se

se

"Se" in Norwegian means "to see" in English.

Here, 'se' means 'to perceive with the eyes', commonly used to describe the action of seeing or observing.

Jeg kan se stjernene på himmelen.

I can see the stars in the sky.

In this sentence, 'se' is used in a more figurative sense, implying to monitor or keep track of a future outcome.

La oss se hva som skjer senere.

Let's see what happens later.

Here, 'se' is part of the phrase 'se gjennom', which translates to 'review' or 'examine'. It conveys the idea of a thorough observation.

Vi må se gjennom dokumentene før møtet.

We need to review the documents before the meeting.