No. 950 in Icelandic
ykkar
"Ykkar" means "your" (plural possessive) in English.
In a sentence
Bókin sem ég tók var ekki ykkar.
The book I took was not yours.
Here, 'ykkar' is used to denote possession, indicating that the book does not belong to 'you' in the plural form (y'all).
Ég mun sækja þangað allar myndirnar ykkar.
I will fetch all your pictures from there.
In this sentence, 'ykkar' again shows possession, specifying 'your' in the plural sense as it pertains to the pictures.
Er eitthvað í þessu húsi sem er ykkar?
Is there anything in this house that belongs to you?
The word 'ykkar' is employed to inquire about possession, asking whether certain items can be attributed to the plural 'you'.
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