No. 908 in Norwegian
målet
"målet" = "the goal" or "the target"
In a sentence
Jeg nådde målet mitt etter mye hardt arbeid.
I reached my goal after a lot of hard work.
Here, 'målet' is used to mean 'the goal' or 'the target', referring to a personal or project objective the speaker aimed to achieve.
Keeperen reddet målet fra å bli skåret.
The goalkeeper saved the goal from being scored.
In this context, 'målet' refers to 'the goal' in a sports setting, specifically the net or area where scores are made.
Målet med denne leksjonen er å lære norsk grammatikk.
The aim of this lesson is to learn Norwegian grammar.
Here, 'målet' describes 'the aim' or the intended purpose of an activity.
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