ólokað
ólokað is an Icelandic adjective formed with the negative prefix ó- attached to loka, meaning to close or finish. The term literally conveys the sense of “not closed” or “unclosed” and is used to describe something that has not been sealed, concluded, or finalized. In practice, its meaning can vary with context, ranging from a physical state (a door or container that is not closed) to a figurative one (an issue or process that remains open or unresolved).
Usage and register vary. Ólokað appears more often in formal, technical, or archival writing than in everyday
Etymology and form. Ólokað combines the negating prefix ó- with the verb loka (to close). As a
See also: loka, opinn, unfinished in Icelandic linguistic usage. Ólokað is primarily of interest for linguistic