þröngvað

þröngvað is the past participle of the Icelandic verb "þrengja." This verb generally translates to "to squeeze," "to constrict," or "to crowd." Therefore, "þröngvað" can be used to describe something that has been squeezed, constricted, or crowded.

In a literal sense, "þröngvað" might describe a space that has become cramped or a substance that has been compressed. For example, one might say a road was "þröngvað" if it was too narrow for traffic. Figuratively, it can refer to a feeling of being pressured or confined. A person might feel "þröngvað" if they are under a lot of stress or have too many obligations.

The usage of "þröngvað" is dependent on the context in which it appears. It is a common word in the Icelandic language, and understanding its root verb, "þrengja," is key to grasping its various applications. It can appear in various grammatical constructions, functioning as an adjective or part of a passive verb phrase.