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Norwegian frequency list

No. 425 in Norwegian

målt

The Norwegian word "målt" means "measured" in English.

In a sentence

  • Jeg har målt temperaturen i rommet.

    I have measured the temperature in the room.

    Here 'målt' is the past participle of the verb 'måle', used to express the action of measuring something.

  • Du har målt deg med de beste i konkurransen.

    You have compared yourself with the best in the competition.

    In this context, 'målt' indicates comparing oneself to a standard or others as a figurative measurement.

  • Resultatet kan ikke målt i penger.

    The result cannot be measured in terms of money.

    Here, 'målt' is used in the context of valuing or assessing something in an abstract sense.

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