No. 998 in Norwegian
døtre
"Døtre" means "daughters" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg har to døtre som elsker å lese bøker.
I have two daughters who love reading books.
Here, 'døtre' is used in the context of expressing the plural form of 'daughter' to indicate the speaker has more than one daughter.
Døtre spiller ofte en unik rolle i familien.
Daughters often play a unique role in the family.
Here, 'døtre' is used to refer to daughters in a general and plural sense, indicating a category or group.
Hun oppdrar sine døtre med stor omsorg og engasjement.
She raises her daughters with great care and dedication.
In this sentence, 'døtre' is used in a possessive context, indicating the daughters belonging to the subject of the sentence.
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