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Icelandic frequency list

No. 115 in Icelandic

þátt

"Þátt" in English means "part," "section," or "episode."

In a sentence

  • Ég tók þátt í söngkeppninni.

    I participated in the singing competition.

    The word 'þátt' is used in the phrase 'tók þátt', which means 'participated' or 'took part'. This demonstrates its use as a concept of participation.

  • Við horfðum á nýjasta þáttinn af sjónvarpsþáttunum okkar.

    We watched the latest episode of our TV show.

    Here, 'þátt' refers to a single episode within a series of TV shows, showing its use as a unit or component of a series.

  • Hlutverk þitt var mikilvægur þáttur í verkefninu.

    Your role was an important factor in the project.

    In this case, 'þáttur' (the singular form) is used to mean 'factor' or 'aspect', highlighting its use in describing parts of a whole distinguished by their contribution to the whole.

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