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slutning.

the act of closing, joining, or making a continuous connection

8 characters2 syllables approx.Norsk bokmål language

Meaning & usage

noun/ˈslʉt.nɪŋ/[ˈʃlʉt.nɪŋ]
  1. the act of closing, joining, or making a continuous connection

    feminine · in-compounds · masculine
  2. an ending, end, conclusion; the final part of a work, event, period, or similar whole

    feminine · masculine
    Slutningen av romanen var overraskende.
  3. an agreement, contract; especially a contract concerning the carriage of goods by a ship

    feminine · formal · masculine
    Rederiet hadde flere gode slutninger i spotmarkedet.
  4. an inference, conclusion derived from premises, observations, or known facts

    feminine · masculine
    De kom til den slutningen at planen måtte endres.
    Man bør ikke trekke forhastede slutninger.
Where this word comes from

From slutte (“to close; finish; conclude, infer”) + -ning (“action/result-forming noun suffix”). The logical sense developed after Latin conclūsiō (“conclusion, inference”), from conclūdō (“to close together; conclude”); compare konklusjon (“conclusion”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk slutning and Danish slutning (“ending; conclusion”), as well as archaic Swedish Swedish slutning (“conclusion”).

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