No. 979 in Norwegian
victor
The Norwegian word "victor" means "winner" or "conqueror" in English.
In a sentence
Victor vant konkurransen og følte seg svært stolt.
Victor won the competition and felt very proud.
Here, 'Victor' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Som krigen endte, ble det klart hvem som var victor.
As the war ended, it became clear who was the victor.
In this context, 'victor' is used as a noun, meaning 'someone who has won a contest or competition.'
Victor, selv om han hadde seiret, viste ydmykhet og respekt.
Victor, although he had triumphed, showed humility and respect.
Here, 'Victor' is again a proper noun related to a person's name.
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