henni

In a sentence

• Ég gaf henni bók.

  I gave her a book.

  In this sentence, 'henni' succeeds the verb 'gaf' and functions as the indirect object, indicating the person to whom the action is directed.

• Henni líkar vel við köttinn.

  She likes the cat.

  'Henni' here is in the dative case and forms part of the expression 'henni líkar', describing the person experiencing a feeling or liking.

• Ég talaði við hana og spurði hana um hjálp.

  I spoke to her and asked her for help.

  Here, 'henni' is replaced by 'hana' when acting as a direct object, contrasting the indirect dative usage seen previously.