reglulegar

Reglulegar is the feminine plural form of the Icelandic adjective reglulegur, meaning regular or habitual. It is used to describe feminine plural nouns and signals that the described items occur with a steady frequency or follow a set routine. For example, reglulegar mælingar means regular measurements, and reglulegar fundir means regular meetings.

Etymology and meaning: the word combines a root related to rule or regulation (regl-) with a suffix that conveys the sense of having a quality (-ulegur). The result is a common term in Icelandic for describing things that are performed on a regular basis or adhere to established rules or schedules.

Usage: reglulegar appears in contexts that emphasize consistency, routine, or standard procedures. It can describe schedules, processes, or patterns that recur predictably. The corresponding forms for other genders and numbers are reglulegur (masculine singular), regluleg (feminine singular), reglulegt (neuter singular), reglulegir (masculine plural), and regluleg (neuter plural in some constructions).

Examples:

- Reglulegar mælingar eru gerðar í hverjum mánuði.

- Við skipuleggjum reglulegar fundir hverja viku.

- Mikilvægt er að hafa reglulegar reglur og halda þeim.

See also: reglulegur, reglur, tíðni, tíðföst ferli. The term reglulegar is primarily a grammatical form used in descriptive Icelandic to convey regularity or scheduling and is not a standalone concept beyond its adjectival use.