No. 270 in Norwegian
finland
"Finland" in Norwegian is a proper noun referring to the country Finland.
In a sentence
Jeg har alltid ønsket å reise til Finland.
I have always wanted to travel to Finland.
'Finland' here is the name of a country, used as the object of the preposition 'til' (to), indicating a destination.
Finlands natur er kjent for sine vakre innsjøer og skoger.
Finland's nature is known for its beautiful lakes and forests.
'Finlands' denotes the possessive form, indicating that the nature being described belongs to Finland.
Vi smakte på en tradisjonell rett fra Finland i går kveld.
We tasted a traditional dish from Finland last night.
'Finland' indicates the origin of the traditional dish being described.
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