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🇮🇸 Icelandic: Folald
🇬🇧 English: Foal
🏷️ Noun (neuter)E X A M P L E S E N T E N C E
🇮🇸 Icelandic: Folaldið hljóp um engið.
🇬🇧 English: The foal ran across the meadow.G R A M M A R
📝 The word 'folald' is a neuter noun in Icelandic. Its indefinite form in the nominative case is 'folald', and the definite form is 'folaldið'. In the accusative case, it remains 'folald' (indefinite) and 'folaldið' (definite). In the dative case, it changes to 'folaldi' (indefinite) and 'folaldinu' (definite). In the genitive case, it becomes 'folalds' (indefinite) and 'folaldsins' (definite). The plural forms are 'folöld' (indefinite nominative) and 'folöldin' (definite nominative). The word follows regular declension patterns for neuter nouns. 'Folald' specifically refers to a young horse, typically under one year old, and is used in contexts relating to equine animals. -
W O R D
🇮🇸 Icelandic: Folald
🇬🇧 English: Foal
🏷️ Noun (neuter)E X A M P L E S E N T E N C E
🇮🇸 Icelandic: Folaldið hljóp um engið.
🇬🇧 English: The foal ran across the meadow.G R A M M A R
📝 The word 'folald' is a neuter noun in Icelandic. Its indefinite form in the nominative case is 'folald', and the definite form is 'folaldið'. In the accusative case, it remains 'folald' (indefinite) and 'folaldið' (definite). In the dative case, it changes to 'folaldi' (indefinite) and 'folaldinu' (definite). In the genitive case, it becomes 'folalds' (indefinite) and 'folaldsins' (definite). The plural forms are 'folöld' (indefinite nominative) and 'folöldin' (definite nominative). The word follows regular declension patterns for neuter nouns. 'Folald' specifically refers to a young horse, typically under one year old, and is used in contexts relating to equine animals.