skráður

Skráður is an Icelandic adjective meaning "registered" or "recorded." It describes a person, entity, or item that has been entered into an official register or record, or whose status has been formally noted. In many contexts it corresponds to the English terms "registered" or "listed."

Origin and form: Skráður is the masculine singular past participle form of the verb skrá, to register or record. In Icelandic, adjectives formed from past participles agree with the noun they modify for gender and number; thus the form changes in feminine and neuter contexts.

Usage: The word appears in administrative and legal language. Common phrases include skráður eigandi (registered owner) and other roles or statuses that have been officially entered into a registry. The related noun skráning denotes the act of registration, while skrásetja means to register or enroll, and skrásetning is the act of registering.

See also: skráning, skrásetja, þjóðskrá.