bølget

Bølget is a term used in Norwegian and Danish to describe something that has waves or a wave-like form. Grammatically, bølget is the adjective form derived from bølge, meaning wave, with the suffix -t. In everyday language it describes surfaces and landscapes with a rolling, undulating profile, such as a bølget kyst or a bølget taklinje. In geomorphology and geography, the word is used to describe landforms shaped by wave action or wind so that they exhibit sinusoidal ridges and troughs and other undulating patterns.

In design and textiles, bølget denotes patterns or textures that imitate waves, for example bølget mønster or bølget stof, and in architecture it may refer to façades with a wavy silhouette.

Linguistically, bølget is a common descriptive term in Norwegian and Danish, used to convey movement, rhythm, or contour. It is typically not a proper noun, though it can appear in brand names, product lines, or place-naming as a borrowed or stylized usage.