Undirritaðar

Undirritaðar is an Icelandic word that translates to "undersigned" in English. It is typically used in a legal or formal context to refer to the person or people who have signed a document. When a document is signed, the act of signing signifies agreement, authorization, or a formal commitment. The term "undirritaðar" explicitly identifies the individuals who have taken this action.

The plural form "undirritaðar" is used when more than one person has signed. This is common in contracts, official statements, petitions, or any document requiring the endorsement of multiple parties. The use of "undirritaðar" emphasizes the collective responsibility or agreement of all signatories. It is a straightforward and functional term within Icelandic formal communication.