Questions & Answers about Prófið er auðvelt.
Why does the adjective end in a 't' (auðvelt) instead of being auðveldur?
In Icelandic, adjectives must match the gender of the noun they describe. The word for test (próf) is a neuter noun. Because of this, the adjective takes its neuter form, dropping the masculine -ur ending and adding -t to become auðvelt.
How can I tell that prófið means 'the test' and not just 'a test'?
Icelandic attaches the word for 'the' (the definite article) to the end of the noun rather than using a separate word. The base word for a test is próf. Since it is a neuter noun, you add the neuter suffix -ið to the end, making it prófið.
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