ananas - pineapple (courtesy of Rodney Martel)
appelsína (f.) - orange
apríkósa (f.) - apricot
banani (m.) - banana
bláber (n.) - blueberry
epli (n.) - apple
ferskja (f.) - peach
jarðaber (n.) - strawberry
pera (f.) - pear
rúsína (f.) - raisin
sítróna (f.) - lemon
tómatur (m.) - tomato
vínber (n.) grape
Many of these are weak feminine nouns: appelsína, apríkósa,
ferskja, pera, rúsína, and sítróna.
They are declined like this:
Sg. nom. | appelsína | Pl. nom. | appelsínur | |
Sg. acc. | appelsínu | Pl. acc. | appelsínur | |
Sg. dat. | appelsínu | Pl. dat. | appelsínum | |
Sg. gen. | appelsínu | Pl. gen. | appelsína |
Ber and the words ending in -ber are neuter nouns that
have a 'j' in some endings:
Sg. nom. | ber | Pl. nom. | ber | |
Sg. acc. | ber | Pl. acc. | ber | |
Sg. dat. | beri | Pl. dat. | berjum | |
Sg. gen. | bers | Pl. gen. | berja |
Is the above formatted alright for everybody?
Awaiting corrections,
Jon