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10,000 most common Norwegian words

Ranked by how often each word turns up in everyday Norwegian, with its meaning in English.

Norwegian puts the definite article on the end of the noun and stays close to Danish in writing and to Swedish in sound. This list is Bokmål, the more widely written of the two standards.

The most common words in Norwegian, most frequent first, with IPA pronunciations and English meanings.

#	Word	In English
1	jeg /jæɪ̯/	I Example
2	det /ˈdeː/	it; third person singular, neuter gender. Nominative,… Example
3	er /eːɾ/	to be Example
4	du /dʉː/	thou, you Example
5	ikke /²ɪkːə/	not, no Example
6	en /eːn/	a, an Example
7	og /ɔ/	and Example
8	i /iː/	in, inside of Example
9	har /hɑːr/	to have Example
10	vi /ʋiː/	we Example
11	på /poː/	on Example
12	å /oː/	to; an infinitive marker placed before a verb in the… Example
13	til /tɪl/	to Example
14	deg /dæj/	thee, you; object form of du Example
15	med /meː/	with Example
16	meg /mæɪ̯/	objective case of jeg: me Example
17	han /han/	he, him Example
18	for /ˈfɔrː/	too Example
19	hva /ʋɑː/	what Example
20	som /sɔm/	as; similar to, in the same way that Example
21	at /at/	that Example
22	så /soː/	so Example
23	kan /ˈkɑːn/	can, could Example
24	de /diː/	definite article, equivalent to "the", used before… Example
25	den /ˈdɛn/	it; third person singular, masculine/feminine gender.… Example
26	var /ʋɑːɾ/	to be Example
27	vil /ʋɪl/	to want to, be willing to Example
28	om /ɔm/	around Example
29	av /ɑːʋ/	off Example
30	men /ˈmɛn/	but, however, though introducing a clause that contrasts… Example
31	skal /ˈskɑl/	will, would, shall, should Example
32	et /ɛt/	a, an Example
33	ja /jɑː/	yes Example
34	her /hæːɾ/	here Example
35	hun /hʉn/	she Example
36	bare /ˈbɑːrə/	only, merely, just Example
37	dette /ˈdɛtə/	this Example
38	dere /ˈdeːrə/	you Example
39	må /ˈmoː/	must Example
40	noe /ˈnuːə/	something Example
41	nei /næɪ/	no Example
42	vet /ˈveːt/	to know; have knowledge of Example
43	nå /noː/	now Example
44	ham /hɑm/	him Example
45	min /miːn/	my, mine Example
46	ut /ˈʉːt/	out Example
47	kom /kɔm/	to come; to approach or move towards the speaker, another… Example
48	da /ˈdɑː/	then Example
49	din /diːn/	your, yours Example
50	oss /ɔsː/	us Example
51	ha /hɑː/	to have Example
52	gjør /jøːr/	to do Example
53	hvor /ʋʊɾ/	where Example
54	fra /fɾɑː/	from Example
55	være /ˈʋæːɾə/	to be Example
56	noen /²nuː.ɛn/	somebody, someone; anybody, anyone Example
57	der /dæːɾ/	there Example
58	dem /dɛm/	them Example
59	igjen /ɪˈjɛn/	again Example
60	se /seː/	to see Example
61	ta /tʰɑː/	to take Example
62	ville /ˈvɪlə/	wild Example
63	kommer /²kɔmːər/	to come; to approach or move towards the speaker, another… Example
64	alle /ˈɑlə/	everybody, everyone Example
65	går /ˈɡoːr/	To walk, go Example
66	alt /ˈɑlt/	everything, all, anything Example
67	tror /ˈtruːr/	to think, believe Example
68	hvorfor /ˈvʊfɔr/	wherefore, why Example
69	hvordan /ʋʊɾdɑn/	how Example
70	få /ˈfoː/	few Example
71	gjøre /ˈjø̂ːɾə/	to do Example
72	hvis /ˈvɪs/	if Example
73	opp /ɔpː/	up Example
74	seg /ˈsæ͡ɪ/	oneself; itself; himself/herself Example
75	ingen /ˈɪŋən/	no; no one; nobody; nothing Example
76	hadde /ˈhɑdə/	to have Example
77	sa /ˈsɑː/	to say Example
78	bra /brɑː/	well Example
79	henne /ˈhɛnːə/	her; object form of hun Example
80	får /foːr/	to get; to have; to obtain; to receive Example
81	når /nɔɾ/	when Example
82	blir /ˈbliːr/	to stay, remain Example
83	takk /tak/	to thank Example
84	gå /ɡoː/	To walk, go Example
85	eller /ˈɛlər/	or Example
86	bli /bliː/	to stay, remain Example
87	si /siː/	her / his / its / their Example
88	ser /seːr/	to see Example
89	hvem /vɛm/	who, whom Example
90	la /la/	the Example
91	hei /hæɪ/	hi Example
92	litt /ˈlɪt/	a bit, a little Example
93	inn /ɪn/	inside, in Example
94	etter /ˈɛtər/	after Example
95	ble /ˈbleː/	to stay, remain Example
96	denne /ˈdɛnə/	this; this one Example
97	kanskje /²kɑn.ʃə/	perhaps; maybe Example
98	tilbake /tɪlˈbɑːkə/	back Example
99	aldri /²ɑldrɪ/	never Example
100	vel /ˈvɛl/	well Example
101	skulle /ˈskʉlə/	will, would, shall, should Example
102	jo /ˈjuː/	yes; in disagreement with the last speaker's negative… Example
103	trenger /trɛŋɛr/	to press Example
104	to /tuː/	two Example
105	sier /ˈsiːər/	to say Example
106	kunne /ˈkʉnə/	can, could Example
107	vært /ʋɛrt/	to be Example
108	mer /ˈmeːr/	more; used in forming the comparative form of long/foreign… Example
109	også /ˈɔɡˌsoː/	too, also, as well Example
110	før /ˈføːr/	before Example
111	over /ˈoːʋəɾ/	above Example
112	man /mɑnː/	you Example
113	tar /ˈtɑːr/	to take Example
114	mye /²myːə/	Existing in large quantities: lots of, a lot, many, a great… Example
115	selv /sɛl/	myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself Example
116	god /ɡuː/	good Example
117	gi /jiː/	to give Example
118	nok /nɔkː/	enough Example
119	mitt /mɪtː/	my, mine Example
120	hans /hɑns/	he, him Example
121	sammen /ˈsɑmən/	together Example
122	gjorde /ˈjûːɾə/	to do Example
123	dag /dɑːɡ/	a day Example
124	enn /ɛnː/	than Example
125	gang /ˈɡɑŋ/	hall, hallway Example
