No. 160 in Norwegian
gjort
"Done" or "made" (past participle of "gjøre").
In a sentence
Jeg har gjort leksene mine.
I have done my homework.
Here, 'gjort' is the past participle of 'gjøre', used in the present perfect tense to indicate an action that has been completed.
Hva har du gjort i dag?
What have you done today?
In this question, 'gjort' functions similarly in the present perfect tense, asking about activities or actions completed recently.
Hun hadde allerede gjort maten klar.
She had already prepared the food.
In this sentence, 'gjort' is used with the past perfect tense to indicate an action that was completed by a specific point in the past.
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