óendanlegra

óendanlegra is an Icelandic word. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective óendanlegur, which means "infinite" or "endless". The genitive case in Icelandic is used to show possession or relationship, similar to the English possessive 's or the word "of". Therefore, óendanlegra literally translates to "of the infinite" or "of the endless".

This word would appear in grammatical contexts where the concept of infinity or endlessness is being possessed or related to something else. For example, one might encounter it in a phrase discussing "the properties of the infinite" or "the nature of endless things". The feminine, neuter, and masculine singular forms of the adjective are óendanleg, óendanlegt, and óendanlegur respectively. The plural forms are óendanlegir (masculine), óendanlegar (feminine and neuter), and óendanlegra for the genitive plural.

The concept of infinity is a complex one in mathematics, philosophy, and theology, and the Icelandic language, like many others, has specific grammatical structures to express such abstract ideas. óendanlegra is one such grammatical form, allowing for nuanced expression within the Icelandic language.