126	andre /²ɑndɾə/	other Example
127	vær /væːr/	to be Example
128	fikk /ˈfɪk/	to get; to have; to obtain; to receive Example
129	ned /ˈnɛd/	down Example
130	sett /sɛtː/	to see Example
131	mine /ˈmiːnə/	my, mine Example
132	greit /ˈɡræ͡ɪt/	straight, easy Example
133	siden [ˈsiːd(ə)n]	since Example
134	ditt /ˈdɪt/	your, yours Example
135	helt /ˈheːlt/	completely, altogether, quite, fully, totally, absolutely,… Example
136	mot /muːt/	to, towards Example
137	år /oːɾ/	a year Example
138	faen [fɑːən]	the Devil, Satan Example
139	hele /ˈheːlə/	whole, unbroken Example
140	deres /ˈdeː.ɾəs/	their; third-person plural possessive Example
141	snakke /snɑkːɛ/	to speak Example
142	komme /²kɔmːə/	to come; to approach or move towards the speaker, another… Example
143	godt /ˈɡɔt/	well Example
144	ved /ʋeː/	at, by, near, on Example
145	fordi /fɔɾˈdiː/	because Example
146	gjort /jurt/	to do Example
147	dra /ˈdrɑː/	to pull, draw, drag Example
148	rett /ɾɛtː/	to correct Example
149	liker /ˈliːkər/	to like Example
150	mann /mɑnː/	man Example
151	folk /ˈfɔlk/	a people, nation Example
152	alltid /ˈɑlˌtiːd/	always Example
153	mener /ˈmeːnər/	to mean Example
154	mange /ˈmɑŋə/	many Example
155	dine /ˈdiːnə/	your, yours Example
156	sånn /ˈsɔn/	such, like that Example
157	sant /ˈsɑnt/	true, real, genuine Example
158	ting /ˈtɪŋ/	a thing Example
159	tok /ˈtuːk/	to take Example
160	vent /ˈveːnt/	to stay put, to wait, to delay Example
161	vår /ʋoːɾ/	our Example
162	hjem /ˈjɛm/	home Example
163	tre /tɾeː/	three Example
164	finne /ˈfɪnə/	a Finn Example
165	unnskyld /ˈʉnːˌʃʏl(d)/	to excuse Example
166	beklager /bəˈklɑːɡəɾ/	sorry Example
167	veldig /ˈvɛl.di/	very, really, highly Example
168	hold /ˈhɔl/	to hold Example
169	burde /²bʉɾdə/	should, ought to Example
170	tid /tiːd/	time Example
171	ingenting /²ɪŋːɛntɪŋ/	nothing Example
172	trodde /ˈtrʊdə/	to think, believe Example
173	uten /ʉː.ten/	without Example
174	hit /hiːt/	here, hither Example
175	bedre /ˈbeːdrə/	good Example
176	gikk /ˈjɪk/	To walk, go Example
177	hjelpe /ˈjɛlpə/	to help; to assist; to aid Example
178	morgen /ˈmoːrˌən/	morning Example
179	livet /ˈliːvə/	life Example
180	akkurat [ˈɑkːʉɾɑːt]	right, exactly Example
181	vite /²ʋiːtɛ/	to know; have knowledge of Example
182	kveld /kʋɛlː/	evening Example
183	visste /ˈvɪstə/	to know; have knowledge of Example
184	virkelig /ˈvɪrkəlɪ/	really, truly Example
185	elsker /ˈɛlskər/	to love Example
186	skjer /ʃeːɾ/	to happen, occur Example
187	slik /sliːk/	such Example
188	lenge /ˈlɛŋə/	long, for a long time Example
189	snakker /snɑkːer/	to speak Example
190	kjenner /ˈçɛnər/	to know Example
191	sin /ˈsɪn/	her / his / its / their Example
192	samme /ˈsɑmə/	same Example
193	står /ˈstoːr/	to stand Example
194	far /ˈfɑːr/	go; travel Example
195	ute /ˈʊtə/	outdoors Example
196	første /ˈfœʂʈə/	first Example
197	hjelp /ˈjɛlp/	to help; to assist; to aid Example
198	feil /fæɪl/	wrong Example
199	snill /snɪlː/	kind Example
200	død /døːd/	death Example
201	forstår /fɔʂˈʈoːr/	to understand Example
202	disse /ˈdɪsə/	these, those Example
203	pappa /ˈpɑpɑ/	dad, daddy Example
204	gir /ˈɡiːr/	to give Example
205	siste /ˈsɪstə/	last Example
206	hennes /ˈhɛˌneːs/	her Example
207	mamma /mama/	mother Example
208	helvete /ˈhɛlvətə/	Hell; a place of suffering for the damned Example
209	fant /ˈfɑnt/	to find Example
210	én /ˈeːn/	one Example
211	eneste /ˈeːnəstə/	only, sole Example
212	hør /høːr/	to hear Example
213	under /ˈʉ̂nːəɾ/	below; beneath Example
214	sted /steːd/	a place Example
215	blitt /ˈblɪt/	to stay, remain Example
216	barn /bɑːɳ/	child Example
217	vei /ˈvæ͡ɪ/	road, street, path Example
218	bør /ˈbøːr/	should, ought to Example
219	klar /ˈklɑːr/	to clear Example
220	holder /ˈhɔlər/	to hold Example
221	heter /ˈheːtər/	To be called; to have as a name Example
222	skjedde /ˈʃɛdə/	to happen, occur Example
223	slutt /slʉtː/	to stop, cease, quit; to no longer continue an activity,… Example
224	visst /ˈvɪst/	to know; have knowledge of Example
225	prøver /ˈprøːvər/	test Example
226	penger /peŋːer/	money Example
227	drepe /ˈdreːpə/	To kill, to murder Example
228	fint /ˈfiːnt/	fine Example
229	hallo /hɑˈluː/	hello Example
230	tro [ˈtruː]	faithful, loyal Example
231	husker /ˈhʉskər/	swing Example
232	drar /ˈdrɑːr/	to pull, draw, drag Example
233	døde /ˈdøːdə/	dead, deceased Example
234	borte /ˈbʊʈə/	away Example
235	mor /ˈmuːr/	a mother Example
236	redd /ɾɛdː/	to rescue, save Example
237	snart /ˈsnɑːʈ/	soon, quickly, shortly Example
238	rundt /ˈrʉnt/	around Example
239	beste /ˈbɛstə/	good Example
240	holde [ˈhɔ̂ldə]	to hold Example
241	faren /ˈfɑːɳ̩/	father Example
242	like /ˈliːkə/	as, equally Example
243	finner /ˈfɪnər/	a Finn Example
244	våre /ˈʋoːɾə/	our Example
245	høre /ˈhøːrə/	to hear Example
246	bilen /ˈbiːln̩/	a car, automobile Example
247	flere /ˈfleːrə/	more Example
248	verden /ˈvæːɖɳ̩/	alternative form of verden Example
249	tatt /ˈtɑt/	to take Example
250	hver /ʋæːr/	each Example
251	gud /ɡʉːd/	god Example
252	venn /ˈvɛn/	a friend Example
253	annet /ˈɑːˌ(ə)nt/	other Example
254	hos /hʊsː/	at, by, with Example
255	hører /ˈhøːrər/	to hear Example
256	måtte /ˈmɔtə/	must Example
