eitraður
Eitraður is an Icelandic adjective meaning poisonous or toxic. It is used to describe substances, organisms, or effects that can cause harm if ingested, inhaled, or touched. The term is common in everyday language as well as in scientific and public-health contexts, and it can modify a wide range of nouns, for example eitrað efni (toxic substance) and eitraðir sveppir (poisonous mushrooms).
Etymology and related forms: eitraður derives from the Icelandic root eit- or eitur, related to poison, with
Usage notes: In Icelandic, eitraður generally conveys the idea of toxicity or poisoning rather than the concept