This is the 290th most frequent Icelandic word.
ingi
The Icelandic word "ingi" is a suffix often used in personal names, indicating a relationship to a leader or ruler.
Ingi is part of 'konungur,' meaning 'king,' where it denotes the title of a ruler.
Sigurður konungur var mikill leiðtogi.
King Sigurd was a great leader.
Ingi appears in the word 'yngri,' which means 'younger,' signifying a comparative form.
Í bókinni var saga um hind og yngri systur hennar.
In the book, there was a story about a deer and her younger sister.
Here 'ingi' is part of 'höfðingja,' referring to a leader or chieftain, showing the role or rank.