aðbúnu
Aðbúnu is an Icelandic term that refers to a traditional Icelandic dwelling or outbuilding, often a small, simple shelter used for various purposes. Historically, these structures were integral to Icelandic rural life, serving as temporary accommodations for farmers, shepherds, or travelers, especially during harsh weather conditions. They were typically built from readily available materials such as stones, turf, and driftwood.
The function of an aðbúna could vary. Some might have been used as seasonal shelters for sheep
While the traditional form of the aðbúna is less common today due to modern construction and changing