Breakdown of Hendelsesforløpet står i rapporten.
Questions & Answers about Hendelsesforløpet står i rapporten.
Hendelsesforløpet is a compound noun. It is made up of:
- hendelse = event, incident
- forløp = course, progression, sequence
- -et = the definite ending for a neuter noun
So hendelsesforløpet means something like:
- the course of events
- the sequence of events
- the progression of the incident
The exact English wording depends on context.
Because Norwegian, like German, often forms compound nouns by writing them as a single word.
So instead of writing something like event course as two separate words, Norwegian combines them:
- hendelse
- forløp → hendelsesforløp
Notice that hendelse becomes hendelses- inside the compound. That -s- is a common linking sound in Norwegian compounds.
The ending -et shows that the noun is definite singular for a neuter noun.
The base form is:
- et hendelsesforløp = a sequence/course of events
The definite form is:
- hendelsesforløpet = the sequence/course of events
This is very common in Norwegian: instead of using a separate word for the, Norwegian often adds the definite ending to the noun itself.