257	veien /ˈvæ͡ɪən/	road, street, path Example
258	fortelle /fɔɾˈtɛlːɛ/	to recount, as a story Example
259	bort /ˈbʊʈ/	away Example
260	først /fœɾst/	first Example
261	inne /ˈɪnə/	inside, indoors, in, within Example
262	fått /ˈfɔt/	to get; to have; to obtain; to receive Example
263	glad /ɡɽɑː/	happy, glad Example
264	ga /ˈɡɑː/	to give Example
265	gjennom /ˈjɛnːɔm/	through Example
266	heller /ˈhɛlər/	rather Example
267	stor /stuːɾ/	large, big, great Example
268	betyr /beˈtʰyːɾ/	to signify, denote Example
269	liv /liːʋ/	life Example
270	tiden /ˈtiːdn̩/	time Example
271	lei /læɪ̯/	to suffer Example
272	sikker /ˈsɪkər/	safe, secure Example
273	neste /ˈnɛstə/	next Example
274	mannen /ˈmɑnːen/	man Example
275	sikkert /ˈsɪkəʈ/	certainly Example
276	lenger /ˈlɛŋər/	far Example
277	fortsatt /foʈːʂatː/	still Example
278	annen /ˈɑːˌɑn/	other Example
279	gjerne /ˈjɛrnə/	gladly Example
280	hørte /ˈhœʈʈə/	to hear Example
281	unna /ˈʉnɑ/	away Example
282	nye /ˈnyːə/	new Example
283	sagt /ˈsɑkt/	to say Example
284	fem /fɛm/	five Example
285	vekk /ˈvɛk/	away Example
286	alene /ɑˈleːnə/	alone Example
287	hatt /ˈhɑt/	to have Example
288	snakket /ˈsnɑkə/	to speak Example
289	flott /ˈflɔt/	generous, liberal, open-handed, extravagant, lavish Example
290	derfor /ˈdærfɔr/	therefore Example
291	store /ˈstuːrə/	large, big, great Example
292	skjønner /ˈʃœnər/	to see Example
293	føler /ˈføːlər/	to feel Example
294	menn /mɛnː/	man Example
295	klart /ˈklɑːʈ/	clear Example
296	ny /ˈnyː/	new Example
297	liten /²liːtən/	small, little Example
298	jobber /ˈjɔbər/	job, work, employment Example
299	dø /døː/	to die Example
300	håper /ˈhoːpər/	to hope, to have hope Example
301	jævla /ˈjæːvlɑ/	bloody, fucking, damned Example
302	grunn /ˈɡrʉn/	shallow Example
303	ennå /ˈɛnɔ/	yet Example
304	klarer /ˈklɑːrər/	to clear Example
305	dager /ˈdɑːɡər/	a day Example
306	tenkte /ˈtɛŋktə/	imaginary, hypothetical Example
307	politiet /pʊlɪˈtiːə/	police Example
308	byen /ˈbyːən/	town, city Example
309	ganger /ˈɡɑŋər/	hall, hallway Example
310	pengene /ˈpɛŋənə/	money Example
311	jobb /ˈjɔb/	to work Example
312	langt /ˈlɑŋt/	far Example
313	venner /ˈvɛnər/	a friend Example
314	sitt /sɪtː/	her / his / its / their Example
315	faktisk /ˈfɑktɪsk/	actually Example
316	nesten /ˈnɛstn̩/	nearly, almost Example
317	drepte /ˈdrɛptə/	To kill, to murder Example
318	huset /ˈhʉːsət/	a house Example
319	jobben /ˈjɔbən/	job, work, employment Example
320	kjære /ˈçæːrə/	dear Example
321	minutter /mɪˈnʉtər/	a minute Example
322	gamle /ˈɡɑmlə/	old Example
323	hjemme /²jɛmːə/	at home Example
324	venter /ˈvɛntər/	to stay put, to wait, to delay Example
325	ellers /ˈɛləʂ/	otherwise Example
326	dagen /ˈdɑːɡən/	a day Example
327	vårt /ˈvɔʈ/	our Example
328	hverandre /vəˈrɑndrə/	each other, one another Example
329	fire /ˈfiːrə/	four Example
330	begge /ˈbɛɡə/	both Example
331	navn /naʋn/	name Example
332	moren /ˈmuːɳ̩/	a mother Example
333	gutt /ɡʉtː/	a boy Example
334	be /ˈbeː/	to pray Example
335	bak /ˈbɑːk/	at the back, behind Example
336	hørt /ˈhøːʈ/	to hear Example
337	natt /natː/	night Example
338	fort /fuʈ/	fast, quick, quickly Example
339	nettopp /ˈnɛˌtɔp/	just; moments ago, recently Example
340	familien /fɑˈmiːlɪən/	a family Example
341	ferdig /ˈfærdɪ/	finished Example
342	herfra /ˈhærˌfrɑː/	from here Example
343	drept /ˈdrɛpt/	To kill, to murder Example
344	virker /ˈvɪrkər/	to work Example
345	tenk /ˈtɛŋk/	to think Example
346	mens /ˈmɛns/	while Example
347	stedet /ˈsteːdə/	a place Example
348	møte /ˈmøːtə/	a meeting Example
349	stille /ˈstɪlə/	silent Example
350	ei /æɪ̯/	a, an Example
351	dollar /ˈdɔlɑr/	a dollar Example
352	lille /ˈlɪlə/	small, little Example
353	engang /ˈeːŋˌɡɑŋ/	once, at one time Example
354	ett /ɛtː/	one Example
355	måte /ˈmôːte/	manner, way Example
356	dårlig /ˈdoːɭɪ/	badly, poorly Example
357	hyggelig /ˈhʏɡl̩ɪ/	nice, pleasant Example
358	sine /siːne/	her / his / its / their Example
359	hodet /ˈhuːdə/	head Example
360	funnet /ˈfʉnə/	to find Example
361	orden /ˈɔrdn̩/	order Example
362	synes /ˈsyːˌneːs/	to appear, seem Example
363	gode /ˈɡuːdə/	good Example
364	ganske /²ɡɑnskə/	quite, pretty Example
365	par /ˈpɑːr/	a pair Example
366	senere /ˈseːnərə/	late Example
367	begynner /bəˈjʏnər/	to begin, start Example
368	galt /ˈɡɑːlt/	wrong Example
369	ba /ˈbɑː/	to pray Example
370	prøve /ˈprøːvə/	test Example
371	slå /ˈʃloː/	to beat, punch, hit, strike Example
372	tenker /ˈtɛŋkər/	to think Example
373	vanskelig /ˈvɑnskəlɪ/	difficult Example
374	vise /ˈviːsə/	wise Example
375	ringer /ˈrɪŋər/	ring; a circular piece of material Example
376	slags /ˈʃlɑɡs/	ei / en / et slags ... - a kind / sort / type / variety of Example
377	ti /ˈtiː/	ten Example
378	allerede /ɑləˈreːdɛ/	already Example
379	ønsker /ˈœnskər/	a wish Example
380	del /ˈdeːl/	to divide Example
381	fortell /fɔˈʈɛl/	to recount, as a story Example
382	gått /ˈɡɔt/	To walk, go Example
383	hvilken /ˈvɪlkən/	which Example
384	prøvde /ˈprœvdə/	to try Example
385	tenke /ˈtɛŋkə/	to think Example
386	saken /ˈsɑːkən/	a legal dispute, litigation Example
387	skyld /ˈʃʏl/	blame Example
388	klare /ˈklɑːrə/	clear Example
389	gammel /ˈɡɑməl/	old Example
