No. 87 in Norwegian
israel
"Israel" in Norwegian refers to the country Israel.
In a sentence
Israel er kjent for sin rike historie.
Israel is known for its rich history.
In this sentence, 'Israel' is used as a proper noun to refer to the country in the Middle East.
Han studerte religionene i Israel.
He studied the religions in Israel.
Here, 'Israel' again refers to the country, with a focus on its religious diversity.
Den israelske kulturen fascinerte ham.
The Israeli culture fascinated him.
In this example, the derived adjective 'israelske' is used to describe something pertaining to Israel, demonstrating the adjective form of the word.
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