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"áhugaverður" is an Icelandic adjective that translates to "interesting" or "noteworthy" in English. It is derived from the noun "áhugi," which means "interest." The adjective is used to describe something that captures one's attention, evokes curiosity, or is of significance.

The word "áhugaverður" is commonly employed in everyday conversation and written Icelandic to express a positive or engaging quality. For instance, one might describe a book as "áhugaverður" if it is compelling or thought-provoking, or a discussion as "áhugaverður" if it provides new insights or perspectives. The term can also be applied to events, people, or ideas that are deemed worthy of attention or consideration.

The grammatical form of "áhugaverður" changes depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. The masculine singular nominative form is "áhugaverður." Feminine singular nominative is "áhugaverð," neuter singular nominative is "áhugavert," and the plural forms are "áhugaverðir" (masculine), "áhugaverðar" (feminine), and "áhugaverð" (neuter). This inflectional nature is characteristic of Icelandic grammar.