390	bruke /ˈbrʉːkə/	to use Example
391	uansett /ˈʉːɑnˌsɛt/	anyway, however Example
392	slipp /ˈʃlɪp/	to escape, be let off, to avoid, to not have to do Example
393	mistet /ˈmɪstət/	to lose to cease to be in one's possession or capability Example
394	viktig /ˈvɪktɪ/	important Example
395	spør /ˈspøːr/	to ask, inquire Example
396	sånt /ˈsɔnt/	such, like that Example
397	helst /ˈhɛlst/	gladly Example
398	jente /²jɛntə/	girl; young woman Example
399	øyeblikk /ˈœ͡ʏəˌblɪk/	moment, blink of an eye Example
400	tenkt /ˈtɛŋkt/	to think Example
401	spørsmål /ˈspœˌʂmoːl/	a question Example
402	mellom /ˈmɛlːɔm/	between Example
403	bor /buːr/	to live, stay Example
404	mi /ˈmiː/	my, mine Example
405	dør /døːr/	to die Example
406	egen /ˈeːɡən/	own Example
407	kvinne /²kʋɪnːə/	a woman Example
408	ligger /ˈlɪɡər/	to lie Example
409	ord /uːɾ/	a word Example
410	stopp /ˈstɔp/	to stop Example
411	dro /ˈdruː/	to pull, draw, drag Example
412	stemmer /ˈstɛmər/	a voice Example
413	rolig /ˈruːlɪ/	calm, quiet, peaceful Example
414	a /ˈɑː/	from, of Example
415	nytt /ˈnʏt/	new Example
416	ber /ˈbeːər/	to pray Example
417	fortalte /fɔˈʈɑːltə/	to recount, as a story Example
418	riktig /ˈrɪktɪ/	correctly, properly Example
419	all /ˈɑl/	all Example
420	fin /ˈfɪn/	fine Example
421	kommet /²kɔmːət/	to come; to approach or move towards the speaker, another… Example
422	stå /ˈstoː/	stop up, stop short, break down Example
423	lett /lɛtː/	to look Example
424	timer /ˈtiːmər/	an hour Example
425	vente /ˈvɛntə/	that which is to come Example
426	redde /ˈrɛdə/	frightened, afraid Example
427	spise /ˈspiːsə/	to eat Example
428	høres /ˈhøːrəs/	to hear Example
429	treffe /ˈtrɛfə/	to hit, strike Example
430	setter /²ˈsɛtː.ər/	a female hare Example
431	mennesker /ˈmɛnː(ə)skər/	a human or human being; man Example
432	jenta /ˈjɛntɑ/	girl; young woman Example
433	sitter /ˈsɪtər/	to sit Example
434	sønn /sœn/	a son Example
435	legg /lɛɡ/	to lay, put, place Example
436	slapp /ˈʃlɑp/	to escape, be let off, to avoid, to not have to do Example
437	velkommen /ˈvɛl.ko.mən/	welcome Example
438	spiller /ˈspɪlər/	to play Example
439	bryr /ˈbryːr/	to bother, trouble Example
440	ringe /ˈrɪŋə/	to ring Example
441	syns /ˈsyːns/	to appear, seem Example
442	skje /ʃeː/	a spoon Example
443	kaptein /kapˈtæɪn/	captain; a military officer rank between lieutenant and… Example
444	fyr /ˈfyːr/	guy, bloke Example
445	mat /maːt/	food Example
446	sette /²ˈsɛtː.ə/	fixed, determined, or appointed Example
447	jobbet /ˈjɔbət/	to work Example
448	fyren /ˈfyːɳ̩/	guy, bloke Example
449	di /ˈdiː/	your, yours Example
450	leve /ˈleːvə/	to live Example
451	tak /ˈtɑːk/	roof Example
452	enda /ˈɛndɑ/	even Example
453	seks /ˈsɛks/	six Example
454	selvsagt /ˈsɛlˌsɑkt/	of course Example
455	egentlig /ˈeːɡəntlɪ/	actually Example
456	bruker /ˈbrʉːker/	to use Example
457	mulig /ˈmʉːlɪ/	possible Example
458	gutten [ˈɡʉtːn̩]	a boy Example
459	åpne /ˈoːpnə/	open Example
460	finnes /ˈfɪˌneːs/	to be, exist, occur, be found Example
461	best /ˈbɛst/	good Example
462	lang /ˈlɑŋ/	long Example
463	problem /prʊˈbleːm/	problem Example
464	full /fʉl/	drunk Example
465	problemer /prʊˈbleːmər/	problem Example
466	ses /ˈseːs/	to see Example
467	videre /ˈviːdərə/	further, furthermore Example
468	navnet /ˈnɑvnə/	name Example
469	lever /ˈleːvər/	to live Example
470	holdt /ˈhɔlt/	to hold Example
471	imot /ɪˈmuːt/	against Example
472	utenfor /ˈʉtn̩ˌfɔr/	outside Example
473	spørre /ˈspœrə/	to ask, inquire Example
474	utrolig /ʉˈtruːlɪ/	incredibly Example
475	satt /satː/	to seat someone; to cause someone to assume a sitting… Example
476	kone /²kuːnə/	housewife, mistress of the house Example
477	dreper /ˈdreːpər/	To kill, to murder Example
478	sent /ˈseːnt/	late Example
479	tom /ˈtɔm/	empty Example
480	fins /ˈfiːns/	to be, exist, occur, be found Example
481	nede /ˈneːdə/	down at a lower level Example
482	oppe /ˈɔpə/	up Example
483	ring /ˈrɪŋ/	to ring Example
484	kjeft /ˈçɛft/	mouth Example
485	lar /ˈlɑːr/	to let Example
486	skjedd /ˈʃɛd/	to happen, occur Example
487	begynte /bəˈjʏntə/	to begin, start Example
488	kona /ˈkuːnɑ/	housewife, mistress of the house Example
489	ringte /ˈrɪŋtə/	to ring Example
490	hus /hʉːs/	a house Example
491	hater /ˈhɑːtər/	to hate Example
492	mindre /ˈmɪndrə/	less Example
493	hente /²hɛntə/	to fetch, get, collect Example
494	fantastisk /fɑnˈtɑstɪsk/	incredible, amazing, fantastic Example
495	hjelper /ˈjɛlpər/	to help; to assist; to aid Example
496	fremdeles /frəmˈdeːləs/	still Example
497	barna [ˈbɑːɳa]	child Example
498	gutter /ˈɡʉtər/	a boy Example
499	jobbe /ˈjɔbə/	to work Example
500	handler /ˈhɑndlər/	to act Example
501	mest /ˈmɛst/	most; used in construction of superlative of long/foreign… Example
502	spille /spil.le/	to play Example
503	selvfølgelig /sɛlˈfœlːɡ(ə)liː/	of course, naturally Example
504	stort /ˈstuːʈ/	large, big, great Example
505	fram /frɑmː/	alternative form of frem Example
506	kaller /ˈkɑlər/	to call, name Example
507	ro /ruː/	to calm, to soothe Example
508	vennen /ˈvɛnn̩/	a friend Example
509	glem /ˈɡlɛm/	to forget Example
510	rommet /ˈrʊmə/	rum Example
511	kjøre /ˈçøːrə/	To drive Example
