miðum
Miðum is a word form that appears in Icelandic language study and toponymy. The base noun mið means “middle” or “centre.” Miðum, as a specific inflected form, is encountered mainly in linguistic descriptions, historical texts, and dictionaries rather than in everyday speech. It illustrates how Icelandic marks case and number on a core spatial concept.
Etymology traces mið to Old Norse miðr, with cognates across the Germanic languages, including English mid.
In toponymy, elements derived from mið can appear in place-name formations to signal a central or intermediate
Overall, miðum is of primary interest to linguists and students of Icelandic grammar as an illustration of