hverjum
Hverjum is a grammatical form used in Icelandic. It is the dative singular form of the determiner hverr, meaning “every” or “each” when it modifies a noun. It typically appears with masculine or neuter nouns in the dative case and is common in expressions that indicate distributive sense, time, or frequency.
In practice, hverjum is used in phrases that express a distribution across units or occasions. Examples include
Etymology and relation to other forms: hverjum derives from the Old Norse determiner hverr, related to forms
See also: Icelandic grammar, determiners, distributive expressions, and related forms such as hverr, hvert, and feminine