No. 532 in Norwegian
daniel
The word "Daniel" is a proper noun in Norwegian, typically used as a male given name.
In a sentence
Daniel går på skolen.
Daniel goes to school.
In this sentence, 'Daniel' is a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence, referring to a person's name.
Jeg så Daniel på kino.
I saw Daniel at the cinema.
Here, 'Daniel' is the direct object of the verb 'så' (saw), denoting the person being seen.
Er dette Daniels bok?
Is this Daniel's book?
In this case, 'Daniels' is the possessive form of the name 'Daniel', indicating ownership of the book.
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