Adjectival Agreement in Norwegian grammar refers to how adjectives must agree with the noun they’re describing. This means that they must match the gender (feminine, masculine, or neuter), number (singular or plural), and definiteness (definite or indefinite) of the noun. The endings of the adjectives change mainly based on the gender of the noun. Understanding and applying this agreement correctly is an essential part of mastering Norwegian language and its grammatical structures.
1. Det er *kaldt* vind her. (cold)
2. Jeg har en *stor* bil. (big)
3. Huset hans er *gammelt*. (old)
4. Dette er en *ny* bok. (new)
5. Jeg bor i et *liten* hus. (small)
6. Hun har en *pen* hund. (beautiful)
7. Dette er et *dyrt* måltid. (expensive)
8. Han har en *feit* katt. (fat)
9. Dette er en *interessant* film. (interesting)
10. Hun har en *svart* jakke. (black)
11. Det er en *kort* vei. (short)
12. Jeg bor i et *stort* by. (big)
13. Hun har en *lang* kjole. (long)
14. Han har *gammel* sykkel. (old)
15. Det er et *kult* sted. (cool)
1. Dette er *den kaldt* vind. (the cold)
2. Han har *det stor* bord. (the big)
3. Jeg bor i *den gammel* hus. (the old)
4. Jeg har *den ny* bil. (the new)
5. Hun har *det pen* eple. (the beautiful)
6. Han har *det dyrt* måltid. (the expensive)
7. Dette er *den feit* hund. (the fat)
8. Hun har *det interessant* film. (the interesting)
9. Jeg har *den svart* bok. (the black)
10. Dette er *det kort* brev. (the short)
11. Han har *den stor* by. (the big)
12. Hun har *den lang* kjole. (the long)
13. Jeg har *det gammel* instrument. (the old)
14. Dette er *den kult* restaurant. (the cool)
15. Hun har *det vakker* bilde. (the beautiful)
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