Fullyrðinga

Fullyrðinga is an Icelandic term that translates roughly as "assertions" or "claims." In linguistic, legal, and rhetorical contexts it refers to statements presented as facts or beliefs within an argument, contract, or official document.

In contract drafting and litigation, parties may articulate fullyrðingar to establish the premises on which their positions rest; such statements are often subject to verification and may influence interpretation, liability, or remedy.

Etymology: the noun fullyrðing means "an assertion," formed from the verb fullyrða, meaning "to affirm" or "to declare." The form fullyrðinga appears as an inflected or genitive form used in different grammatical constructions depending on sentence structure.

See also: fullyrða; fullyrðing; Icelandic legal language; argumentation.