No. 663 in Icelandic
sigríður
"Sigríður" is an Icelandic female given name, meaning "victory and beauty."
In a sentence
Sigríður er afmælisbarn dagsins.
Sigríður is the birthday person of the day.
Here, 'Sigríður' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Ég hitti Sigríði í bænum í gær.
I met Sigríður in town yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Sigríður' appears in the accusative case ('Sigríði') as the object of the verb 'hitti' ('met').
Við förum í heimsókn til Sigríðar í dag.
We are visiting Sigríður today.
Here, 'Sigríður' is in the genitive case ('Sigríðar') to indicate possession or relation (translated as 'to Sigríður').
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