Norwegian · Travel & Places
Passport
An official document needed for traveling abroad.
Vis passet ditt, takk.
Show your passport, please.
The word 'pass' comes from Latin 'passus', meaning 'step' or 'stride', which evolved into the context of a document allowing passage. It was adopted into Norwegian with the rise of international travel.
'Pass' is used in formal contexts, particularly regarding travel and identification. It is commonly found in written form, especially at airports and border controls, and understood throughout Norway.