga' is in the accusative plural form, functioning as the direct object of the sentence.
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