notaða
Notaða is a grammatical form in Icelandic derived from the verb nota, meaning to use. It is most commonly encountered as a past participle used as an adjective, conveying the sense “used” or “second-hand.” In Icelandic, past participles are declined to agree with the noun they modify in gender, number, and case, so notaða appears in feminine singular contexts and in related case forms. The appearance and exact form of this participial adjective depend on the definite/indefinite state of the noun and the syntactic position within the sentence.
The verb nota traces to Old Norse nota, with cognates across the Germanic languages. The participial adjective
Notaða is part of a broader system where participles agree with nouns in gender, number, and case.
Nota, notaður, notuð, Icelandic grammar, participles.
General Icelandic grammar resources on adjectives and participles.