meðlimir

Meðlimir is the Icelandic noun meaning "members" of a group, organization, or other collective. The singular form is meðlimur, a member. The word appears in official and everyday language to denote people who belong to a body or organization, and it is commonly used when describing membership or counting individuals, for example, Meðlimir félagsins (members of the society) or Meðlimir ráðsins (members of the council).

Meðlimir is a masculine noun. The standard plural nominative form is meðlimir. Like other Icelandic nouns, its form can change with case and number in sentences, but in simple references the base plural meðlimir is used.

The term is widely used across contexts, from clubs and teams to government bodies and committees, reflecting both formal and informal membership. It is typically found in passages discussing membership, representation, or the composition of a group. Portrayed opposite the singular meðlimur, meðlimir emphasizes the collective aspect of those belonging to a body.