Norwegian · Common Verbs
To drink
To take liquid into your mouth and swallow it.
Han drikker mye vann.
He drinks a lot of water.
The word 'drikke' comes from the Old Norse 'drikka', which is related to the Proto-Germanic '*drinkan', showing its historical roots in describing the act of drinking.
'Drikke' is frequently used in both spoken and written forms. It is commonly employed in casual conversations and formal settings, such as discussions about beverages or health.