No. 802 in Icelandic
hafnarfirði
"Hafnarfirði" means "in Hafnarfjörður," referring to a town in Iceland.
In a sentence
Ég bý í Hafnarfirði.
I live in Hafnarfjörður.
In this sentence, 'Hafnarfirði' is in the dative case, indicating a location where the action is taking place.
Ég heimsótti Hafnarfjörð í sumar.
I visited Hafnarfjörður in the summer.
Here, 'Hafnarfjörð' is in the accusative case, showing motion towards or to the location.
Hafnarfjörður er í grennd við Reykjavík.
Hafnarfjörður is near Reykjavík.
The word 'Hafnarfjörður' is in the nominative case, serving as the subject of the sentence.
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