Afurða

Afurða is the Icelandic verb meaning to produce, yield, or create as a result. It is used to describe the act of bringing something into existence or generating an outcome, not only in manufacturing but also in agriculture, science, and project work. In economic and business contexts, afurða refers to the production or output of a company or system; in research, it can denote the results of an experiment or analysis; in agriculture, it can indicate the crop yield produced in a season.

The related noun afurð means product or output—the tangible or measurable result of production or a process. The verb and noun are part of standard Icelandic and appear in official writing, technical reports, and everyday speech.

Afurða is typically used with a direct object specifying what is produced, and with adverbs or phrases indicating scale, method, or time. It is closely related to framleiða (to manufacture or generate) and to the noun afurð (product, yield). In Icelandic, precise phrasing may vary with context; for example, a factory’s afurða might be described in terms of volume or value, while research afurða emphasizes outcomes and conclusions.