fullkomnir

Fullkomnir is the masculine plural form of the Icelandic adjective fullkominn, meaning complete or perfect. It is used to describe masculine plural nouns in the nominative case, for example in phrases such as fullkomnir menn (perfect men). As an inflected form, fullkomnir reflects Icelandic grammar where adjectives agree with the gender and number of the nouns they modify.

Etymology and meaning: The adjective derives from full- meaning full or complete and kominn meaning come, formed, or arrived, conveying the idea of being complete or fully formed. In everyday language, fullkominn and its inflections are common when assessing quality, adequacy, or idealized states of objects, people, or concepts.

Usage: Fullkomnir appears in literary, rhetorical, and colloquial Icelandic to describe groups of masculine-noun subjects deemed flawless or exemplary. It is not a standalone term with a separate definition beyond being the masculine plural form of fullkominn. For feminine or neuter nouns, the corresponding inflected forms are used (for example, fullkomnar or fullkomin, depending on the noun’s gender and number).

Notes: Icelandic adjectives require agreement with the noun they modify, so the form fullkomnir signals a masculine plural noun. The broader concept of “perfection” is expressed with the base adjective fullkominn, and its other inflections adapt to different genders and numbers as needed.