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robert
The Norwegian word "robert" does not have a distinct definition in Norwegian; it is typically a proper noun, used as a male given name (Robert).
In a sentence
Robert liker å lese bøker hver kveld.
Robert likes to read books every evening.
In this sentence, 'Robert' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Jeg håper du oppfører deg med robert og respekt.
I hope you behave with integrity and respect.
Here, 'robert' is employed as a rare figurative noun, suggesting integrity or properness, and is contextually understood rather than being a common usage.
Robert Frost var en berømt poet.
Robert Frost was a famous poet.
In this example, 'Robert' is again a proper noun, specifically the first name of the known poet Robert Frost.
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