| a- {prefix}
|
:: a-, un- (not)
|
| a- {prefix}
|
:: A- (atomic, nuclear)
|
| a {letter}
|
:: letter
|
| a {n}
|
:: The name of the letter A or a
|
| a {prep}
|
:: of, of...each, each containing
|
| a {prep}
|
:: at
|
| a {prep}
|
:: to, or
|
| A- {prefix}
|
:: A- (atomic, nuclear)
|
| A {letter}
|
:: letter
|
| A {n}
|
:: letter
|
| à {prep}
|
:: of, of...each, each containing
|
| à {prep}
|
:: at
|
| à {prep}
|
:: to, or
|
| å {letter}
|
:: the last (29th) letter of the Danish alphabet
|
| å {noun}
|
:: river, creek, stream [only used of rivers in Denmark]
|
| å {interj}
|
:: oh
|
| å {interj}
|
:: O
|
| å {interj}
|
:: well
|
| å {prep} [Jutland, dialectal]
|
:: on
|
| Å {letter}
|
:: The ultimate (29th) letter of the Danish alphabet. Before its introduction in 1948, the digraph Aa / aa was used. To distinguish between the two forms, "Å" is referred to as "bolle-å" and "Aa" as "dobbelt-a"
|
| Aagaard {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Aage {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Aagesen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Aalborg {prop}
|
:: Aalborg (capital city)
|
| Aarhus {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Århus
|
| aarhusianer {noun}
|
:: alternative form of århusianer
|
| aarhusiansk {adj}
|
:: alternative form of århusiansk
|
| Aase {prop}
|
:: given name, the old spelling of Åse
|
| ab {prep}
|
:: ex (out of, sold from)
|
| ab {prep}
|
:: from (with the origin in time)
|
| abasi {noun}
|
:: abasia (An incapacity to walk)
|
| abbed {noun}
|
:: abbot (superior or head of an abbey or monastery)
|
| abbedi {noun}
|
:: abbey (monastery headed by an abbot)
|
| abbedisse {noun}
|
:: abbess (female superior of a nunnery)
|
| abc {noun}
|
:: ABC (a primer for teaching the Latin alphabet and first elements of reading; the rudiments of any subject)
|
| ABC {noun}
|
:: ABC (a primer for teaching the Latin alphabet and first elements of reading; the rudiments of any subject)
|
| abdicere {v}
|
:: to abdicate
|
| abdiceret {v}
|
:: past participle of abdicere
|
| abdikation {noun}
|
:: abdication
|
| abe {noun}
|
:: monkey
|
| abe {noun}
|
:: ape
|
| abe {v}
|
:: mimic, ape
|
| abebestand {noun}
|
:: ape population, monkey population
|
| abebrødtræ {noun}
|
:: synonym of baobab
|
| abekat {c} [childish]
|
:: A monkey (animal)
|
| abekat {c} [colloquial]
|
:: A mischievous and uncivilized person, behaving like a monkey
|
| abekat {c} [offensive, archaic]
|
:: A dark-skinned person, especially a person of, or primarily of, Negro descent
|
| abeløjer {noun}
|
:: hijinks, antics
|
| Abelone {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Abelsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| åben {adj}
|
:: open
|
| åben {adj}
|
:: frank, candid
|
| åbenbar {adj}
|
:: obvious
|
| åbenbar {adj}
|
:: apparent
|
| åbenbare {v} [formal]
|
:: reveal, betray
|
| åbenbarelse {noun} [religion, spiritual, rare]
|
:: A revelation
|
| åbenbaring {noun} [religion, spiritual, rare]
|
:: A revelation
|
| åbenbart {adv}
|
:: apparently
|
| åbenhjertet {adj}
|
:: open-hearted
|
| åbenlys {adj}
|
:: obvious
|
| åbent forhold {n}
|
:: open relationship
|
| aber dabei {noun} [idiomatic]
|
:: unlucky or difficult circumstance
|
| Abildgaard {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Abildgård
|
| abildgård {noun}
|
:: fruit garden
|
| Abildgård {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| abkhaser {noun}
|
:: Abkhaz (person from Abkhazia)
|
| ablativ {noun} [grammar]
|
:: the ablative case
|
| ablativ {adj}
|
:: ablative
|
| åbne {v}
|
:: to open
|
| åbnet {v}
|
:: past participle of åbne
|
| abnorm {adj}
|
:: abnormal
|
| a-bombe {noun} [military, weapon]
|
:: A-bomb, atom bomb, atomic bomb, fission bomb, nuclear bomb, nuke
|
| abonnement {noun}
|
:: subscription (the purchase of a series of things)
|
| abonnere {v}
|
:: to subscribe
|
| aboriginer {noun}
|
:: aborigine (aboriginal inhabitant of a country); (in Australia) Aborigine
|
| aborre {noun}
|
:: European perch, redfin perch, English perch; a fish of the family Percidae
|
| abort {noun}
|
:: abortion
|
| abort {noun}
|
:: miscarriage
|
| Abrahamsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| abrikos {noun}
|
:: apricot (fruit)
|
| abrikostræ {noun}
|
:: apricot (tree)
|
| åbryne {noun} [obsolete]
|
:: synonym of jalousi
|
| åbrysot {noun} [obsolete]
|
:: synonym of jalousi
|
| Absalon {prop}
|
:: given name, a variant of biblical Absalom best known for the bishop Absalon Hvide. Both names are very rare
|
| absence {noun} [medicine]
|
:: petit mal
|
| absint {noun}
|
:: absinthe
|
| absolutkvadrat {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: the square of the absolute value of some quantity
|
| absolut temperatur {c} [thermodynamics]
|
:: absolute temperature
|
| abstrakt {noun}
|
:: abstract (that which is abstract)
|
| abstrakt {noun}
|
:: abstract noun
|
| abstrakt {adj}
|
