ætluð
ætluð is an Icelandic term that functions as the feminine singular past passive participle of the verb ætla, meaning to intend or to plan. In this grammatical role, it is used as an adjective to describe something that has been intended or planned. It agrees with feminine singular nouns, as in phrases where a feminine noun is modified by the participle.
Etymology and related forms: The form derives from the verb ætla, which has Old Norse roots. Related
Usage and contexts: In modern Icelandic, ætluð appears primarily in descriptive, formal, or historical contexts to
Grammatical notes: Icelandic adjectives and participles agree with the gender, number, and case of the nouns
See also: ætla (to intend), ætlan (plan, intention). Related discussion may cover participial forms in Icelandic