Frægum

Frægum is a word used in Icelandic. It is the dative plural form of the adjective "frægur," which translates to "famous" or "renowned" in English. Therefore, "frægum" refers to multiple entities or individuals that are famous. It is used in sentences where the famous people or things are the indirect object. For example, one might say "Hann gaf frægum listamönnum blóm," meaning "He gave flowers to famous artists." The context of the sentence determines who or what is being referred to as "frægum." It is a grammatical form, and its meaning is directly derived from the adjective it modifies and the grammatical case it occupies within a sentence. The concept of fame itself is universal, and "frægum" simply provides the grammatical structure to discuss multiple famous subjects in Icelandic.