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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