órjúfanlegur

órjúfanlegur is an Icelandic adjective. It translates to "unbreakable" or "indivisible" in English. The word is formed from the prefix "ór-" which signifies negation or absence, and the root "rjúfanlegur" meaning breakable or divisible. Therefore, órjúfanlegur describes something that cannot be broken, fractured, or separated into parts.

This term can be used in both literal and metaphorical contexts. Literally, it might refer to a physical object that is exceptionally strong and resistant to damage. Metaphorically, órjúfanlegur can describe abstract concepts such as bonds, loyalties, or principles that are steadfast and unwavering. For instance, one might speak of an órjúfanlegur friendship, implying a connection that is deep and cannot be severed. Similarly, it can denote an indivisible unity or an unbreakable promise. The semantic range of órjúfanlegur highlights its utility in conveying a sense of permanence and integrity.