Prentaðir

Prentaðir is an Icelandic adjective and the past participle of the verb prenta (to print). It describes something that has been produced by printing. The term is used to characterize printed books, newspapers, posters, documents, and other media. It is common in libraries, publishing, and archival contexts to distinguish printed material from handwritten or digital formats. For example, prentaðar bækur means printed books, and prentaðar blöð means printed papers.

Grammatical notes: Prentaðir is the masculine or common gender plural form of the past participle. Other gender-number forms exist, such as prentað for neuter and prentaðar for feminine plural, and the form adapts to the noun it modifies.

See also: prentun (printing), prentari (printer).