Questions & Answers about Hagehansken er våt.
Because Norwegian usually writes compound nouns as a single word.
- hage = garden
- hanske = glove
Together, hagehanske means garden glove or more naturally gardening glove.
Then Norwegian adds the definite ending to the whole compound:
- en hagehanske = a gardening glove
- hagehansken = the gardening glove
In Norwegian, the definite article is often attached to the end of the noun instead of being a separate word.
So:
- en hanske = a glove
- hansken = the glove
And with the compound:
- en hagehanske = a gardening glove
- hagehansken = the gardening glove
So -en is doing the job that the does in English.
The basic form is en hagehanske.
Here are the most useful forms:
- en hagehanske = a gardening glove
- hagehansken = the gardening glove
- hagehansker = gardening gloves
- hagehanskene = the gardening gloves
So if you look the word up, you would usually look for hagehanske.