lágstigs
lágstigs is a term originating from Icelandic and Faroese languages, where it translates to "low steps" or "low path." This term typically refers to a series of low-lying steps or terraced formations found in various geographical and architectural contexts. In natural environments, lágstigs often appear as coastal rock formations or gradual elevation changes in volcanic landscapes, particularly in Iceland where the term is most commonly used.
Architecturally, lágstigs describes low staircases or stepped pathways that provide gradual elevation changes without requiring steep
In contemporary usage, the term has expanded to include metaphorical applications, referring to gradual approaches to