ódýr
Ódýr is an Icelandic word that translates to "expensive" or "costly" in English. It is commonly used to describe items, services, or experiences that require a significant amount of money. The concept of price and value is subjective, and what one person considers ódýr, another might deem reasonable depending on their financial situation and the perceived quality or benefit.
In Iceland, as in many countries, the cost of living can be a topic of frequent discussion.
The opposite of ódýr is "ódýr" which translates to "cheap" or "inexpensive." This contrast highlights the spectrum