ákvarðanamikill

Ákvarðanamikill is an Icelandic word that translates to "decisive" or "resolute" in English. It describes a person who is capable of making decisions quickly and confidently, and who sticks to those decisions. This trait is often associated with leadership qualities, as decisive individuals are seen as more likely to take action and achieve goals.

The word is formed by combining "ákvörðun," meaning "decision," with "mikill," meaning "great" or "much." Therefore, "ákvarðanamikill" literally means "great at decision-making" or "much decision." It implies not just the ability to make a decision, but to do so effectively and with conviction.

While being ákvarðanamikill is generally viewed as a positive attribute, it can sometimes be perceived negatively if the decisions made are consistently poor or if the individual is unwilling to reconsider a decision even when presented with new information or evidence. However, in most contexts, it denotes a valuable quality of assertiveness and effective action.