þýskrar

þýskrar is the genitive singular feminine form of the adjective "þýskur" in the Icelandic language. "Þýskur" translates to "German" in English. Therefore, "þýskrar" specifically denotes possession or relation to something feminine and singular that is German.

For instance, if one were to speak of "the capital of Germany" in Icelandic, and if "capital" were a feminine noun, the phrase might use "þýskrar". Similarly, if referring to "the culture of Germany" and "culture" were feminine, "þýskrar" would appear. This grammatical case and form are crucial for correctly expressing relationships and ownership within Icelandic sentences.

The adjective "þýskur" itself declines based on gender, number, and case, with "þýskrar" being one specific manifestation of this declension. Understanding these grammatical nuances is essential for accurate and fluent communication in Icelandic, particularly when describing things related to Germany or German nationality.