No. 605 in Norwegian
stjålet
"Stjålet" means "stolen" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg har stjålet en bok.
I have stolen a book.
Here, 'stjålet' is the past participle of the verb 'stjele,' used in the present perfect tense.
Han sa at perlene hans var stjålet.
He said that his pearls were stolen.
In this example, 'stjålet' serves as a predicate adjective, describing the state of the pearls.
De oppdaget at skatten var blitt stjålet.
They discovered that the treasure had been stolen.
Here, 'stjålet' is used in a passive voice construction, indicating that the treasure underwent the action of being stolen.
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