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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