No. 53 in Norwegian
tid
"Time."
In a sentence
Jeg har mye tid i dag.
I have plenty of time today.
Here, 'tid' refers to the concept of 'time' as an available resource.
Hva var tiden på løpet ditt?
What was the time for your race?
'Tid' refers to the measured duration of an event, specifically the elapsed time of a race.
Vi lever i en spennende tid.
We live in an exciting era.
'Tid' here signifies a historical or significant period, often referred to as 'era' or 'age' in English.
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