Sögnin
Sögnin is the Icelandic term for the verb, the part of speech that denotes actions, processes, or states and serves as the predicate in a sentence. The noun sögn means “the verb” in a general sense, while sögnin is its definite form, used when the verb is treated as a specific item in grammar descriptions or dictionaries.
In Icelandic grammar, verbs are inflected for person and number in finite clauses, and for mood, tense,
Word order in main clauses is typically verb-second (V2), meaning the finite verb occupies the second position,
Linguistic descriptions use sögnin as the term for the verb itself when analyzing grammar, morphology, or syntax.