Sæti
Sæti is an Icelandic term that translates roughly to “seat” or “place.” In Old Norse, the cognate sæti referred to a seat, dwelling, or place of residence, and the word carried both literal and metaphorical senses. In modern Icelandic, sæti remains a common noun for a physical seat or chair and also appears in expressions referring to a position or office.
The word derives from Proto-Nordic roots and is related to other North Germanic terms for a seat
In Icelandic geography and landholding descriptions, elements such as sæti appear in compound place-names and can
Beyond geography, sæti may appear in archival or genealogical contexts as a descriptive component in historical
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