hlýðinn
Hlýðinn is a term from the Icelandic language. It primarily means “obedient,” “dutiful,” or “reverent,” and is used as an adjective. In some contexts, hlýðinn can be used nominally to refer to “an obedient person” in older manuscripts and poetry.
Etymology: It derives from the verb hlýða, “to heed, to obey,” with the suffix -inn forming the
Usage: In medieval Icelandic literature and sagas, hlýðinn frequently appears as a descriptive epithet for loyal
Proper name usage: There is no widely recognized geographical location or person named Hlýðinn in standard