:: abstract (apart from practice or reality, not concrete; free from representational qualities)
|
| abstrakt {adv}
|
:: abstractly, in the abstract
|
| abstrakt {n}
|
:: abstract (an abrigement or summary)
|
| abstraktionsniveau {noun}
|
:: level of abstraction
|
| absurd {adj}
|
:: absurd
|
| absurd {adv}
|
:: absurdly
|
| absurditet {noun}
|
:: absurdity
|
| abyssinier {noun}
|
:: Abyssinian (cat)
|
| accelerere {v}
|
:: to accelerate
|
| accent {noun}
|
:: accent [a voice influenced by dialect or another language]
|
| accent {noun}
|
:: accent [a mark on a letter (like grave accent or acute accent)]
|
| accent {noun} [linguistics]
|
:: accent [stress accent or a pitch accent (intonation) in articulation]
|
| accent {noun}
|
:: accent [emphasis]
|
| accent {noun}
|
:: accent [a mark on a letter (like grave accent or acute accent)]
|
| acceptabel {adj}
|
:: acceptable
|
| acceptere {v}
|
:: accept
|
| acesulfam-kalium {noun}
|
:: acesulfame potassium
|
| acetone {noun}
|
:: acetone (the organic compound (CH₃)₂CO)
|
| acetylsalicylsyre {noun} [organic chemistry]
|
:: acetylsalicylic acid
|
| Achilles {prop}
|
:: Achilles
|
| Achilleus {prop}
|
:: Achilles
|
| acquis communautaire {prop} [law]
|
:: acquis communautaire
|
| actinium {noun}
|
:: actinium
|
| ad {prep}
|
:: by
|
| ad {prep}
|
:: at
|
| ad {interj}
|
:: ew, bleah
|
| Adam {prop}
|
:: Adam (biblical figure)
|
| Adam {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Adam og Eva {prop}
|
:: Adam and Eve
|
| adamsæble {noun}
|
:: Adam's apple
|
| Adamsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| ad åre {adv}
|
:: at some point (in the future), in the course of years
|
| addere {v} [arithmetic]
|
:: to add
|
| addition {noun} [arithmetics]
|
:: addition, act of adding
|
| adelsdame {noun}
|
:: noblewoman, noble (female)
|
| adelskvinde {noun}
|
:: noblewoman, noble (female)
|
| adelsmand {noun}
|
:: nobleman, noble (male)
|
| adfærd {noun}
|
:: behaviour
|
| ad gangen {adv}
|
:: at a time
|
| adgangsbillet {noun}
|
:: admission ticket, entry ticket
|
| adgangskode {noun}
|
:: password (computing: string of characters known only to a user)
|
| ADHD {noun} [psychology]
|
:: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
|
| ad helvede til {adv}
|
:: horribly
|
| adjektiv {noun} [grammar]
|
:: adjective (a word that modifies a noun or describes a noun’s referent)
|
| adjø {interj}
|
:: goodbye, farewell
|
| adjunkt {noun}
|
:: an assistant professor at the university, below the rank of lektor
|
| adjunkt {noun}
|
:: a secondary school teacher, below the rank of lektor
|
| Adolf {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Adolfsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| adoptiv {adj} [archaic]
|
:: adoptive
|
| adoptivbarn {noun}
|
:: adopted child
|
| adoptivsøn {noun}
|
:: adopted son
|
| ad Pommern til {adv}
|
:: horribly; very badly
|
| adr {interj}
|
:: ew, bleah
|
| adresse {noun}
|
:: address, abbreviated adr.
|
| adressere {vt}
|
:: to direct, to address
|
| Adrian {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| ådsel {noun}
|
:: piece of carrion, dead animal body, especially when it serves as food for other animals, so-called ådselædere
|
| adskille {v}
|
:: to separate (divide (a thing) into separate parts)
|
| adskille {v}
|
:: to segregate
|
| adskille {v}
|
:: to differentiate
|
| adskille {vr}
|
:: to differ
|
| adskillelse gør længslen større {proverb}
|
:: absence makes the heart grow fonder
|
| adskilt {v}
|
:: past participle of adskille
|
| advare {v}
|
:: warn (to make someone aware of impending danger)
|
| advare {v}
|
:: caution
|
| advaret {v}
|
:: past participle of advare
|
| advarsel {noun}
|
:: warning
|
| advarsel {noun}
|
:: caution (precept or warning against evil or danger)
|
| advarsel {noun}
|
:: booking (the issuing of a caution)
|
| advent {noun}
|
:: Advent (the period from Advent Sunday to Christmas)
|
| adverbium {noun}
|
:: adverb (lexical category)
|
| advokado {noun}
|
:: misspelling of avokado
|
| advokat {noun}
|
:: lawyer
|
| ae {v}
|
:: to stroke, pat, caress
|
| æ {letter}
|
:: Antepenultimate letter of the Danish alphabet
|
| æ {art} [dialectal]
|
:: the (definite article)
|
| Æ {letter}
|
:: The antepenultimate letter of the Danish alphabet
|
| æble {noun}
|
:: An apple. (fruit)
|
| æblejuice {noun}
|
:: Apple juice
|
| æblekerne {noun}
|
:: apple seed
|
| æblesaft {noun}
|
:: apple juice
|
| æbleskive {noun}
|
:: Danish pancake shaped like a ball, often served with sugar and jam
|
| æblesyre {noun}
|
:: malic acid
|
| æbletærte {noun}
|
:: apple pie
|
| æblet falder ikke langt fra stammen {proverb}
|
:: the apple does not fall far from the tree
|
| æbletræ {noun}
|
:: apple tree
|
| æda. {adj} [lexicography]
|
:: abbreviation of ældste dansk Language of the first Danish manuscripts (circa 1275-1350), designated either Old Danish or Early Middle Danish
|
| æde {v} [animals]
|
:: to eat
|
| æde {v} [vulgar, of people]
|
:: to eat
|
| æde {v}
|
:: to erode, eat away
