Questions & Answers about Passformen er god.
Passform means fit, especially how a piece of clothing, shoes, or something wearable fits on the body.
So passformen er god means the fit is good.
It is most commonly used when talking about things like:
- clothes
- shoes
- helmets
- gloves
- other items where shape and comfort matter
The ending -en is the definite article attached to the noun.
So:
- en passform = a fit
- passformen = the fit
Norwegian often puts the at the end of the noun instead of using a separate word before it.
That is why passformen er god literally looks like fit-the is good, but in natural English it is the fit is good.
Passform is usually treated as a common gender noun in Bokmål, so you get:
- en passform
- passformen
This matters because adjectives used with it often match that gender.
In this sentence, the adjective is god, which is the form used with a singular common-gender noun in this kind of structure.