Questions & Answers about Við förgum spilliefninu.
Because farga is the infinitive form, meaning the dictionary form to dispose of / to get rid of.
In the sentence, the verb has to be conjugated to match við (we), so Icelandic uses the 1st person plural present form:
- að farga = to dispose of
- við förgum = we dispose of
So förgum means we dispose of / we are disposing of.
This is بسبب an Icelandic sound change usually called u-umlaut.
The verb stem is farg-, but when the ending -um is added, the a in the stem changes to ö:
- underlying pattern: farg + um
- actual form: förgum
This kind of vowel change is very common in Icelandic and is something you simply learn as part of the conjugation pattern.