|
| æde {v}
|
:: to eat up
|
| ædelgas {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: noble gas
|
| ædelsten {noun}
|
:: gem (rock considered valuable)
|
| ædru {adj}
|
:: sober (not drunk)
|
| æg {noun}
|
:: egg
|
| æg {noun}
|
:: edge of a blade
|
| æg {v}
|
:: imperative of ægge
|
| ægge {v}
|
:: to urge on, incite
|
| ægge {v}
|
:: to rouse, excite
|
| æggebæger {noun}
|
:: eggcup
|
| æggestok {noun}
|
:: ovary
|
| ægget {v}
|
:: past participle of ægge
|
| ægte {adj}
|
:: true, right
|
| ægte {v}
|
:: to marry
|
| ægtefælle {noun}
|
:: spouse (husband or wife)
|
| ægtemand {noun}
|
:: husband (male partner in marriage)
|
| ægtepar {noun}
|
:: married couple
|
| ægteskab {noun}
|
:: marriage (state of being married)
|
| ægthed {noun}
|
:: authenticity (of a historical artifact)
|
| Ægypten {prop}
|
:: Egypt (country)
|
| ækel {adj}
|
:: nasty
|
| ækel {adj}
|
:: disgusting
|
| ækel {adj}
|
:: loathsome
|
| ækvator {c}
|
:: equator
|
| ækvator {c}
|
:: celestial equator
|
| Ækvatorialguinea {prop}
|
:: Equatorial Guinea
|
| ælde {c}
|
:: old age, oldness
|
| ælde {vt}
|
:: age, cause to grow old
|
| ældning {noun}
|
:: aging [US], ageing [UK] (making older)
|
| ældste {c}
|
:: elder
|
| ælling {noun}
|
:: duckling
|
| ælte {b}
|
:: mud
|
| ælte {v}
|
:: to knead
|
| æltet {v}
|
:: past participle of ælte
|
| ændre {v}
|
:: to change, to alter
|
| ændring {noun}
|
:: change
|
| ændringsforslag {noun}
|
:: amendment proposal
|
| ænyd. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of ældre nydansk Early Modern Danish (ca. 1500-1700)
|
| æon {noun}
|
:: eon
|
| -ær {suffix}
|
:: -ary
|
| æra {noun}
|
:: era
|
| ærbødighed {noun}
|
:: deference
|
| ærbødighed {noun}
|
:: the act of being respectful
|
| ære {noun}
|
:: honor
|
| ære {v}
|
:: to honor
|
| ærefrygt {noun}
|
:: awe; a feeling of reverence so intense as to edge into dread
|
| ærgelig {adj}
|
:: misspelling of ærgerlig
|
| ærgerlig {adj}
|
:: annoying
|
| ærgerlig {adj}
|
:: annoyed
|
| ærgre {v}
|
:: annoy
|
| ærgre {v}
|
:: (reflexive) be disgruntled or annoyed
|
| ærgret {v}
|
:: past participle of ærgre
|
| ærinde {noun}
|
:: errand
|
| ærinde {noun}
|
:: business (objective or a matter needing to be dealt with)
|
| ærke- {prefix}
|
:: arch-, ruling, foremost
|
| ærke- {prefix}
|
:: very
|
| ærkeamerikansk {adj}
|
:: very American, very typical of the United States
|
| ærkebiskop {noun}
|
:: archbishop
|
| ærkedansk {adj}
|
:: very Danish, very typical of Denmark
|
| ærkeengel {noun}
|
:: archangel
|
| ærkeengelsk {adj}
|
:: very English, very typical of English culture
|
| ærkefjende {noun}
|
:: archenemy
|
| ærkefransk {adj}
|
:: very French, very typical of France
|
| ærkeitaliensk {adj}
|
:: very Italian, very typical of Italy
|
| ærkekinesisk {adj}
|
:: very Chinese, very typical of China
|
| ærkesvensk {adj}
|
:: very Swedish, very typical of Sweden
|
| ærketysk {adj}
|
:: very German, very typical of Germany
|
| ærlig {adj}
|
:: honest
|
| ærlig {adj}
|
:: frank
|
| ærlig {adj}
|
:: sincere, straight, square
|
| ærlighed {noun}
|
:: honesty (quality of being honest)
|
| ærlighed varer længst {proverb}
|
:: honesty is the best policy
|
| ærme {noun}
|
:: sleeve (part of a garment that covers the arm)
|
| aerodynamik {noun}
|
:: aerodynamics
|
| aerofobi {c}
|
:: aerophobia (fear of flying)
|
| ært {noun}
|
:: pea (a plant), Pisum sativum
|
| ært {noun}
|
:: pea (the edible seed of this plant)
|
| ærværdig {adj}
|
:: honourable, venerable
|
| æsel {noun}
|
:: ass, donkey, Equus asinus
|
| æske {noun}
|
:: box
|
| æske {noun}
|
:: boxful
|
| æske {v}
|
:: [rare] to urge (to press the mind or will of)
|
| æstetisk {adj}
|
:: aesthetic
|
| aet {v}
|
:: past participle of ae
|
| æt {noun} [dated]
|
:: family, descent
|
| æt {noun} [dated]
|
:: class [group of persons with similar ethnic or social characteristics]
|
| æter {noun} [religion, uncountable]
|
:: ether [the substance supposed to fill the upper regions over the clouds]
|
| æter {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: ether [the athmosphere as the medium for broadcasting radio and television]
|
| æter {noun} [chemistry, uncountable]
|
:: ether [diethyl ether, a colorless liquid used as an anaesthetic]
|
| æter {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: ether [any compound containing an oxygen atom bonded to two hydrocarbon groups]
|
| ætse {noun}
|
:: corrode [of an acid]
|
| ætse {noun} [reflexive, figuratively]
|
:: to influence painfully
|
| ætse {noun}
|
:: to etch [to engrave]
|
| æv {interj}
|
:: what a pity, I dislike this turn of events
|
| æv {interj}
|
:: shame on you, shame on that person
|
| æv {interj}
|
:: I am disgusted
|
| æv {interj} [childish]
|
:: I dislike that behaviour
|
| æventyr {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of eventyr
|
| æventyrlig {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of eventyrlig
|
