No. 371 in Icelandic
ykkur
"Ykkur" means "you" (plural, accusative or dative case) in English.
In a sentence
Ég sé ykkur á morgun.
I will see you(plural) tomorrow.
In this sentence, "ykkur" is the object pronoun addressing a group of people in the second person plural.
Klæðið ykkur í hlý föt því það er kalt úti.
Dress yourselves in warm clothes as it is cold outside.
Here, "ykkur" is used reflexively to address a group of individuals instructing them to perform an action on themselves.
Við höfum safnað fyrir ykkur.
We have collected for you(plural).
The word "ykkur" here is used as the indirect object pronoun indicating the group benefiting from the action.
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