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Icelandic frequency list

No. 948 in Icelandic

vitum

"Vitum" means "we know" in English.

In a sentence

  • Við vitum svarið.

    We know the answer.

    Here, 'vitum' is the first person plural conjugation of the verb 'vita', meaning 'to know', denoting knowledge of a fact or information.

  • Þeir vitum hvað er í gangi.

    They know what is going on.

    In this sentence, 'vitum' illustrates the conjugation reflecting the group’s awareness or understanding about an event or situation.

  • Ég sagði honum að vitum væri mikilvægt.

    I told him that knowing is important.

    'Vitum' is being used here in a subjunctive form to express an idea or a hypothetical condition, rather than a concrete fact.

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