bræður
Bræður is the Icelandic word for brothers. It is the plural form of bróðir, meaning a male sibling, and is used to refer both to biological brothers and, by extension, to close male companions or allies in a figurative sense. In everyday Icelandic, phrases such as “bræður mínir” (my brothers) or “bræður þínir” (your brothers) illustrate its ordinary use.
Etymology and cognates: Bræður originates from Proto-Germanic and is part of a broad family of kinship terms
Usage in literature and culture: The term appears throughout Icelandic literature, sagas, and modern writing to