No. 370 in Norwegian
forlot
"Forlot" means "left" or "abandoned."
In a sentence
Han forlot rommet i stillhet.
He left the room in silence.
The word 'forlot' functions as the past tense of the verb 'forlate', indicating the action of leaving a place.
De forlot festen før midnatt.
They left the party before midnight.
Here, 'forlot' is used to describe the past action of departing, emphasizing the timing of when they left.
Hun forlot byen for å starte et nytt liv.
She left the city to start a new life.
In this sentence, 'forlot' signifies leaving a location permanently or for an extended time, indicating a transition in life circumstances.
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