näiä

náið is a form in Icelandic grammar. It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb ná, meaning to reach, obtain, or achieve. As an imperative, náið is used to give a command or exhortation to a group of people, telling them to reach a goal or accomplish a task together. The verb ná has other forms such as náði (past), nær (present), and ná (infinitive or stem), while the plural imperative náið is distinctively directed at multiple addressees.

In ordinary use, náið is followed by a direct object, typically a target or objective. For example, Náið markmið ykkar í þessum mánuði would mean “Reach your goals this month.” The form is most likely to appear in instructional, motivational, or collaborative contexts, such as team planning, coaching, or group directives. It functions as a practical imperative rather than a formal command.

Náið should not be confused with other moods or forms of ná, nor is it a standalone noun or widely used in other grammatical roles. Its usage is primarily limited to imperative situations addressing more than one person. The singular imperative of ná is náðu, and the plural imperative náið thus stands as the corresponding form for groups.

See also: Icelandic verb ná, Imperative mood, Icelandic grammar.