No. 604 in Norwegian
soldat
"Soldat" in Norwegian means "soldier" in English.
In a sentence
Soldaten marsjerte alene langs stien.
The soldier marched alone along the path.
Here, 'soldat' is the subject of the sentence, referring to a person serving in the military.
Min farfar var en modig soldat under krigen.
My grandfather was a brave soldier during the war.
In this sentence, 'soldat' is used to describe someone's role in history, emphasizing their bravery.
De fremmede soldatene invaderte landsbyen om natten.
The foreign soldiers invaded the village at night.
In this example, 'soldat' is pluralized as 'soldatene' to refer to a group of soldiers participating in an action.
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