stafrænnar

Stafrænnar is the feminine plural form of the Icelandic adjective stafrænn, meaning digital or digitized. The form is used to modify feminine plural nouns and reflects Icelandic’s system of gendered and numbered adjective agreement. In contemporary Icelandic, stafrænnar appears in contexts related to digital technology, digital media, or digitization.

In practical use, stafrænnar is found in discussions of digital culture, information technology, and online services when describing things that are feminine plural in noun form. It is common in journalism, academia, and policy writing, where writers discuss digital infrastructures, digital media, and digital resources.

The term forms part of a broader set of related adjectives, including stagiairespheres such as stafrænt (neuter singular) and stafrænn (masculine singular). Together, these forms enable speakers and writers to describe digital phenomena across different grammatical genders and numbers. The adjective is widely adopted in modern Icelandic to characterize anything pertaining to computation, data, networks, and other aspects of the digital realm.

See also: stafrænn, stafrænt, digital technology in Icelandic. Note: This article provides a linguistic overview of the form stafrænnar and its usage; it does not refer to any specific organization, brand, or nonlinguistic entity.