No. 290 in Norwegian
støre
The word "støre" does not have a meaning in Norwegian; it may be a misspelling or a proper noun, such as the surname of a Norwegian politician, Jonas Gahr Støre.
In a sentence
Vi vil større innsats i prosjektet for å oppnå bedre resultater.
We want greater effort in the project to achieve better results.
The word 'større' here is used as a comparative adjective to mean 'greater' or 'larger' in English, modifying the noun 'innsats' (effort).
Denne bygningen er større enn den forrige vi vurderte.
This building is larger than the previous one we considered.
In this context, 'større' functions as a comparative adjective describing the relative size of 'bygningen' (the building) compared to another building.
For å forstå problemet bedre, må vi se på det i et større perspektiv.
To better understand the issue, we need to look at it from a broader perspective.
The usage of 'større' here implies 'broader' when describing the perspective, indicating a wider or more comprehensive view.
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