fullbúin

Fullbúin is an Icelandic adjective meaning fully equipped or furnished. It describes spaces or items that come with all the intended features, fittings, or components needed for immediate use. The term is common in real estate, travel accommodations, and product descriptions, signaling that no major additions are required for operation or enjoyment.

Etymology and forms: The word is formed from full- (complete) and búin, the feminine singular form of búinn, meaning prepared or furnished. As with many Icelandic adjectives, fullbúin inflects for gender and number; typical base forms include fullbúinn (masculine), fullbúin (feminine), and fullbúið (neuter).

Usage: In listings and marketing, fullbúin is used to indicate that a space or item includes all standard features. For example, a real estate listing might describe a property as a “fullbúin íbúð,” signaling that it is ready to live in with furniture and appliances provided. The term is also used in product descriptions and rental agreements to convey completeness of equipment or amenities.

See also: búin, fullbúinn, fullbyggt.

Notes: The exact form of the adjective changes to agree with the gender and number of the noun it modifies, as with other Icelandic adjectives. While common in housing and consumer contexts, it is best checked against the specific noun to ensure correct agreement.