Undirordnandi
Undirordnandi is a term in Icelandic linguistics used to describe the set of words and particles that introduce subordinate clauses. These elements mark subordination, linking a dependent clause to a main clause and specifying the function of that clause within the sentence. The category typically includes subordinating conjunctions, complementizers and certain relative words.
Subordinating conjunctions introduce adverbial or conditional clauses that modify the action or state of the main
In Icelandic syntax, subordinate clauses typically depend on a main clause and often exhibit a different word
Undirordnandi contrasts with coordinating devices, which join independent clauses of equal status. Understanding undirordnandi elements helps