blönduð

Blönduð is an Icelandic adjective meaning "mixed" or "blended." It is the past participle of the verb blanda (to blend, to mix) and is used to describe something that has been formed by combining different elements.

The word appears across many contexts, including food, science, industry, and art, to indicate a composite nature. Examples include blönduð efni (mixed substances), blönduð næring (mixed nutrition or blended feed), and blönduð litasamsetning (mixed color scheme). In labeling and regulation, blönduð can describe products composed of several components.

Grammatically, blönduð functions as a past participle adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number, appearing in attributive and predicative positions.

Etymology and cognates: Blönduð derives from the verb blanda and is cognate with related forms in other Nordic languages, such as Swedish blandad and Danish blandet.

See also: blending, mixture, adjectives describing composition.