| ævle {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to talk gibberish, to spout nonsense
|
| ævle {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to prattle, to talk excessively
|
| af- {prefix}
|
:: de-, to cause to cease to be
|
| af- {prefix}
|
:: off, from (signifies removal)
|
| af {prep}
|
:: by
|
| af {prep}
|
:: of
|
| af {prep}
|
:: from
|
| af {prep}
|
:: off
|
| af {prep}
|
:: with
|
| af {prep}
|
:: out of
|
| af {adv}
|
:: off
|
| afæske {v}
|
:: ask (repeatedly) for information in a overzealous and demanding way
|
| afart {noun}
|
:: variant, variety, variation
|
| afasi {noun}
|
:: aphasia
|
| afbetaling {noun}
|
:: installment, installment loan, installment plan, hire purchase
|
| afbildning {noun}
|
:: depiction (lifelike image), reproduction, illustration
|
| afbildning {noun}
|
:: picture
|
| afbildning {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: mapping
|
| afbrudt {v}
|
:: past participle of afbryde
|
| afbryde {v}
|
:: To interrupt, to disconnect
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: part (group inside a larger group)
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: section
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: division (section of a large company)
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: department
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: branch
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: ward
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: block
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: unit
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: detachment
|
| afdeling {noun}
|
:: compartment
|
| afdød {adj}
|
:: deceased
|
| afdrage {v}
|
:: to pay off a loan by several payments over an extended time
|
| affald {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: trash, garbage, waste
|
| affaldsafgift {noun}
|
:: garbage tax (garbage fee for a company given by the state)
|
| affaldsbeholder {noun}
|
:: wastepaper basket, wastebasket, trash container, waste container
|
| affaldsbørs {noun} [chiefly fictional or imaginary]
|
:: bourse or stock exchange for company waste
|
| affaldscontainer {noun}
|
:: wastepaper basket, wastebasket, trash container, waste container
|
| affaldsdeponering {noun}
|
:: the act of depositing trash/waste/garbage
|
| affaldsdeponering {noun}
|
:: landfill, dumpsite
|
| affaldsdeponi {noun}
|
:: landfill, dumpsite
|
| affaldsdepot {noun}
|
:: landfill, dumpsite
|
| affaldsgebyr {noun}
|
:: garbage fee, especially for a company
|
| affaldskurv {noun}
|
:: wastepaper basket, wastebasket (especially in a public outdoors place)
|
| affaldspose {noun}
|
:: garbage bag
|
| affaldssortering {noun}
|
:: trash sorting, garbage sorting, waste sorting; the sorting of trash, garbage, or waste
|
| affaldsstof {noun} [biology]
|
:: A waste product produced in the organism that has no purpose but to be expelled, such as carbon dioxide in the cardiovascular system
|
| affaldstræ {noun}
|
:: wood waste; wood that is discarded, thrown away
|
| affekt {noun}
|
:: affect
|
| affektion {noun}
|
:: affection
|
| affektiv {adj}
|
:: affective
|
| afferent {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: carrying towards central organs
|
| afficere {v} [chiefly negative]
|
:: to affect someone
|
| affirmation {noun}
|
:: affirmation
|
| affirmativ {adj}
|
:: affirmative
|
| affolke {v}
|
:: to depopulate
|
| affolkning {noun}
|
:: depopulation
|
| afføring {noun}
|
:: defecation, bowel movement, motion
|
| afføring {noun}
|
:: feces, excrement, crap, shit, stool
|
| afgå {v}
|
:: To take off
|
| afgang {noun}
|
:: departure
|
| afgang {noun}
|
:: resignation, retirement
|
| afgang {noun} [medicine]
|
:: passage, excretion
|
| afgangstid {noun}
|
:: time of departure, departure time
|
| afgå ved døden {v} [formal]
|
:: die
|
| afghaner {noun}
|
:: Afghan
|
| afgivelse {noun}
|
:: emission
|
| afgivelse {noun}
|
:: wilful (but not necessarily joyous) dispension
|
| afgivelse {noun}
|
:: an act of proclaiming, of giving something verbally
|
| afgivelse {noun}
|
:: the act of reporting, of giving information
|
| afgøre {v}
|
:: to decide
|
| afgørende {adj}
|
:: decisive
|
| afgørende {adj}
|
:: critical, crucial, key
|
| afgørende {adj}
|
:: conclusive
|
| afgørende {adj}
|
:: final
|
| afgørende {adv}
|
:: decisively
|
| afgørende {adv}
|
:: crucially, conclusively
|
| afgørende {adv}
|
:: finally
|
| afgrøde {noun}
|
:: crop (plant grown for food)
|
| afgrøde {noun}
|
:: yield (a product; the quantity of something produced)
|
| afhænge {v}
|
:: to depend
|
| afhængefald {noun} [grammar, rare]
|
:: relative case, ergative case
|
| afhængig {adj} [with af]
|
:: addicted
|
| afhængig {adj} [with af]
|
:: dependent
|
| afhængighed {noun}
|
:: dependence
|
| afhængighed {noun}
|
:: addiction
|
| afhandling {noun} [academia]
|
:: dissertation
|
| afhold {noun} [rare]
|
:: abstention, abstinence
|
| afholde {v}
|
:: to hold [an event, arrangement, election etc.]
