badende
Badende is a Norwegian noun referring to people who bathe or swim in water. It is formed from the verb bade “to bathe” with the agent noun suffix -ende, producing a present-participle that is used as a noun to designate participants in the activity. The term is generic and can describe bathers at beaches, lakes, rivers, swimming pools, or public baths.
In usage, badende appears in descriptive text, journalism, and signage. Examples include phrases like “badende ved
Related terms include badeplass (bathing place), badeanlegg (bathing facility), and badegjest (bather or guest at a
Safety and management: Public bathing areas are typically governed by local rules regarding water quality, lifeguards,
Etymology and scope: The form derives from the verb bade and the -ende suffix, common in Norwegian
Cite dictionaries: Norwegian dictionaries such as Bokmålsordboka define badende as bathers or those who bathe.