Sögðuð

Sögðuð is the past tense, second-person plural form of the Icelandic verb segja, meaning to say or to tell. It is used when addressing more than one person, corresponding to the English you all said or you all told. The form marks that a statement was made in the past by the addressees.

In standard Icelandic, sögðuð is the 2nd person plural past tense form, with the root sög- and the past-tense ending -ðuð. The related 3rd person plural past tense is sögðu (they said). This verb is irregular in its past forms, which is why sögðuð differs from the 3rd person form.

Usage typically appears in narrative or reported speech, especially when recounting what a group said earlier. It can appear in questions, statements, or dependent clauses where the subject is þið (you all).

Examples:

- Þið sögðuð mér sannleikann. (You all told me the truth.)

- Hvað sögðuð þið? (What did you all say?)

Notes:

- Sögðuð is confined to the second-person plural; it does not apply to singular or third-person forms.

- In everyday Icelandic, the form is common in conversation, dialogue, and reporting what a group has stated, and it can appear in written prose as part of indirect or direct speech.