Appendix:Norwegian (Nynorsk) -er verbs

Conjugation of regular -ar verbs in Norwegian (Nynorsk)

These are called "-er verbs" or "-e verbs" because the present tense ends in -er, while the simple past tense ends in -e. Like with all regular Nynorsk verbs, the writer may use either -a or -e in the infinitive.

Example: å møte/møta (to meet)

• Infinitive: å møte/møta

• Present: møter

• Simple past: møtte

• Future: skal møte/møta, vil møte/møta

• Conditional: skulle møte/møta, ville møte/møta

• Past participle:

Singular møtt

Plural møtte

• Perfect: har møtt

• Pluperfect: hadde møtt

• Future perfect: skal ha møtt, vil ha møtt

• Conditional perfect: skulle ha møtt, ville ha møtt

• Imperative: møt