Breakdown of Eleven gjør lekser på hjemmekontoret.
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In Norwegian:
- eleven (with a lowercase e) = the pupil / the student (definite form of elev)
- elleve = eleven (the number 11)
So in this sentence, Eleven (capitalized only because it starts the sentence) means “the pupil / the student”, not the number.
They are different forms of the same noun:
- en elev = a pupil / a student (indefinite singular)
- eleven = the pupil / the student (definite singular)
- elever = pupils / students (indefinite plural)
- elevene = the pupils / the students (definite plural)
So Eleven gjør lekser… = “The student does homework…”
Mainly a school pupil (primary, lower secondary, upper secondary).
For university, Norwegians usually say:
- en student = a (university/college) student
So eleven most naturally suggests a child or teenager in school, not a university student.