skapaðar

Skapaðar is an Icelandic word that translates to "created" or "made." It is the past participle feminine form of the verb skapa, meaning to create, make, or form. The masculine form is skapaður, and the neuter form is skapað. The plural forms are skapaðir (masculine), skapaðar (feminine), and skapað (neuter).

This word is commonly used in various contexts in Icelandic. For example, one might refer to a "skapað veröld" (created world) or "skáldskapur skapaður af ást" (poetry created by love). The concept of creation is fundamental to many fields, including art, religion, and science, and the word skapaðar reflects this in the Icelandic language. It signifies something that has come into existence through an act of making or imagination. The grammatical gender agreement ensures that the word correctly modifies the noun it describes. Its usage is straightforward and integral to Icelandic grammar and vocabulary.