Questions & Answers about Stoffet er grått.
It marks the noun as definite singular for a neuter noun.
- stoff = the basic dictionary form
- stoffet = the
- noun
So Norwegian often expresses the by adding an ending to the noun, instead of using a separate word before it.
Yes. Stoff is neuter.
That matters because neuter nouns typically use:
- et in the indefinite singular: et stoff
- -et in the definite singular: stoffet
It also affects adjective agreement, which is why you get grått here.