Verbs

Conjugating ey-j-ur Verbs
An island stands in the ocean.
These challenging verbs combine aspects of strong and weak verbs.
Conjugating Strong Verbs in the Present Tense
A strongwoman carrying a yoke.
Learn to conjugate some of the most important verbs in the language!
The Supine
A delicious-looking pineapple pizza
It's important to learn the supine, and, bonus: it's pretty easy!
Principal Parts
Machine parts lying on a table.
Unravel the mysteries of verb conjugations with the power of principal parts!
Conjugating Hybrid Verbs
Feet with one red shoe and one yellow.
The hybrid verbs are like the boss battle of conjugations. Are you ready to take them on?
Strong Verbs Present Tense Vowel Shift
An old woman smiling.
Vowel-shifts in verbs can look like a mystery, but it's actually quite regular!
Geta, kunna, mega: How to Say "can"
A crushed soda can.
Can I borrow the can that can't know how to speak French? Learn the differences between geta, kunna, and mega!
Verða
Doctor looking at a folder.
"Að verða" is one of the most common verbs in the language, so OF COURSE it has to be confusing. Learn the different meanings of this very important word!
Verb Second – V2
Man holding up two fingers.
Who's on first? Does this article finally answer the age-old question posed by Abbot and Costello back in 1938? No, but it helps your Icelandic!
Phrasal Verbs
Dog in a unicorn costume.
Phrasal verbs - they're like verbs, but phrases! They can be challenging, but you’ll have to place upwards alongside (put up with) them.
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