ársins
Ársins is the genitive singular form of the Icelandic noun ár, meaning "year." It is used to express possession or association with a particular year, roughly equivalent to "the year's" in English. The form is most common in literary, historical, and formal registers, where the definite-genitive construction links the year to another noun.
Etymology and form: Ársins derives from Old Norse ár with the definite-genitive suffix -sins, yielding ársins.
Usage: In phrases such as ársins dagar ("the days of the year") or ársins atburðir ("the events
Notes: Ársins is a specialized grammatical form rather than a common standalone lexical item. It tends to