ónáttúra
ónáttúra is an Icelandic noun that denotes the quality or state of being not natural. It refers to things that are artificial, man-made, or altered by human intervention, in contrast with náttúra, which means nature. The term can describe physical environments, objects, processes, or cultural concepts that lack natural origins or characteristics.
Etymology and form: ónáttúra is formed from the negative prefix ó- added to náttúra (nature). Related adjectives
Usage and connotations: In Icelandic discourse, ónáttúra is used across disciplines such as ecology, urban planning,
Context and examples: Common contexts include statements about urban environments (ónáttúra byggð), industrial landscapes, landscaped parks