Skipulagðs

Skipulagðs is a form of the Icelandic adjective skipulagður, meaning “planned” or “organized.” It is a genitive singular form used when the adjective modifies a masculine or neuter noun in the genitive case. In that position, the base form skipulagður changes to skipulagðs to agree with the noun’s gender and case.

Origin and formation: The adjective skipulagður is derived from the noun skipulag, meaning planning or organization, with the common Icelandic adjectival suffix that yields an adjective meaning “planned” or “organized.” The genitive singular masculine/neuter form is skipulagðs, reflecting standard declension patterns for strong adjectives in Icelandic.

Usage: In contemporary Icelandic, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. The form skipulagðs appears in noun phrases where the noun is in the genitive or in contexts that require a genitive modifier, such as certain prepositional or possessive constructions. The form signals that the modified noun is described as having been planned or organized in some sense.

See also: skipulag, skipulagður, Icelandic grammar.