No. 816 in Norwegian
saker
The Norwegian word "saker" means "things" or "matters" in English.
In a sentence
Han har mange viktige saker å ta seg av i dag.
He has many important matters to attend to today.
In this sentence, 'saker' refers to 'matters' or 'issues', indicating a variety of tasks or concerns that the individual has to deal with.
Hun er en av de modigste kvinnene i historien, en som saker for rettferdighet.
She is one of the bravest women in history, one who advocates for justice.
In this sentence, 'saker' derived from the verb 'sake', refers to the act of advocating or fighting for a cause, illustrating action.
Barna delte sine leker og andre små saker med hverandre.
The children shared their toys and other small items with each other.
In this sentence, 'saker' refers to 'things' or 'items', used in a more general and tangible sense, implying physical objects.
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