mansal

Icelandic

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mansal

Etymology

From man (“enslaved person; enslaved girl”) +‎ sal (“sale”). "Sal" is derived from selja and is an archaic form, modern speech only uses sala. Man is also an archaic word, so the misspelling mannsal ("person + selling") is quite common.

Noun

mansal n (genitive singular mansals, nominative plural mansöl)

human trafficking, particularly when referring to sex trafficking of women
slave trade

Declension

Declension of mansal
n-s	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	mansal	mansalið	mansöl	mansölin
accusative	mansal	mansalið	mansöl	mansölin
dative	mansali	mansalinu	mansölum	mansölunum
genitive	mansals	mansalsins	mansala	mansalanna

References

Af hverju er sagt mansal en ekki mannsal?, Guðrún Kvaran (2019). Vísindavefurinn.