512	øynene /ˈœ͡ʏnn̩ə/	an eye Example
513	tusen /tʉːsn̩/	thousand; 1000 Example
514	vann /ʋanː/	only used in dann og vann Example
515	forsiktig /fɔˈʂɪktɪ/	carefully, cautiously Example
516	sjanse /ʂaŋsə/	a chance Example
517	skolen /ˈskuːln̩/	school Example
518	kjører /ˈçøːrər/	To drive Example
519	løp /ˈløːp/	to run Example
520	gal /ˈɡɑːl/	to make a sound characteristic of a rooster; to crow Example
521	lover /ˈloːvər/	law Example
522	gangen /ˈɡɑŋən/	hall, hallway Example
523	resten /ˈrɛstn̩/	remainder, rest Example
524	side /ˈsiːdə/	a page Example
525	pass /ˈpɑs/	to fit Example
526	fred /freːd/	peace Example
527	sønnen /ˈsœnn̩/	a son Example
528	lage /ˈlɑːɡə/	to make Example
529	plass /ˈplɑs/	room, space Example
530	familie /fɑˈmiːlɪə/	a family Example
531	sannheten /ˈsɑnˌheːtn̩/	truth Example
532	ekte /ˈɛktə/	true, genuine, real Example
533	kjent /ˈçɛnːt/	to know Example
534	fri /fɾiː/	free, not imprisoned or enslaved Example
535	uke /ˈʉːkə/	a week Example
536	foran /ˈfɔɾɑn/	ahead, in front Example
537	våpen /ˈʋoːpən/	a weapon; arms Example
538	fast /ˈfɑst/	solid, steady, firm, fixed, permanent Example
539	an /ɑːn/	on Example
540	lite /ˈliːtə/	little Example
541	broren /ˈbruːn̩/	a brother Example
542	måneder /ˈmoːnədər/	month Example
543	landet /ˈlɑnə/	country Example
544	snakk /ˈsnɑk/	to speak Example
545	s /s/	The consonant sound represented by the letter s Example
546	hvert /ʋæʈ/	each Example
547	driver /ˈdriːvər/	to move; turn Example
548	tur /ˈtʰʉːɾ/	a walk Example
549	tidligere /ˈtiːdlɪərə/	early Example
550	kvinner /ˈkvɪnər/	a woman Example
551	ønske /ˈœnskə/	a wish Example
552	prøv /ˈprøːv/	to try Example
553	bil /biːl/	a car, automobile Example
554	valg /ˈvɑlɡ/	election Example
555	legge /ˈlêɡːe/	to lay, put, place Example
556	bror /bruːr/	a brother Example
557	føles /ˈføːləs/	to feel, be felt Example
558	vondt [ʋʊnt]	difficult, hard Example
559	straks /ˈstrɑks/	immediately; right away Example
560	kjøpe /ˈçøːpə/	to buy, to purchase Example
561	gitt /ˈjɪt/	to give Example
562	stund /ˈstʉn/	a while Example
563	laget /ˈlɑːɡət/	to make Example
564	rom /ˈrʊm/	rum Example
565	tidlig /ˈtiːdlɪ/	early Example
566	begynne /bəˈjʏnə/	to begin, start Example
567	idé /ɪˈdeː/	idea, theory Example
568	fly /flyː/	plane, aeroplane, airplane, aircraft Example
569	mente /ˈmɛntə/	to mean Example
570	telefonen /tələˈfuːnn̩/	a telephone or phone Example
571	time /ˈtiːmə/	an hour Example
572	tide /tiːd/	time Example
573	passer /ˈpɑsər/	to fit Example
574	hendene /ˈhɛnn̩nə/	a hand Example
575	blod /bluː/	blood Example
576	vis /ˈviːs/	to show Example
577	perfekt /pərˈfɛkt/	perfect Example
578	kjente /ˈçɛntə/	well-known Example
579	sint /ˈsɪnt/	angry, cross, mad Example
580	lære /læː.rɛ/	education Example
581	rart /ˈrɑːʈ/	strange Example
582	verre [ˈʋɛ̝̂ɾ.ɾɛ̝]	bad Example
583	dritt /ˈdrɪt/	excrement Example
584	sove /²soːvə/	to sleep Example
585	betale /bəˈtɑːlə/	to pay Example
586	svar /ˈsvɑːr/	to reply, answer Example
587	svært /ˈsvæːʈ/	very Example
588	gift /ˈjɪft/	to marry or wed Example
589	gjelder /ˈjɛlər/	to apply, be applicable to Example
590	ventet /ˈvɛntət/	to stay put, to wait, to delay Example
591	sendte /ˈsɛntə/	to send Example
592	finn /ˈfɪn/	to find Example
593	lager /lɑːɡər/	to make Example
594	altså /ˈɑltsɔ/	so, accordingly Example
595	fengsel /ˈfɛŋsəl/	a prison Example
596	sist /ˈsɪst/	last, lastly Example
597	unge /ˈʊŋə/	young Example
598	likevel /ˈliːkəˌvɛl/	nevertheless, nonetheless Example
599	ille [ˈɪ̂l̺.l̺ɛ̝]	badly Example
600	uker /ˈʉːkər/	a week Example
601	fortsett /ˈfɔʈˌʂɛt/	to continue Example
602	viser /ˈviːsər/	lyrical or epic poem with plain content and plain melody Example
603	stoppe /ˈstɔpə/	to stop Example
604	klarte /ˈklɑːʈə/	to clear Example
605	hånd /hɔn/	a hand Example
606	forteller /fɔˈʈɛlər/	to recount, as a story Example
607	kjærlighet /ˈçæːɾlɪˌheːt/	love Example
608	aner /ˈɑːnər/	guess, sense Example
609	slutte /ˈslʉtː.ə/	to stop, cease, quit; to no longer continue an activity,… Example
610	lov /loːʋ/	to praise Example
611	nær /ˈnæːr/	close Example
612	morsomt /ˈmʊʂɔmt/	funny Example
613	elsket /ˈɛlskət/	to love Example
614	sender /ˈsɛnər/	to send Example
615	hardt /ˈhɑʈ/	hard, stern, severe, hardy Example
616	lykke /lyke/	happiness Example
617	sitte /ˈsɪtə/	to sit Example
618	middag /¹mɪdːaɡ/	noon, midday; the middle of the day, especially around… Example
619	historie /hɪˈstuːrɪə/	history Example
620	skrive /ˈskriːvə/	to write Example
621	beskytte /bəˈʃʏtə/	to protect Example
622	lyst /ˈlyːst/	light Example
623	dum /ˈdʊm/	foolish Example
624	fare /ˈfɑːrə/	danger Example
625	spiser /ˈspiːsəɾ/	to eat Example
626	sak /ˈsɑːk/	a legal dispute, litigation Example
627	forstå [fɔ̞ˈʂʈo̞ː]	to understand Example
628	reise /ˈræ͡ɪsə/	journey Example
629	slo /ˈʃluː/	to beat, punch, hit, strike Example
630	leter /ˈleːtər/	to look Example
631	sex /seks/	sexual attractiveness or appeal; sex appeal Example
632	måten /ˈmoːtn̩/	manner, way Example
633	likte /ˈlɪktə/	to like Example
634	millioner /mɪlɪˈuːnər/	a million Example
635	damer /ˈdɑːmər/	a lady, woman Example
636	jenter /ˈjɛntər/	girl; young woman Example
