fleiri

Fleiri is an Icelandic word that means "more" or "a greater number." It functions as a determiner and is used with plural nouns to indicate quantity, or in comparisons with the word en meaning "than." In sentences, fleiri is typically used with a plural subject, as in “fleiri menn” meaning “more men,” or in comparative constructions such as “fleiri menn en konur” meaning “more men than women.” The counterpart of fleiri is færri, which means “fewer.”

In everyday language as well as in journalism and literature, fleiri appears in both descriptive and comparative contexts, helping to express relative quantity or degree. The form is a standard part of Icelandic grammar and is used across registers from casual speech to formal writing.

Outside of its linguistic use, Fleiri may also be encountered as a proper noun in other contexts, such as a surname, place name, or title. However, there is no widely recognized place, organization, or famous entity universally identified simply as "Fleiri." If you are asking about a specific person, company, or work named Fleiri, please provide additional details to enable a precise article.