No. 109 in Norwegian
der
"Der" in Norwegian means "there."
In a sentence
Jeg ser huset der solen skinner.
I see the house where the sun shines.
Here, 'der' is a relative pronoun connecting the main clause to the subordinate clause, referring to the location of the sun shining.
Der borte står bilen vår.
Over there stands our car.
In this sentence, 'der' is an adverb indicating location, meaning 'over there'.
Jeg husker den gangen vi møttes der.
I remember the time we met there.
Here, 'der' is used as an adverb referring to a previously mentioned or understood place.
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