637	kjør /ˈçøːr/	To drive Example
638	fall /ˈfɑl/	to fall Example
639	spurte /ˈspʉːʈə/	to ask, inquire Example
640	fortalt /fɔˈʈɑːlt/	to recount, as a story Example
641	synd /ˈsʏn/	a sin Example
642	skikkelig /ˈʃɪkəlɪ/	decently, respectably Example
643	frem /ˈfrɛm/	forward Example
644	reddet /ˈrɛdət/	to rescue, save Example
645	idiot /ɪdɪˈuːt/	an idiot, imbecile, fool Example
646	brukte /ˈbrʉktə/	to use Example
647	herrer /ˈhærər/	gentleman, man Example
648	trengte /ˈtrɛŋtə/	to press Example
649	små /ˈsmoː/	small, little Example
650	følge /ˈfølɡe/	to follow Example
651	følger /ˈfœlɡər/	consequence, result Example
652	kaffe /kɑfːə/	coffee Example
653	sende /ˈsɛnə/	to send Example
654	pris /ˈpriːs/	price Example
655	problemet /prʊˈbleːmə/	problem Example
656	vakker [¹ʋɑkːəɾ]	beautiful Example
657	foregår /ˈfoːrəˌɡoːr/	to go on, happen, take place Example
658	syk /ˈsyːk/	sick, ill Example
659	skyte /ˈʃyːtə/	to shoot Example
660	barnet [ˈbɑɳə]	child Example
661	prate /prɑːtɛ/	to chat Example
662	ærlig /ˈæːɭɪ/	honest Example
663	farlig /ˈfɑːɭɪ/	dangerous, perilous Example
664	bruk /ˈbrʉːk/	to use Example
665	lot /ˈluːt/	to let Example
666	bo /ˈbuː/	a need Example
667	drikke /ˈdrɪkə/	drink Example
668	svarte /ˈsvɑʈə/	black Example
669	gratulerer /ɡrɑtʉˈleːrər/	congrats!, congratulations! Example
670	land /lɑnː/	country Example
671	større /ˈstœrə/	large, big, great Example
672	flink /ˈflɪŋk/	clever, proficient, competent, good Example
673	gifte /ˈjɪftə/	married Example
674	rette /ˈrɛtə/	right Example
675	legger /ˈlɛɡər/	lower leg from the knee to the ankle, including the calf… Example
676	fortsette /ˈfɔʈˌʂɛtə/	to continue Example
677	avtale /ˈɑːvˌtɑːlə/	agreement, contract, appointment Example
678	nummer /nʉ.mər/	a number Example
679	slipper /ˈʃlɪpər/	to escape, be let off, to avoid, to not have to do Example
680	datteren /ˈdɑtəɳ/	daughter Example
681	kvelden /ˈkvɛln̩/	evening Example
682	lese /ˈleːsə/	to read Example
683	henter /ˈhɛntər/	to fetch, get, collect Example
684	døra /ˈdøːrɑ/	a door Example
685	lurer /ˈlʉːrər/	to deceive, trick Example
686	slår /ˈʃloːr/	to beat, punch, hit, strike Example
687	gøy /ˈɡœ͡ʏ/	fun Example
688	bekymret /bəˈçʏmrət/	to worry Example
689	ofte /ɔftə/	frequently Example
690	herre /ˈhêɾe/	gentleman, man Example
691	endelig /ˈɛndəlɪ/	finally, eventually Example
692	ansiktet /ɑnsɪktə/	face Example
693	masse /ˈmɑsə/	a mass Example
694	åtte /ˈɔtə/	eight Example
695	hjertet /ˈjæʈət/	heart Example
696	foreldrene /fɔˈrɛldrənə/	a parent Example
697	døren /ˈdøːɳ̩/	a door Example
698	kun /ˈkʉn/	only, merely Example
699	sto /ˈstuː/	to stand Example
700	betaler /bəˈtɑːlər/	to pay Example
701	ung /ʊŋː/	young Example
702	skjøt /ˈʃøːt/	to shoot Example
703	datter /²dɑtːəɾ/	daughter Example
704	egne /ˈæ͡ɪnə/	peculiar, odd Example
705	skade /ˈskɑːdə/	damage Example
706	absolutt /absʊˈlʉt/	absolutely, finally, unconditionally, definitely Example
707	traff /ˈtrɑf/	to hit, strike Example
708	enkelt /ˈɛŋkəlt/	easy Example
709	hent /ˈhɛnt/	to fetch, get, collect Example
710	klokka /ˈklɔkɑ/	o'clock Example
711	slippe /ˈʃlɪpə/	to escape, be let off, to avoid, to not have to do Example
712	forklare /fɔrˈklɑːrə/	to explain Example
713	stole /ˈstuːlə/	to trust Example
714	skutt /ˈskʉt/	to shoot Example
715	venstre /ˈvɛnstrə/	left Example
716	råd /ˈroːd/	advice Example
717	kontakt /kʊnˈtɑkt/	to contact Example
718	krig /kɾiːɡ/	war Example
719	annerledes /ˈɑnəˌɭeːdəs/	different Example
720	verdt /ˈvæʈ/	worth Example
721	skrev /ˈskreːv/	to write Example
722	krigen /ˈkriːɡən/	war Example
723	eget /ˈeːɡət/	own Example
724	stikke /ˈstɪkə/	to stick, prick, stab, pierce, cut, thrust, put, jut, bite,… Example
725	antar /ˈɑnˌtɑːr/	to assume, presume Example
726	ben /ˈbɛn/	a leg Example
727	vant /ˈvɑnt/	to win Example
728	ønsket /ˈœnskə/	a wish Example
729	stikker /ˈstɪkər/	to stick, prick, stab, pierce, cut, thrust, put, jut, bite,… Example
730	hvite [ˈʋîː.tɛ̝]	white Example
731	høyre /ˈhœ͡ʏrə/	right Example
732	historien /hɪˈstuːrɪən/	history Example
733	beskjed /bəˈʃeː/	message Example
734	husk /ˈhʉsk/	to remember Example
735	tjeneste /ˈtjeːnəstə/	service Example
736	føle /ˈføːlə/	to feel Example
737	lå /ˈloː/	to lie Example
738	høyt /ˈhœ͡ʏt/	highly, very much Example
739	største /ˈstœʂʈə/	large, big, great Example
740	kort /kɔʈ/	short Example
741	kastet /ˈkɑstə/	throw Example
742	slåss /ˈʃlɔs/	to fight Example
743	vinner /ˈvɪnər/	to win Example
744	sjefen /ˈʃeːfən/	chief, boss, head Example
745	natten /ˈnɑtn̩/	night Example
746	skadet /ˈskɑːdət/	to damage Example
747	skyt /ˈʃyːt/	to shoot Example
748	rør /ˈrøːr/	to stir; agitate by passing something through it Example
749	spill /spɪl/	to play Example
750	sjef /ʂeːf/	chief, boss, head Example
751	født /ˈfœt/	born Example
752	særlig /ˈsæːɭɪ/	especially Example
753	kontoret /kʊnˈtuːrə/	an office Example
754	sjekke /ˈʃɛkə/	to check Example
755	huske /ˈhʉskə/	swing Example
756	glemte /ˈɡlɛmtə/	to forget Example
757	umulig /ʉˈmʉːlɪ/	impossible Example
758	dessverre /dəˈsværə/	unfortunately, to regret Example
759	spesielt /spəsɪˈɛlt/	especially Example
760	person /pær.suːn/	a person Example
