No. 943 in Icelandic
tímann
The Icelandic word "tímann" means "the time" (accusative case of "tími").
In a sentence
Ég þarf að læra fyrir tímann.
I need to study for the class.
Here, 'tímann' is in the accusative case, referring specifically to the class or lesson time the person is preparing for.
Hann missti af síðasta tímann.
He missed the last class.
In this case, 'tímann' again is in the accusative case with the definite article, indicating a specific class that was missed.
Við ættum að virða tímann hver hjá öðrum.
We should respect each other's time.
Here 'tímann' signifies 'the time,' used in a more abstract and general sense, and displays emphasis on respectfulness.
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