Questions & Answers about Møtet er avtalt.
Because Norwegian often puts the definite article on the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like the.
- et møte = a meeting
- møtet = the meeting
So the ending -et here marks the noun as definite.
Møte is a neuter noun in Norwegian.
Its basic forms are:
- et møte = a meeting
- møtet = the meeting
For many neuter nouns, the definite singular is made by adding -et. So:
- møte
- -et → møtet
Avtalt is the past participle of å avtale, which means to agree, to arrange, or to settle by agreement.
So avtalt can mean things like:
- agreed
- arranged
- settled
- sometimes fixed or set up, depending on context
In Møtet er avtalt, the idea is that the meeting has already been agreed on or arranged.