|
| afholde {v}
|
:: to pay [the costs of something]
|
| afholde {v}
|
:: to prevent, stop, keep from
|
| afholde {vr}
|
:: to abstain
|
| afholdende {adj}
|
:: abstinent, abstemious, temperate, continent
|
| afholdende {adv}
|
:: abstemiously, temperately, continently
|
| afholdenhed {noun}
|
:: abstention, abstinence
|
| afholdsmand {noun} [dated]
|
:: A man who abstains from the drinking of alcoholic beverages
|
| afholdt {adj}
|
:: popular
|
| afklæde {vt}
|
:: undress
|
| afklæde {vri}
|
:: undress
|
| afkolonisere {v}
|
:: decolonize
|
| afkolonisering {noun}
|
:: decolonization
|
| afkom {n}
|
:: offspring, progeny
|
| afkorte {v}
|
:: to shorten
|
| afkorte {v}
|
:: to abbreviate
|
| afkristning {noun}
|
:: dechristianization
|
| aflæse {v}
|
:: read, glean from
|
| af lave {adj}
|
:: messed up, upside down, in a confusing, reprehensible state -- mostly in the phrase verden er af lave
|
| aflede {v}
|
:: to derive [to create from something already existing]
|
| aflede {v}
|
:: to deflect, divert [to make something change its course]
|
| aflevere {v}
|
:: To convey or hand over something
|
| aflevere {v}
|
:: to hand in an assignment
|
| aflevering {noun}
|
:: delivery
|
| aflevering {noun}
|
:: surrender (the yielding or delivery of a possession in response to a demand)
|
| aflevering {noun}
|
:: pass (sports: the act of moving the ball or puck from one player to another)
|
| aflevering {noun} [education]
|
:: something manufactured by a student (typically a text) submitted to a teacher for commentary and/or appraisal
|
| aflive {v}
|
:: to euthanize
|
| afløb {noun}
|
:: outlet
|
| afløb {noun}
|
:: drain, drainpipe, waste pipe
|
| afløb {noun}
|
:: plughole
|
| afløb {noun}
|
:: outflow
|
| afløb {noun}
|
:: [figurative] outlet, vent
|
| aflyd {noun}
|
:: ablaut
|
| aflyse {v}
|
:: to cancel
|
| afmagt {noun}
|
:: powerlessness
|
| afmagt {noun}
|
:: faint, swoon
|
| aforisme {noun}
|
:: aphorism (short phrase conveying some principle or concept of thought)
|
| afpresning {noun}
|
:: extortion (the practice of extorting money or other property)
|
| afpresning {noun}
|
:: blackmail
|
| afprøvning {noun}
|
:: invigilation
|
| Afrika {prop} {c}
|
:: Africa
|
| afrikaans {n}
|
:: Afrikaans (language)
|
| afrikaner {noun}
|
:: African (a native of Africa)
|
| afrikansk {adj}
|
:: African (of, or pertaining to Africa), abbreviated afr.
|
| afro- {prefix}
|
:: Afro-
|
| afrocentrisk {adj}
|
:: Afrocentric, focusing on Africa and/or Africans
|
| afrodansker {noun} [rare, neologism]
|
:: Dane of African descent
|
| afrodisiakum {noun}
|
:: aphrodisiac (food or drug)
|
| Afrodite {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Aphrodite
|
| afsender {noun}
|
:: sender (someone who sends)
|
| afsender {noun}
|
:: someone who conveys a message
|
| afskaffe {v}
|
:: to disband
|
| afskaffe {v}
|
:: to abolish
|
| afsked {noun}
|
:: a parting; a farewell
|
| afsked {noun}
|
:: the leaving of an office or position
|
| afskedige {v}
|
:: to fire; sack
|
| afskedsord {noun}
|
:: parting word
|
| afskrift {noun}
|
:: a copy of a text
|
| afskriver {noun}
|
:: a manual copier of texts
|
| afsky {noun}
|
:: dislike, disgust, aversion, loathing, detestation
|
| afsky {noun}
|
:: abhorrence (extreme aversion)
|
| afsky {v}
|
:: hate
|
| afsky {v}
|
:: loathe, detest
|
| afsky {v}
|
:: abhor
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: hateful
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: detestable
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: abominable
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: odious
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: disgusting
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: loathsome
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: atrocious
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: vile
|
| afskyelig {adj}
|
:: [adverbial] hatefully, detestably, abominably, odiously, disgustingly, atrociously, vilely
|
| afskygning {noun}
|
:: hue
|
| afskygning {noun} [idiomatic]
|
:: form; shape
|
| afsløre {v}
|
:: To reveal
|
| afslutning {noun}
|
:: end, finale (the ending part of something)
|
| afslutte {v}
|
:: finish, end
|
| afslutte {v}
|
:: close, conclude
|
| afslutte {v}
|
:: finalize, complete
|
| afslutte {v}
|
:: terminate, exit
|
| afsluttende {v}
|
:: present participle of afslutte
|
| afsmitning {noun}
|
:: a contamination, a staining; a transfer of substances between contacting surfaces on contact
|
| afsmitning {noun}
|
:: a stain thus created
|
| afsmitning {noun} [per extension]
|
:: an affecting, a passing of conceptions, beliefs etc
|
| afsnit {noun}
|
:: part, paragraph or passage in a text
|
| afsnit {noun}
|
:: section
|
| afsnit {noun}
|
:: episode
|
| afsnit {noun}
|
:: segment
|
| afsnitsfølge {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: the sequence consisting of the partial sums (of some infinite series)
|
| afspille {v}
|
:: To play, to act (in plays,movies,etc.)
