úrlausnar

úrlausnar is the genitive singular form of the Icelandic noun úlausn, which means a solution, resolution, or decision. The base word covers several senses, including mathematical solutions, practical resolutions, and formal decisions in administrative or legal contexts. The genitive form úlausnar is used when the solution or decision is described as belonging to or relating to something else, such as a property, process, or outcome in formal language.

In legal and administrative writing, úlausn commonly refers to a ruling or decision handed down by a court or authority. In mathematical or problem‑solving contexts, it denotes the solution to a problem or equation. The genitive form úlausnar therefore appears in phrases that indicate possession, attribution, or relation, for example when discussing the scope or characteristics of a particular solution or decision.

The word úlausn has related forms, including úlausnir, the plural nominative meaning “solutions” or “resolutions.” The distinction between úlausn and related terms such as útskUrður or other decision‑oriented words is important in precise Icelandic terminology. Overall, úlausnar is a grammatical form used in formal Icelandic to link a solution or ruling to other elements within a sentence.