Editing Nynorsk (section)

====''T'' as final sound====
One of the [[wiktionary:past participle|past participle]] and the preterite verb ending in Bokmål is ''-et''. Aasen originally included these ''t''s in his Landsmål norms, but since these are silent in the dialects, it was struck out in the first officially issued specification of Nynorsk of 1901.

Examples may compare the Bokmål forms ''skrevet'' ('written', past participle)  and ''hoppet'' ('jumped', both past tense and past participle), which in written Nynorsk are ''skrive'' (Landsmål ''skrivet'') and ''hoppa'' (Landsmål ''hoppat''). The form ''hoppa'' is also permitted in Bokmål.

Other examples from other classes of words include the neuter singular form ''anna'' of ''annan'' ('different', with more meanings) which was spelled ''annat'' in Landsmål, and the neuter singular form ''ope'' of ''open'' ('open') which originally was spelled ''opet''. Bokmål, in comparison, still retains these ''t''s through the equivalent forms ''annet'' and ''åpent''.