No. 792 in Norwegian
inngikk
"Inngikk" means "entered into" or "was part of" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
De inngikk en avtale om å jobbe sammen.
They entered into an agreement to work together.
Here, 'inngikk' is used in the context of making or forming an agreement or contract.
Dette inngikk som en del av planleggingen av prosjektet.
This was included as a part of the project's planning.
In this sentence, 'inngikk' is used to indicate inclusion as a part of a larger entity or concept.
I tiden han bodde i utlandet, inngikk han i flere interessante prosjekter.
During his time living abroad, he participated in several interesting projects.
Here, 'inngikk' indicates active participation or engagement in activities.
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