Questions & Answers about Slit sjást hér.
Sjást is the -st form of sjá (to see), and here it means something like:
- be seen
- be visible
- show up / appear
So Slit sjást hér is not saying that someone is actively seeing something. It means that wear is visible here or signs of wear can be seen here.
The -st ending often gives Icelandic verbs a middle/passive-like meaning.
Because slit is treated as plural in this sentence.
Compare:
- sést = is seen / can be seen with a singular subject
- sjást = are seen / can be seen with a plural subject
So the verb agrees with slit.
Even if English might translate this with singular-looking wear, Icelandic is treating it as something plural-like here: signs of wear / wear marks.