|
| afstand {noun}
|
:: distance
|
| af sted {adv}
|
:: going, off, literally out of or from (a) place.
|
| afsted {adv}
|
:: alternative form of af sted
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: voting
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: vote (a formalised choice)
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: ballot
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: polling
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: poll
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: harmonization
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: matching
|
| afstemning {noun}
|
:: balancing
|
| af syne {adv}
|
:: out of sight
|
| aftabuisere {v}
|
:: detaboo
|
| aftægt {noun} [historical]
|
:: accommodation for previous owners, especially by a son taking over a property
|
| aftagerland {noun}
|
:: in international trade, the country that imports
|
| aftale {noun}
|
:: arrangement
|
| aftale {noun}
|
:: agreement
|
| aftale {noun}
|
:: deal
|
| aftale {noun}
|
:: appointment
|
| aftale {noun}
|
:: accord
|
| aftale {v}
|
:: arrange
|
| aftale {v}
|
:: agree on
|
| aftalt {v}
|
:: past participle of aftale
|
| aften {noun}
|
:: evening
|
| aften {noun}
|
:: night (evening)
|
| aftenkjole {c} [clothing]
|
:: an evening dress or evening gown (a dress worn by women for formal events in the evening)
|
| aftensmad {noun}
|
:: supper, dinner, evening meal
|
| aftes {noun}
|
:: i aftes, i går aftes – last night, yestereve, yesterevening, yesterday evening
|
| afvænning {noun}
|
:: rehabilitation, often in the sense of treating drug addiction
|
| afvente {vt}
|
:: To await
|
| afvige {v}
|
:: deviate
|
| afvigelse {noun}
|
:: deviation, departure
|
| afvigelse {noun}
|
:: deviance
|
| afvigelse {noun}
|
:: aberration
|
| afvikle {v}
|
:: to discontinue an enterprise, especially gradually and in an ordered manner
|
| afvikle {v}
|
:: to cause some activity to take place
|
| afvise {v}
|
:: to reject
|
| afvise {v}
|
:: to deny
|
| åg {noun}
|
:: yoke
|
| agat {noun}
|
:: agate
|
| Agathe {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| agave {noun}
|
:: agave
|
| age {vi} [dated]
|
:: to drive [in a vehicle]
|
| age {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to drive [a vehicle], transport
|
| agent {noun}
|
:: agent [all senses]
|
| ager {noun} [dated]
|
:: field
|
| åger {noun}
|
:: usury
|
| agere {v}
|
:: to act
|
| agere {v}
|
:: to play
|
| agerhøne {noun}
|
:: grey partridge
|
| ågerkarl {noun}
|
:: usurer
|
| agern {noun} [botany]
|
:: acorn [fruit of the oak tree]
|
| agern {noun} [anatomy, rare]
|
:: glans penis
|
| agglomerat {noun} [geology]
|
:: agglomerate
|
| agglutination {noun}
|
:: agglutination
|
| agglutinere {v}
|
:: agglutinate
|
| aggregere {v}
|
:: aggregate
|
| aggression {noun}
|
:: aggression
|
| aggressiv {adj}
|
:: aggressive
|
| aggressor {noun}
|
:: aggressor
|
| agil {adj}
|
:: agile
|
| agitation {noun}
|
:: agitation
|
| agitator {noun}
|
:: agitator
|
| agitere {v}
|
:: to agitate
|
| agn {noun}
|
:: bait
|
| Agnes {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Agnete {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Agnethe {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| agnostiker {noun}
|
:: an agnostic
|
| agorafobi {noun}
|
:: agoraphobia
|
| agronom {noun}
|
:: agronomist (scientist specialized in agronomy)
|
| agronomi {noun}
|
:: agronomy, agronomics
|
| agt {noun}
|
:: intention
|
| agt {noun}
|
:: esteem
|
| agtbar {adj}
|
:: estimable, respectable
|
| agte {v} [slightly, formal]
|
:: intend
|
| agte {v}
|
:: esteem, regard favourably
|
| -agtig {suffix}
|
:: Forms adjectives, mostly from nouns, the adjectives having the sense "similar to"; -like
|
| agurk {noun}
|
:: cucumber
|
| agurketid {noun}
|
:: slow news day
|
| Ahasverus {prop}
|
:: Ahasuerus
|
| ahistorisk {adj}
|
:: ahistorical
|
| ahmen {interj}
|
:: pronunciation spelling of jamen
|
| åh min gud {interj} [rare]
|
:: oh my God; said in excitement, shock, awe, dismay, or supplication
|
| ahorn {n}
|
:: maple
|
| ahornsirup {c}
|
:: maple syrup
|
| aikido {noun}
|
:: aikido
|
| ajle {noun}
|
:: liquid manure, urine
|
| ajour {adj}
|
:: up-to-date
|
| akademi {noun}
|
:: academy
|
| akademiker {noun}
|
:: graduate (a person who is recognized by a university as having completed the requirements of a degree studied at the institution)
|
| akademiker {noun}
|
:: academic (member of an academy, college, or university)
|
| akademisk {adj}
|
:: academic
|
| akademisk år {noun} [education]
|
:: academic year
|
| a-kasse {noun}
|
:: an institution handling unemployment insurance
|
| akilleshæl {noun}
|
:: Achilles heel (weakness)
|
| akillessene {noun} [anatomy]
|
