What is the case order in Icelandic?
The English case order is 'nominative', 'accusative', 'dative', 'genitive'. The German, Latin and Swedish case order is 'nominative, genitive, dative, accusative'. (If we just count the Icelandic/German cases, I didn't know this myself until very recently).
Therefore I wonder, what is the original Icelandic case order?
Both the English and the Icelandic Wikipedia sources state the English order and so does
this site.. Is this an anglicism or does Icelandic have the same case order as English? The Swedish Wikipedia article about Icelandic grammar has the English order, because the source is from an English site and the author is probably unaware of the Swedish/German/Latin system.
Thank you.