No. 683 in Norwegian
elizabeth
"Elizabeth" is not a Norwegian word but a proper name used in Norway and other countries.
In a sentence
Elizabeth er en flott forfatter.
Elizabeth is a great author.
The word 'Elizabeth' is used as a proper noun to indicate a person's name and subject of the sentence.
Hennes navn, Elizabeth, er veldig populært.
Her name, Elizabeth, is very popular.
The word 'Elizabeth' is mentioned as part of identifying a person's name within a possessive construct.
Vet du om Elizabeth kommer i dag?
Do you know if Elizabeth is coming today?
The word 'Elizabeth' is used as a proper noun as part of a question about someone's attendance.
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