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Icelandic frequency list

No. 756 in Icelandic

inni

The Icelandic word "inni" means "inside" or "indoors" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ég er inni í herberginu.

    I am inside the room.

    Here, 'inni' is used as a preposition to indicate being inside a place.

  • Inni í skápnum fann ég gömlan hatt.

    Inside the closet, I found an old hat.

    In this instance, 'inni' specifies the location where something is found.

  • Þú ættir að fara inni og hvíla þig.

    You should go inside and rest.

    In this sentence, 'inni' indicates the act of entering or being within a space.

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