No. 443 in Norwegian
gutt
Boy.
In a sentence
Guttens bok ligger på bordet.
The boy's book is on the table.
Possessive form: 'guttens' means 'the boy's' in English.
Han er en snill gutt.
He is a kind boy.
Noun as a predicate: 'gutt' refers to 'boy' indicating the subject's identity.
Vi så en gutt som lekte i parken.
We saw a boy playing in the park.
Subject of a relative clause: 'gutt' is the antecedent of the relative clause 'som lekte i parken' meaning 'who was playing in the park'.
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