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Icelandic frequency list

No. 685 in Icelandic

komist

The Icelandic word "komist" means "able to reach" or "managed to get" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ég hef komist að niðurstöðu.

    I have come to a conclusion.

    Here, 'komist' is used as the past participle of 'komast', indicating reaching or coming to a decision.

  • Við komumst alla leið á áfangastað.

    We made it all the way to the destination.

    In this sentence, 'komust' is the past tense plural form of 'komast', meaning successfully arrived or reached.

  • Ef þú hefðir komist fyrr, hefðum við byrjað á réttum tíma.

    If you had made it earlier, we would have started on time.

    Here, 'komist' is used in the past subjunctive form, illustrating a hypothetical situation of arrival.

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