761	doktor /ˈdɔktʊr/	doctor Example
762	bevis /bəˈviːs/	to prove Example
763	sendt /ˈsɛnt/	to send Example
764	falt /ˈfɑlt/	to fall Example
765	flytte /ˈflʏtə/	to move Example
766	mister /ˈmɪstər/	to lose to cease to be in one's possession or capability Example
767	drittsekk /ˈdrɪtˌsɛk/	bastard, wanker. Literally a "shitbag" Example
768	plan /ˈplɑːn/	a plan Example
769	by /byː/	town, city Example
770	forhold /ˈfɔrˌhɔl/	relation Example
771	vennene /ˈvɛnn̩ə/	a friend Example
772	farvel /fɑrˈvɛl/	goodbye, or more formally, farewell Example
773	klokken /ˈklɔkən/	o'clock Example
774	kult /kʉlt/	fun, amusing or interesting; cool, nice or appealing Example
775	steder /ˈsteːdər/	a place Example
776	opptatt /ˈɔpˌtɑt/	busy Example
777	noensinne /ˈnuːənˌsɪnə/	ever, at any time Example
778	stoler /ˈstuːlər/	a chair Example
779	sover /ˈsoːvər/	to sleep Example
780	stolt /ˈstɔlt/	to trust Example
781	skyter /ˈʃyːtər/	to shoot Example
782	raskt /ˈrɑskt/	fast, quick, rapid Example
783	sjekk /ʂɛk/	to check Example
784	vanlig /ˈʋɑ̂nlɪ/	common, usual, typical Example
785	svart /sʋɑʈ/	to reply, answer Example
786	skynd /ˈʃʏn/	to hurry Example
787	vinne /ˈvɪnə/	to win Example
788	rolle /ˈrɔlə/	a role Example
789	vannet /²ʋanːət/	water; the chemical compound H₂O, especially as a clear,… Example
790	ødelegge /ˈøːdəˌlɛɡə/	to destroy, lay waste to Example
791	vare /ˈvɑːrə/	an article or item Example
792	dame /ˈdɑːmə/	a lady, woman Example
793	overalt /ɔvəˈrɑlt/	everywhere Example
794	søster /ˈsœstər/	sister Example
795	smart /ˈsmɑːʈ/	clever Example
796	kjørte /ˈçøːʈə/	To drive Example
797	skylder /ˈʃʏlər/	to owe Example
798	skriver /ˈskriːvər/	to write Example
799	passe /ˈpɑsə/	to fit Example
800	alvorlig /ɑlˈvoːɭɪ/	seriously Example
801	skatt /ˈskɑt/	tax Example
802	president /prəsɪˈdɛnt/	a president Example
803	lykkelig /ˈlʏkəlɪ/	happy Example
804	menneske /ˈmɛnː(ə)skə/	a human or human being; man Example
805	ødelagt /ˈøːdəˌlɑkt/	to destroy, lay waste to Example
806	planen /ˈplɑːnn̩/	a plan Example
807	kjæresten /ˈçæːrəstn̩/	a romantic partner, boyfriend, girlfriend Example
808	sekunder /səˈkʉnər/	a second Example
809	stikk /ˈstɪk/	to stick, prick, stab, pierce, cut, thrust, put, jut, bite,… Example
810	hånden /ˈhɔnn̩/	a hand Example
811	bilde /ˈbɪldə/	picture, image Example
812	ordne /ˈɔrdnə/	to arrange, fix, take care of Example
813	leder [ˈlêːdə̌ɾ]	to lead Example
814	kjøpte /ˈçœptə/	to buy, to purchase Example
815	døden /ˈdøːdn̩/	death Example
816	fest /ˈfɛst/	celebration, party Example
817	tv /ˈteːˌveː/	television Example
818	forstått /fɔʂˈʈɔt/	to understand Example
819	forlate /fɔˈɭɑːtə/	to leave, depart, abandon Example
820	selge /ˈsɛlːə/	to sell Example
821	skål /skoːl/	cheers! Example
822	brukt /ˈbrʉkt/	to use Example
823	arbeid /ˈɑrˌbæ͡ɪd/	to work Example
824	iblant /ɪˈblɑnt/	at times, occasionally, sometimes Example
825	ordre /ˈɔrdrə/	an order Example
826	minste /ˈmɪstə/	small, little Example
827	sterk /ˈstærk/	strong Example
828	kamp /ˈkɑmp/	a fight Example
829	prøvd /ˈprœvd/	to try Example
830	satte /²ˈsatː.ə/	to seat someone; to cause someone to assume a sitting… Example
831	fortsetter /ˈfɔʈˌʂɛtər/	to continue Example
832	miste [mɪstə]	to lose to cease to be in one's possession or capability Example
833	lurte /ˈlʉːʈə/	to deceive, trick Example
834	dyr /dʏːr/	an animal Example
835	bord /buːɽ/	table Example
836	onkel /ˈʊŋkəl/	an uncle Example
837	deler /ˈdeːlər/	part, portion, share Example
838	følg /ˈfœl/	to follow Example
839	søsteren /ˈsœstəɳ/	sister Example
840	savner /ˈsɑvnər/	to lack, be without, want Example
841	fortjener /fɔˈʈjeːnər/	to deserve Example
842	øl /œl/	beer Example
843	lik /ˈliːk/	to like Example
844	sju /ʃʉː/	seven Example
845	tingene /ˈtɪŋənə/	a thing Example
846	plutselig /ˈplʉtsəlɪ/	suddenly Example
847	hvilket /ˈvɪlkət/	which Example
848	sykehuset /ˈsyːkəˌhʉːsə/	a hospital Example
849	send /ˈsɛn/	to send Example
850	skipet /ˈʃiːpət/	ship Example
851	slikt /ˈʃlɪkt/	such Example
852	søt /ˈsøːt/	to sweeten Example
853	lyver /ˈlyːvər/	to lie Example
854	kvinnen /ˈkvɪnn̩/	a woman Example
855	møtt /ˈmœt/	to meet Example
856	glemt /ˈɡlɛmt/	to forget Example
857	kroppen /ˈkrɔpən/	a body Example
858	interessert /ɪntrəˈseːʈ/	to interest Example
859	harry /ˈhɑrɪ/	cheesy, shabby, kitschy, tacky Example
860	midt /ˈmɪt/	in the middle Example
861	ni /ni/	nine Example
862	ligge /²lɪɡːə/	to lie Example
863	sjansen [ˈʃɑnsn̩]	a chance Example
864	mennene /ˈmɛnːenə/	man Example
865	interessant /ɪntərəˈsɑnt/	interestingly Example
866	lærer /læːrər/	education Example
867	skaffe /ˈskɑfə/	to procure, to get Example
868	kontroll /kʊnˈtrɔl/	control Example
869	stjal /ˈstjɑːl/	to steal Example
870	savnet /ˈsɑvnət/	to lack, be without, want Example
871	forelsket /fɔˈrɛlskət/	in love Example
872	merkelig /ˈmærkəlɪ/	remarkable, notable Example
873	enig /ˈeːnɪ/	agreed, in agreement Example
874	lege /leː.ɡɛ/	a doctor Example
875	fungerer /fʉŋˈɡeːrər/	to work, function Example
876	general /ɡənəˈrɑːl/	a general Example
877	baby /ˈbæ͡ɪbʏ/	a baby Example
878	forbi /fɔrˈbiː/	past Example
879	sulten /ˈsʉltn̩/	hungry Example
