This is the 470th most frequent Norwegian word.
finner
"Finner" in Norwegian means "finds" (verb) or "fins" (noun, referring to fish fins).
The word 'finner' is used as the present tense form of the verb 'å finne', meaning 'to find'.
Jeg finner alltid nøkler når jeg leter.
I always find keys when I search.
Here, 'finner' is used in the second person singular form, posing a question about finding something.
Finner du boken jeg ga deg i går?
Do you find the book I gave you yesterday?
In this case, 'finner' appears in a generic, impersonal sentence, demonstrating its present tense usage.