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In the last post, we began to learn about nouns in norwegian part 1. We learnt some of the Hankjønn (Male Gender) nouns. Remember that you need to learn the gender of a noun along with the noun because the rules of Norwegian grammar are different for each of the genders. So while learning a noun, remember the article associated with it. The article used to identify the female gender noun, Hunkjønn is ei.
Below are lots of Hunkjønn words that you can learn and add to your vocabulary.
| Norwegian | English |
| ei dør | a door |
| ei bygd | a village |
| ei flaske | a bottle |
| ei sol | a sun |
| ei sky | a cloud |
| ei geit | a goat |
| ei høne | a hen |
| ei veske | a purse |
| ei jakke | a jacket |
| ei bukse | a trouser |
| ei strømpe | a stocking |
| ei kåpe | a coat |
| ei skjorte | a shirt |
| ei lue | a cap |
| ei and | a duck |
| ei bok | a book |
| ei tå | a toe |
| ei hand | a hand |
| ei natt | a night |
| ei tann | a tooth |
| ei mor | a mother |
| ei datter | a daughter |
| ei søster | a sister |
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