880	glemme /ˈɡlɛmə/	gå i glemme Example
881	lys /lyːs/	light Example
882	lukk /ˈlʉk/	to close Example
883	kalle /ˈkɑlə/	to call, name Example
884	flyet /ˈflyːə/	plane, aeroplane, airplane, aircraft Example
885	flyttet /ˈflʏtət/	to move Example
886	pent /ˈpeːnt/	nice Example
887	verste [ˈʋɛ̝̂ʂː.ʈɛ̝]	bad Example
888	lærte /ˈlæːʈə/	to teach Example
889	hender /ˈhɛnər/	indefinite plural of hånd /hand Example
890	sluttet /ˈslʉtː.ət/	to stop, cease, quit; to no longer continue an activity,… Example
891	ære /ˈæːrə/	honour or honor Example
892	innen /ˈɪnn̩/	within Example
893	kutt /ˈkʉt/	to cut Example
894	øyne /ˈœ͡ʏnə/	an eye Example
895	ryggen /ˈrʏɡən/	back Example
896	fleste /ˈfleːstə/	many Example
897	agent /ɑˈɡɛnt/	an agent Example
898	hjalp /ˈjɑlp/	to help; to assist; to aid Example
899	eier /ˈæ͡ɪər/	an owner Example
900	personlig /pəˈʂuːnlɪ/	personal Example
901	nyheter /ˈnyːˌheːtər/	news Example
902	elske /²ɛlskɛ/	to love Example
903	kaste /ˈkɑstə/	caste Example
904	snu /ˈsnʉː/	to turn Example
905	dumt /ˈdʊmt/	foolish Example
906	hjerte /²jɛɾtɛ/	heart Example
907	sprø /ˈsprøː/	brittle Example
908	blant /blɑnt/	among, amongst Example
909	følte /ˈføːltə/	to feel Example
910	nydelig /ˈnyːdəlɪ/	pretty, attractive, lovely, beautiful Example
911	øye /ˈœ̂ʏ̯ə/	an eye Example
912	arbeidet /ˈɑrˌbæ͡ɪdə/	work Example
913	fanget /ˈfɑŋət/	to catch, to capture Example
914	meter /ˈmeːtər/	a metre, or meter Example
915	unnskyldning /ˈʉnˌʃʏlnɪŋ/	an apology Example
916	angrep /ˈɑŋˌɡreːp/	to attack Example
917	morges /ˈmɔrəs/	morning Example
918	mening /ˈmeːnɪŋ/	an opinion Example
919	løs /ˈløːs/	to solve Example
920	jentene [ˈjɛnʔn̩ə]	girl; young woman Example
921	lagt /ˈlɑkt/	to lay, put, place Example
922	drikker /ˈdɾikːə/	a drink Example
923	dumme /ˈdʊmə/	foolish Example
924	bilder /bɪldər/	picture, image Example
925	forrige /ˈfɔrɪə/	foregoing Example
926	trekk /ˈtrɛk/	to pull Example
927	etterpå /ˈɛtərˌpoː/	after, afterwards Example
928	informasjon /ɪnfɔrmɑˈʃuːn/	information Example
929	advokat /ɑdvʊˈkɑːt/	a lawyer Example
930	tilgi /ˈtɪlˌjiː/	to forgive Example
931	pleide /ˈplæ͡ɪdə/	to nurse, care for, look after, take care of Example
932	bildet /bɪldə/	picture, image Example
933	folkens /ˈfɔlkəns/	people, folks, guys Example
934	slutter /ˈslʉtː.ər/	an end, ending, termination, conclusion; the point at which… Example
935	sov /ˈsoːv/	to sleep Example
936	både /ˈboːdə/	both Example
937	jorden /ˈjuːrən/	earth, soil, ground Example
938	slike /ˈʃliːkə/	such Example
939	kjempe /çɛmpə/	a giant, titan Example
940	levende /ˈleːvənə/	to live Example
941	lukter /ˈlʊktər/	smell, odour, odor, scent Example
942	maten /ˈmɑːtn̩/	food Example
943	trygg /ˈtrʏɡ/	safe, secure, reliable Example
944	film /ˈfɪlm/	a film Example
945	betalt /bəˈtɑːlt/	to pay Example
946	kongen /ˈkɔŋən/	a male monarch Example
947	ordner /ˈɔrdnər/	to arrange, fix, take care of Example
948	ferdige /ˈfærdɪə/	finished Example
949	høy /ˈhœ͡ʏ/	high, tall Example
950	møtes /ˈmøːtəs/	to meet, converge Example
951	selger /sɛlːər/	to sell Example
952	virket /ˈvɪrkət/	business; work Example
953	het /ˈheːt/	hot Example
954	området /ˈɔmˌroːdə/	an area Example
955	presidenten /prəsɪˈdɛntn̩/	a president Example
956	fine /ˈfiːnə/	fine Example
957	kaster /ˈkɑstər/	caste Example
958	fru /ˈfrʉ/	Mrs even with her full name Example
959	viste /ˈvɪstə/	to show Example
960	støtte /ˈstœtə/	support Example
961	syntes /ˈsyːntəs/	to appear, seem Example
962	drep /ˈdreːp/	To kill, to murder Example
963	ræva /ˈrɛvɑ/	substandard, lousy, bad Example
964	forsvant /fɔˈʂvɑnt/	to disappear, to vanish Example
965	skrevet /ˈskreːvə/	crotch, groin Example
966	talt /ˈtɑlt/	to make a speech Example
967	tredje /ˈtræ͡ɪə/	third Example
968	telefon /tələˈfuːn/	a telephone or phone Example
969	lag /lɑːɡ/	to make Example
970	lyset /ˈlyːsə/	light Example
971	reiser /ˈræ͡ɪsər/	journey Example
972	hund /hʉnː/	dog; hound Example
973	slått /slot/	to beat, punch, hit, strike Example
974	sjekket /ˈʃɛkət/	to check Example
975	velge /ˈvɛlɡə/	to choose Example
976	pen /ˈpeːn/	nice Example
977	stakkars /ˈstɑkɑʂ/	pitiful, poor Example
978	filmen /ˈfɪlmən/	a film Example
979	heldig /ˈhɛldɪ/	lucky, fortunate Example
980	kjøper /ˈçøːpər/	to buy, to purchase Example
981	moro /ˈmʊrʊ/	amusement, fun Example
982	håret /ˈhoːrət/	hair Example
983	kampen /ˈkɑmpən/	a fight Example
984	løy /ˈlœ͡ʏ/	to lie Example
985	kjæreste /ˈçæːrəstə/	a romantic partner, boyfriend, girlfriend Example
986	festen /ˈfɛstn̩/	celebration, party Example
987	enten /ˈɛntn̩/	either Example
988	valgte /ˈvɑlktə/	to choose Example
989	møtte /ˈmœtə/	to meet Example
990	munnen /ˈmʉnn̩/	mouth Example
991	nærmere /ˈnærmərə/	close Example
992	måned / ˈmoːnə(d)/	month Example
993	ordentlig /ˈor.dɛnt.lɪ/	orderly, neat, tidy Example
994	liksom /ˈlɪksʊm/	make believe Example
995	forandret /fɔˈrɑndrət/	to change, alter Example
996	respekt /rəˈspɛkt/	respect Example
997	spor /ˈspuːr/	to trace, track Example
998	kalte /ˈkɑltə/	to call, name Example
999	forlot /fɔˈɭuːt/	to leave, depart, abandon Example
1,000	takke /ˈtɑkə/	to thank Example

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