No. 475 in Norwegian
kommet
"Kommet" means "come" (past participle of "to come").
In a sentence
Jeg har kommet hjem nå.
I have come home now.
This instance uses 'kommet' as the past participle of the verb 'komme' (to come), combined with 'har' (has) to form the present perfect tense, indicating an action completed in the present.
Hun er kommet frem til byen.
She has arrived in the city.
Here, 'kommet' is used together with 'er' (is) in a construction that is synonymous with the present perfect tense, but is more commonly used in certain dialects or formal contexts in Norwegian.
De har kommet til enighet om avtalen.
They have reached an agreement on the deal.
In this sentence, 'kommet' is part of an idiomatic expression 'kommet til enighet' meaning 'come to an agreement', reflecting a figurative use of the verb in Norwegian.
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