Mögurlegr

Mögurlegr is an Icelandic adjective that translates to "possible" or "feasible" in English. It is derived from the noun "möguleiki," which means "possibility" or "opportunity." The adjective is used to describe a situation, plan, or outcome that has the potential to happen or be achieved.

The word mögurlegr can be applied in various contexts. For instance, one might discuss a mögurlegr solution to a problem, indicating that it is a viable option. Similarly, a mögurlegr timeframe for completing a task suggests that the task can realistically be finished within that period. The concept of mögurlegr is central to planning, decision-making, and assessing potential future events.

When discussing something as mögurlegr, it implies that it is not guaranteed but is within the realm of what can be. It suggests that the necessary conditions or resources are, or could be, present to allow for its realization. Conversely, if something is described as "ólíklegt" (unlikely) or "ófremdar" (impossible), it lacks the quality of being mögurlegr. The adjective helps to distinguish between what is merely a wish and what has a genuine chance of occurring.