liðsins
Liðsins is an Icelandic grammatical form belonging to the noun lið, which means limb or joint. Specifically, liðsins is the genitive singular form used to indicate possession or association, equivalent to “the limb’s” or “of the limb” in English. This form appears in contexts where a part of the body or a joint is being described as belonging to something or someone.
In practice, liðsins is common in medical, anatomical, or descriptive prose. Examples include phrases such as
Etymologically, lið is an old Icelandic word with cognates in related Norse languages, and liðsins represents
Related terms include liður, another word connected with joints or segments, and liðmenn, which refers to members
See also: lið, liður, liðsmennt, Icelandic grammar, Icelandic anatomy vocabulary.