målpartikel
A målpartikel, also known as a case particle, is a grammatical element found in many languages, particularly in Germanic and Scandinavian languages. It serves to indicate the grammatical case of a noun or pronoun, which in turn specifies the role of the noun in the sentence. Målpartikler are typically suffixes or enclitics that attach to the noun or pronoun they modify.
In Norwegian, for example, the most common målpartikler are -en (nominative), -a (accusative), -et (dative), and
The use of målpartikler is crucial for understanding the structure and meaning of sentences in languages that
Målpartikler are not unique to Norwegian; similar particles are found in other languages. In German, for example,