Voluminøst

Voluminøst is a Norwegian adjective that translates to voluminous, bulky, or massive in English. It is used to describe something that is large in size, volume, or extent. This can apply to physical objects, abstract concepts, or even abstract qualities. For instance, a person might have voluminøst hair, meaning it is thick and abundant. A library could have a voluminøst collection of books, indicating a very large number. The term can also describe the capacity or extent of something, such as a voluminøst report detailing many aspects of a subject.

The word derives from the Latin word "volumen," meaning a roll or scroll, which itself comes from "volvere," to roll. This etymology hints at the idea of something that unfolds or expands to a great size. In common usage, "voluminøst" generally carries a neutral connotation, simply stating the large size or quantity. However, depending on the context, it can sometimes imply impressiveness or even an overwhelming amount. It is a versatile adjective used across various domains of the Norwegian language to convey a sense of significant scale or magnitude.