No. 840 in Icelandic
manni
The Icelandic word "manni" is the dative singular form of "maður," meaning "man" or "person."
In a sentence
Ég gaf manninum bókina.
I gave the man the book.
Here "manninum" is in the dative case, referring to the indirect object.
Maðurinn er úti.
The man is outside.
Here "maðurinn" is in the nominative case, acting as the subject of the sentence.
Ég sé manninn á götu.
I see the man on the street.
Here "manninn" is in the accusative case, acting as the direct object in the sentence.
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