No. 135 in Icelandic
sett
"Sett" in Icelandic means "set" or "placed."
In a sentence
Ég hef sett bókina á borðið.
I have placed the book on the table.
In this sentence, 'sett' is used as the past participle of the verb 'setja' (to put/ to place), indicating an action of placing something.
Byggingin er nýlega sett upp.
The building has been recently set up.
Here, 'sett' is part of a passive construction, showing that the building was set up by someone or through some means.
Hún hefur fengið nýtt sett af pottum.
She has received a new set of pots.
In this usage, 'sett' serves as a noun meaning 'set', referring to a group of items forming a collection.
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