No. 337 in Icelandic
þrjár
"Þrjár" means "three" (feminine form) in English.
In a sentence
Ég keypti þrjár bækur í gær.
I bought three books yesterday.
Here, 'þrjár' is used as the feminine nominative plural form to quantify the feminine noun 'bækur' (books).
Við hittum þrjár vinkonur á kaffihúsinu.
We met three female friends at the café.
Here, 'þrjár' is used to quantify the feminine plural noun 'vinkonur' (female friends).
Hún sér þrjár stjörnur á himninum.
She sees three stars in the sky.
Here, 'þrjár' reflects the counting of 'stjörnur' (stars), a feminine plural noun.
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