:: Achilles tendon (strong tendon in the calf of the leg)
|
| akklimatisere {v}
|
:: to acclimatize
|
| akkolade {noun}
|
:: accolade [most senses]
|
| akkord {noun}
|
:: chord (combination of three or more pitches)
|
| akkord {noun}
|
:: contract (piecework)
|
| akkord {noun}
|
:: arrangement, composition (mercantile)
|
| akkordeon {noun}
|
:: accordion with free-bass system
|
| akkumulator {noun}
|
:: accumulator (wet-cell storage battery; container which stores hydraulic power for release)
|
| akkumulere {v}
|
:: accumulate
|
| akkumuleret {v}
|
:: past participle of akkumulere
|
| akkurat {adv}
|
:: right, exactly
|
| akkusativ {noun} [grammar]
|
:: accusative, accusative case
|
| akkusativ {noun} [grammar]
|
:: accusative (a word in the accusative case)
|
| a-kraft {noun} [technology, uncountable]
|
:: nuclear power (the use of sustained nuclear fission to generate heat and electricity)
|
| akrobat {noun}
|
:: acrobat
|
| akrofobi {c}
|
:: acrophobia
|
| akronym {noun}
|
:: acronym (word formed by initial letters)
|
| aks {noun}
|
:: ear (fruiting body of a grain plant)
|
| aks {noun}
|
:: spike (ear of grain)
|
| akse {noun}
|
:: axis
|
| aksel {noun}
|
:: axle
|
| Aksel {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Akselsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| akt {noun}
|
:: act, file (formal or official record)
|
| akt {noun}
|
:: act (division of theatrical performance)
|
| akt {noun}
|
:: nude, artwork of a naked person
|
| akt {noun}
|
:: act
|
| aktie {noun}
|
:: share, stock
|
| aktieselskab {noun} [legal]
|
:: Corporation; A stock-based company
|
| aktindsigt {noun}
|
:: access to public documents (pertaining to some case or related cases)
|
| aktinium {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of actinium
|
| aktion {noun}
|
:: action
|
| aktionere {v}
|
:: to participate in political activism
|
| aktionsforskning {noun} [sociology]
|
:: action research
|
| aktiv {adj}
|
:: active
|
| aktiv {adj} [grammar]
|
:: active [being in the active voice]
|
| aktiv {adj} [LGBT, slang]
|
:: top [of a male with preference for penetrating in same-sex intercourse]
|
| aktiv {noun} [grammar]
|
:: active voice
|
| aktiv {noun}
|
:: asset
|
| aktiv ingrediens {noun}
|
:: active ingredient
|
| aktivist {noun}
|
:: activist
|
| aktivitet {noun}
|
:: activity
|
| aktuel {adj}
|
:: relevant, of interest, topical
|
| aktuel {adj}
|
:: current, present
|
| aktuel koncentration {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: the amount of some substance that exists within some volume, divided by that volume
|
| aktuelle begivenheder {cp} [media]
|
:: current events
|
| akupunktur {noun}
|
:: acupuncture (insertion of needles for remedial purposes)
|
| akvarel {noun}
|
:: watercolour
|
| akvarium {noun}
|
:: aquarium
|
| -al {suffix} [organic chemistry]
|
:: -al
|
| al {pron}
|
:: all
|
| al {pron}
|
:: any
|
| ål {noun}
|
:: eel
|
| ål {noun}
|
:: bodkin
|
| a la {prep}
|
:: alternative form of à la
|
| à la {prep}
|
:: a la
|
| Alabama {prop}
|
:: Alabama (state)
|
| Alabamas {prop}
|
:: genitive of Alabama
|
| alabast {c} {n}
|
:: alabaster
|
| Åland {prop}
|
:: Åland, Åland Islands; An autonomous province in Finland. Swedish speaking group of islands between Finland and Sweden
|
| Ålandsøerne {prop}
|
:: Ålandsøerne (autonomous province). Swedish speaking group of islands between Finland and Sweden
|
| Alaska {prop}
|
:: Alaska (state)
|
| Alaskas {prop}
|
:: genitive of Alaska
|
| Albæk {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Albanien {prop}
|
:: Albanien (country)
|
| albatros {noun}
|
:: albatross
|
| albatros {noun} [golf]
|
:: an albatross or double eagle (a score of three strokes under par for a hole)
|
| al begyndelse er svær {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: all beginning is hard
|
| Albert {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Alberte {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Albert
|
| Albertsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| albino {noun}
|
:: albino: person or animal congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); one afflicted with albinism
|
| Ålborg {prop}
|
:: Aalborg
|
| albue {noun}
|
:: elbow
|
| albue {v}
|
:: elbow
|
| albuerum {noun}
|
:: elbow room
|
| albuerum {noun} [figuratively]
|
:: elbow room
|
| albuet {v}
|
:: past participle of albue
|
| album {noun}
|
:: An album
|
| albumin {noun} [physiology, organic compound]
|
:: albumin
|
| aldehyd {noun} [organic chemistry]
|
:: aldehyde
|
| alder {noun}
|
:: age
|
| alderssvarende {adj}
|
:: fitting for one's age
|
| alderstræk {noun}
|
:: sign of age
|
| aldrig {adv}
|
:: never (at no time)
|
| aldrig i livet {adv} [idiomatic, emphatic]
|
:: never ever! never in a million years!
