No. 361 in Norwegian
ute
"Ute" means "outside" in English.
In a sentence
Barnet leker ute i hagen.
The child is playing outside in the garden.
Here, 'ute' refers to being in an external or outdoor space, emphasizing location.
Lyset ute har blitt svakere.
The light outside has dimmed.
In this example, 'ute' points to an action or event happening in the outdoors as viewed from inside.
Jeg er ute etter en ny jobb.
I am looking for a new job.
Here, 'ute' is part of a phrase 'ute etter' which translates to 'in search of,' demonstrating an idiomatic use rather than a physical location.
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