Norwegian-English Dictionary

This app would be good if it identified the gender of Norwegian nouns Unfortunately is does not Knowing the gender of a Norwegian noun is absolutely necessary to be able to use it properly in a sentence The gender determines the form of the definite and indefinite articles as well as the form any modifying adjective would take        Norwegian Noun Gender Not Indicated

Just bought it yesterday already found lots of mistakes and inconsistencies For example å føle to feel gives past tense fylte The modal verb å tørre has the forms tør torde har tort The meaning is listed as to dry It really means to dare Norges is translated as Norway Under topics one can look up krop but most likely it means kropp lists orere with the meaning ears I assume the compiler meant ører Øie is listed as eye but should be øye This dictionary suffers from not using the correct Norwegian alphabetical order Here å the LAST letter is filed before æ and ø Under strong verb sterk sic verb one finds a variety of verbs eg svømme Some nouns do have indefinite articles showing the grammatical gender however most do not Occasionally the definite form is listed as the main form while form like aret års and åra are incorrectly translated as year or years How would someone seeking døgn look it up under a because the translation is a day and a night The English equivalent for I is je and Jeg Some nouns it seems are capitalized most are not So enjoy but beware its shortcomings           cheap but many mistakes