med
with, by, in · preposition
- Definition
- A preposition used to indicate accompaniment, means, manner, or participation. It can express being together with someone or something, using something as a tool or method, or being involved in a particular state or situation.
- Origin
- From Old Norse 'með', ultimately from Proto-Germanic '*witha-' meaning 'with'. Cognate with English 'with'.
Examples
| Jeg snakket med læreren om leksene. | I spoke with the teacher about the homework. |
| Han kom med toget. | He came by train. |
| Hun skrev brevet med en penn. | She wrote the letter with a pen. |
| Vi går ut med glede. | We go out with pleasure. |
| Han er med i klubben. | He is in the club. |