Orðin
Orðin is the definite plural form of the Icelandic noun orð, meaning "word." It translates to "the words" in English and is used when referring to a specific set of words or to words that have already been mentioned in discourse. In Icelandic, definite forms are created by adding suffixes to the noun, so orðin marks a definite plural.
Morphology and usage: The base form orð represents the word in the singular, while orðið is the
Etymology and cognates: Orð is cognate with related Nordic words such as Danish ord, Swedish ord, and
Usage in context: Orðin is used when speakers refer to words as a known, specific group—for example,