No. 691 in Norwegian
paul
"Paul" is not a Norwegian word; it is a common name.
In a sentence
Paul har en katt som heter Luna.
Paul has a cat named Luna.
Mentioning 'Paul', a proper noun, as the subject and owner of the cat.
Vi snakket med Paul i går.
We spoke with Paul yesterday.
Using 'Paul' as a direct object of the verb 'spoke', indicating whom the interaction was with.
Denne boken tilhører Paul.
This book belongs to Paul.
Using 'Paul' as a possessive entity to describe the ownership of the book.
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