No. 188 in Norwegian
vunnet
"Vunnet" means "won" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg har vunnet en premie.
I have won a prize.
Here, 'vunnet' is used as the past participle of 'vinne', describing a completed action of winning.
Det føles som om livet er vunnet.
It feels as if life is won.
In this example, 'vunnet' represents a metaphorical or figurative sense of achieving success or triumph.
Vi har vunnet kampen mot urettferdighet.
We have won the battle against injustice.
'Vunnet' in this sentence illustrates again the past participle of 'vinne', emphasizing a significant success in a struggle or effort.
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