Questions & Answers about Terningkastet er høyt.
Because terningkast is a neuter noun in Norwegian.
- Indefinite singular: et terningkast = a die roll / a rating
- Definite singular: terningkastet = the die roll / the rating
So the ending -et is the definite article built into the noun. Norwegian often puts the at the end of the word instead of using a separate word.
In Norwegian, definiteness is usually marked with an ending on the noun.
So instead of saying something like the terningkast, Norwegian says terningkastet.
That means:
- et terningkast = a rating
- terningkastet = the rating
So the sentence already includes the inside terningkastet.
Terningkast is a compound noun:
- terning = die
- kast = throw
Literally, it means dice throw or die roll.
But in Norwegian culture, terningkast is also the standard review score used in newspapers and media, usually from 1 to 6, as if the reviewer were giving the movie, book, or restaurant a number on a die.
So in this sentence, terningkastet means the review score.