Seðlarnir
Seðlarnir is the Icelandic term for banknotes, the physical currency used in Iceland. The singular form seðill means a banknote or bill, and the definite plural form seðlarnir refers to the banknotes in a given context. In financial writing and everyday speech, seðlarnir are discussed as the tangible form of money issued for transactions and stored value.
Banknotes in Iceland are issued by the Central Bank of Iceland (Seðlabanki Íslands) and have the status
Design and security features vary across series but generally include elements intended to deter counterfeiting, such
In usage, seðlarnir are the cash portion of the currency and are referred to in everyday commerce,