Löndum
Löndum is an Icelandic grammatical form referring to the lands, i.e., countries or territories, in plural. Specifically, löndum is the dative plural form of the noun land (land, country/territory) and is used when the language requires the dative case in a phrase. It appears in contexts indicating location, direction, or movement concerning multiple lands, often after prepositions that govern the dative, such as í (in) or til (to).
Etymology and relation to related languages: the word land comes from Old Norse and traces back to
Usage and scope: in modern Icelandic, löndum is a routine form in geographical, political, and historical writing
Notes: as a standard part of Icelandic grammar, löndum coexists with other plural forms of land (e.g.,