færður

Færður is a word in the Faroese language. It functions as a past participle form used as an adjective to describe something that has been brought, carried, or transported. In everyday and formal Faroese, færður appears in contexts where the status of an object as having been moved or delivered is being stated or emphasized.

Grammatically, færður is a participial adjective. Like other adjectives, it can take different inflectional forms to agree with the noun it modifies, and the masculine singular form færður is commonly seen. The feminine, neuter, and definite forms may vary depending on the noun and construction, and in connected speech or writing the form can shift with grammatical context.

Usage and nuance: the word is primarily functional in describing processes of transfer, delivery, or movement. It can appear in shipping manifests, legal or administrative language, and descriptive prose where the fact that something has been brought or conveyed is relevant. While not a word with extensive everyday synonyms, it conveys a precise sense of completion of movement or transfer.

See also: Faroese language; Nordic languages; participles; shipping and logistics terminology in Faroese.