Grafískri

Grafískri is the feminine singular dative form of the Icelandic adjective grafískur, meaning graphic or relating to graphics. In Icelandic, adjectives inflect to agree with the noun they modify in gender, number and case, so grafískri appears with feminine nouns in the dative singular or with prepositions that govern the dative case. An example is í grafískri hönnun, meaning in graphic design.

The root grafík refers to graphics, visual representation or graphic arts, and grafískur extends this meaning to describe things connected with graphics, such as design, printing or digital visuals. The term is common in discussions of art, design, media and technology in Icelandic. It appears in education, industry and media when referring to graphic-related topics, practices or disciplines.

Usage notes:

- grafískri is typically found before a feminine noun in the dative singular, often after prepositions like í or á that require the dative.

- The corresponding forms for other genders and cases follow the standard Icelandic adjective declension of grafískur (e.g., grafískur, grafísk, grafíkrar, grafískt, etc., depending on gender, number and case).

See also:

- grafík, the noun for graphics or graphic arts

- grafískur, the masculine form of the adjective on which grafískri is based

Overall, grafískri functions as part of the Icelandic terminology for graphics, graphic design and related fields.