þéttari

þéttari is an Icelandic word. It is the comparative form of the adjective þéttur. þéttur generally translates to "dense," "thick," or "close." Therefore, þéttari signifies a greater degree of density, thickness, or closeness. The precise meaning in context depends on what is being described.

For example, if discussing liquids, þéttari would mean more viscous or less watery. When referring to physical objects, it could indicate a more compact or tightly packed arrangement. In the context of hair, þéttari would imply thicker or fuller hair. Similarly, when describing a population or a group of things, þéttari would mean more crowded or with less space between individuals. The word is a fundamental part of comparative descriptions in the Icelandic language, allowing for nuanced distinctions regarding the compactness or density of various entities.