Fullbúið

Fullbúið is an Icelandic adjective meaning fully equipped, complete, or turnkey. The word is formed from full- meaning complete and búið, a past participle meaning prepared or ready. In ordinary usage, fullbúið describes objects, spaces, or services that come with all necessary components or arrangements included, so that no further setup is required to use them.

Common contexts for the term include consumer goods marketed as complete packages, real estate, and interior design or construction projects. In real estate, a “fullbúið hús” or turnkey house is one that is ready for move-in with furnishings, appliances, and fittings installed. In product marketing, a “fullbúið” designation signals that a device or system arrives ready to operate. The expression is also used in services, for example to indicate a solution that is fully configured and does not require additional customization.

Usage and grammar: fullbúið is used as an attributive or predicative adjective to describe nouns, and it can modify singular or plural nouns as appropriate in context. For example, “Húsið er fullbúið” (The house is turnkey) or “fullbúið tæki” (a fully equipped device). The term conveys convenience and immediacy, and it is common in commercial, real estate, and construction discourse in Icelandic.

Overall, fullbúið signals that something is provided complete and ready for use, without the need for additional assembly, installation, or procurement.