No. 160 in Icelandic
lokið
"Lokið" means "finished" or "completed" in English.
In a sentence
Það er lokið við verkefnið.
The task has been completed.
In this sentence, the word 'lokið' is used in the sense of 'completed' or 'finished', particularly in the perfect participle form that indicates the finalization of the task.
Við skulum fara eftir að fundinum er lokið.
We will leave after the meeting is over.
Here, 'lokið' is used to signify that something (the meeting) has ended, often implying a transition to another event or action.
Lokið þessu verki af kostgæfni.
Finish this work with diligence.
The term 'lokið' in this sentence takes an imperative form, instructing someone to finish or complete the indicated work.
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