kvæmt

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-Explanation: In Icelandic, -kvæmt is a derivational suffix used to form adjectives and past participles that convey conformity or execution. It is not used as an independent word by itself. The most recognizable compound is samkvæmt, which means “in accordance with” and is widely used in formal and legal language. - samkvæmt can attach to a prefix or root to produce phrases like sam: sam- + -kvæmt to yield samkvæmt.

Examples: samkvæmt lögunum (according to the laws), samkvæmt fréttum (according to the reports). framkvæmt (carried out) uses the same suffix in a past participle form, as in verkefnið hefur verið framkvæmt (the project has been carried out).

- Etymology: The suffix -kvæmt is a productive Icelandic derivational ending with roots in Old Norse and continues to function in modern Icelandic to form adjectives and participles that express alignment with rules, standards, or completed actions.

- Usage notes: In practice, -kvæmt appears primarily in formal registers, especially legal, administrative, and official reporting. The meaning shifts slightly with context: in phrases like samkvæmt, it denotes conformity or sourcing; in participial forms like framkvæmt, it describes an action that has already been carried out.

This entry provides a brief overview of the Icelandic suffix -kvæmt, its primary uses in compounds, and common examples illustrating its role in signaling conformity or completion.