töflum
Töflum is a term that appears primarily in Icelandic grammar rather than as a widely used standalone concept in English-language references. It represents an inflected plural form of a noun related to flat surfaces such as tables or boards, and it functions as a grammatical ending that reflects number and case. Because of its inflectional nature, töflum does not carry independent semantic content; its exact meaning depends on the underlying noun and the syntactic role it plays in a sentence.
In linguistic discussions, töflum is typically cited as an example of how Icelandic inflection operates, illustrating
Outside standard grammar, there are few documented uses of töflum. It is not established as a widely