garðarnir
Garðarnir is the definite plural form of the Icelandic noun garður, meaning “the gardens” or “the yards.” It is used both as a common noun in everyday language and as a proper name for places. In ordinary speech, garðarnir refers to multiple gardens collectively, such as parks, courtyards, or garden areas, and can describe landscapes or grounds when speaking about more than one garden.
Etymology and form: The base garður means garden or yard. The definite plural garðarnir is formed with
Toponymy: In Iceland, it is common for districts, neighborhoods, or housing estates to be named after gardens
In culture and language: The phrase is primarily descriptive and functional in usage. It can appear in