ótilhlýðinna
ótilhlýðinna is an Icelandic linguistic term that functions as the genitive plural form of a word related to disobedience or noncompliance to rules, norms, or authorities. It is used mainly in formal, historical, or academic contexts to discuss multiple instances or the collective concept of noncompliant acts.
Etymology and morphology: the base is tilhlýðinn, derived from hlýða meaning “to obey,” with the prefix ó-
Usage and nuance: in Icelandic scholarship and legal or philosophical discourse, ótilhlýðinna appears when analyzing categories
See also: tilhlýðni, óhlýðni, hlýðni, civil disobedience.
References: common Icelandic dictionaries and grammar resources cover the base terms and their inflected forms, including