félagslegrar

Félagslegrar is an Icelandic adjective meaning social or relating to society. It is derived from the word "félag" which means company, association, or society. The suffix "-legur" is an adjectival suffix indicating a quality or characteristic. Therefore, félagslegrar directly translates to having the quality of being social or pertaining to society.

The term is used in various contexts within the Icelandic language. For example, it can describe social behavior, social structures, or social issues. A person who is sociable might be described as félagslegur. Discussions about societal problems would be referred to as félagsleg vandamál. The concept of social welfare can be translated as félagsleg velferð. In academic settings, it might appear in fields like sociology (félagsfræði) or social psychology. The adjective can also be used in its feminine or neuter forms depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. Understanding the root word "félag" is key to grasping the nuances of "félagslegrar" and its broad application in describing anything connected to human interaction and community.