No. 173 in Norwegian
hatt
Hat.
In a sentence
Jeg har hatt mye glede av bøkene.
I have had much enjoyment from the books.
The word "hatt" is the past participle of "ha" (to have), used to construct the present perfect tense.
Hun gikk ut i solen med en stor hatt.
She went out into the sun with a big hat.
In this sentence, "hatt" refers to a physical object—a hat, which is a piece of clothing.
Han bemerket hvor lenge han hadde hatt idéen.
He remarked on how long he had had the idea.
Here, "hatt" again appears as the past participle of "ha" to construct the past perfect tense.
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