No. 884 in Icelandic

ingibjörg

"Ingibjörg" is an Icelandic female given name, meaning "protected by Ing" (Ing being a Norse god).

In a sentence

Hún heitir Ingibjörg og er góður vinur minn.
Her name is Ingibjörg, and she is a good friend of mine.
'Ingibjörg' is used as a proper noun, being the name of a person.
Ingibjörg kennir íslensku í skólanum.
Ingibjörg teaches Icelandic at school.
'Ingibjörg' here is again a proper noun, representing a person, likely as the subject of the sentence.
Við förum að heimsækja Ingibjörgu um helgina.
We are going to visit Ingibjörg over the weekend.
'Ingibjörg' is used in the accusative case, 'Ingibjörgu', indicating the direct object of the action.

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