skipulagðar

Skipulagðar is an Icelandic adjective form meaning organized or planned. It is the feminine plural form of skipulagður and is used to describe feminine plural nouns. For example, skipulagðar aðgerðir means organized actions, and skipulagðar áætlanir means well-planned or organized plans.

In usage, skipulagðar appears in contexts involving planning, design, and structure. It is common in discussions of urban planning, event management, project execution, and policy descriptions to emphasize intentional design and orderly arrangement. The term can convey thorough preparation and systematic arrangement in both public and private planning.

Etymology and grammar: The word derives from the noun skipulag, meaning planning or organization, combined with the suffix used to form adjectives from past participles. It is related to the verb skipuleggja, which means to plan. Icelandic adjectives agree with the gender, number, and case of the nouns they modify, so skipulagðar functions specifically with feminine plural nouns. Other gendered forms of the same root include skipulagður (masculine singular) and skipulagt (neuter singular).

See also: skipulag (planning/organization), skipuleggja (to plan).