hovedfeltet

Hovedfeltet is a Norwegian term that translates to "the main field" or "the primary domain." It is a generic phrase used across contexts to designate the central focus of an activity, organization, or study. The construction combines hoved ("main" or "head") and felt ("field" or "area").

In business and strategy, organizations refer to their hovedfeltet as the core business line or primary market segment. In research and academia, scholars specify the hovedfeltet of their work as the main topic or disciplinary focus, sometimes distinguishing it from peripheral or related fields. Within land use and agriculture, the term may describe the dominant cultivation area within a farm or landscape plan.

Geographically, there is no widely recognized place named "Hovedfeltet" in standard Norwegian geography; if used as a place name, it would be local and context-specific.

As a generic term, hovedfeltet is not a proper noun and does not refer to a single, official entity. Related terms include hovedområde and kjerneområde.