|
| aldring {noun}
|
:: aging [US], ageing [UK] (becoming older)
|
| åleglat {adj}
|
:: slippery as an eel
|
| alen {noun} [historical]
|
:: cubit, ell [a unit of length of varying value, in Denmark 62.8 cm (equal to 2 feet) until 1907]
|
| alenefar {noun}
|
:: a single father
|
| alenlang {adj}
|
:: very long, lengthy, interminable
|
| Alex {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Alexander {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Alexandersen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Alexandra {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Alexandria {prop}
|
:: Alexandria (city)
|
| alf {noun}
|
:: fairy
|
| alf {noun}
|
:: elf
|
| Alf {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| alfabet {noun}
|
:: alphabet
|
| alfabetisk {adj}
|
:: alphabetical (in the sequence of the letters of the alphabet)
|
| Alfader {prop}
|
:: Odin
|
| alfahan {noun}
|
:: alpha male (dominant male in a group of animals)
|
| alfa og omega {phrase}
|
:: alpha and omega
|
| alfapartikel {noun} [physics]
|
:: alpha particle
|
| alfons {noun}
|
:: pimp
|
| Alfred {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| algebra {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: algebra (using symbols)
|
| algebra {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: algebra (study of algebraical structures)
|
| Algeriet {prop}
|
:: Algeriet (country)
|
| algoritme {c}
|
:: algorithm
|
| algoritmisk {adj} [mathematics, computing]
|
:: algorithmic
|
| Alice {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| alkali {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: an alkali
|
| alkalimetal {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: alkali metal
|
| alkalisk {adj}
|
:: alkaline
|
| alkan {noun} [organic chemistry]
|
:: alkane
|
| alkohol {noun}
|
:: alcohol
|
| alkoholiker {noun}
|
:: alcoholic (a person addicted to alcohol)
|
| alkoholisme {noun}
|
:: alcoholism
|
| alkoholmisbrug {n} {c}
|
:: alcohol abuse
|
| alkymist {noun}
|
:: alchemist
|
| Allan {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| al landsens {phrase}
|
:: all sorts of
|
| alle {pron}
|
:: plural of al
|
| alle {c}
|
:: alternative spelling of allé
|
| allé {noun}
|
:: avenue (street bordered by trees)
|
| alle gode gange tre {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: third time's a charm
|
| allegori {noun}
|
:: an allegory
|
| allegorisk {adj}
|
:: allegorical
|
| allegorisk {adv}
|
:: allegorically
|
| allehelgensdag {noun}
|
:: All Saints' Day
|
| allemandsviden {noun}
|
:: common knowledge
|
| aller- {prefix} [used with superlatives, not lexicalising]
|
:: very
|
| allerede {adv}
|
:: already (prior to some time, so soon)
|
| allergisk {adj}
|
:: allergic; having an allergy
|
| allergisk {adj}
|
:: allergic; of, or pertaining to, an allergy
|
| alle sammen {pron}
|
:: alternative form of allesammen
|
| allesammen {pron}
|
:: synonym of alle
|
| alle tiders {adj}
|
:: great, good
|
| alle tiders {interj}
|
:: great (expressing delight)
|
| alle til hobe {pron} [archaic]
|
:: all
|
| alle til hobe {adv} [solemn]
|
:: all together
|
| alle veje fører til Rom {proverb}
|
:: all roads lead to Rome (different paths to the same goal)
|
| alligator {noun}
|
:: alligator
|
| alligevel {adv}
|
:: nonetheless, nevertheless
|
| allike {noun}
|
:: jackdaw (Coloeus monedula)
|
| allokering {noun}
|
:: allocation (the process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.)
|
| alm. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of almindelig
|
| Alma {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| almægtig {adj}
|
:: almighty
|
| almagt {noun}
|
:: omnipotence
|
| almen {adj}
|
:: common
|
| almen {adj}
|
:: public
|
| almen {adj}
|
:: general
|
| almen {adj}
|
:: universal
|
| almeneje {noun}
|
:: considered to be owned by everyone; particular to no individual or group
|
| almengyldig {adj}
|
:: true in general, universally true
|
| almengyldighed {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: the quality of being universally true
|
| almengyldighed {noun} [countable]
|
:: something universally true
|
| almenkendt {adj}
|
:: being common knowledge
|
| almenmenneskelig {adj}
|
:: common to all humans
|
| almennyttig {adj}
|
:: serving the common good
|
| almen relativitet {noun}
|
:: general relativity
|
| almensprog {noun}
|
:: vernacular
|
| almensprog {noun} [rare]
|
:: lingua franca
|
| almensproglig {adj}
|
:: common to all languages; not restricted to only some languages
|
| almenvel {noun}
|
:: common good
|
| almenviden {c}
|
:: common knowledge, considered as being known by most people
|
| almindelig {adj}
|
:: ordinary
|
| almindelig {adj}
|
:: usual
|
| almindelig {adj}
|
:: common
|
| almindelig {adj}
|
:: general (not specific or particular)
|
| almindelig {adj}
|
:: universal
|
| almindelig {adj}
|
:: prevalent, prevailing
|
| almindelig {adv}
|
:: ordinarily
|
| almindelig sund fornuft er ikke så almindelig endda {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: good common sense is not so common
|
| almindelig ugedag {c}
|
:: weekday
|
| al'rede {adv}
|
:: pronunciation spelling of allerede
|
| alskens {adj}
|
:: all sorts of; many different kinds of
|
| altæder {noun}
|
:: omnivore
|
| altan {noun} [architecture]
|
:: balcony (structure extending from a building)
|
| alt andet lige {adv}
|
:: all things being equal, ceteris paribus
|
| alter {noun} [religion]
|
:: altar, a table or a platform for making sacrifices
|
| alter {noun} [Christianity]
|
:: altar, the ritual space of a Christian church
|
| altergang {noun} [Christianity]
|
:: Holy Communion
|
| alternativ {noun}
|
:: alternative
|
| alternativ {adj}
|
:: alternative
|
| alt for {adv}
|
:: all too, way too, much too, far too
|
| altfor {adv}
|
:: obsolete spelling of alt for
|
| altid {adv}
|
:: always
|
| alting {pron}
|
:: everything
|
| alting {noun}
|
:: Althing [the national parliament of Iceland]
|
| alting er let ,når bare man kan det {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: everything is easy when you already learned how to do it
|
| altmuligmand {noun}
|
:: a person who performs many sundry duties for an institution; a handyman
|
| altruistisk {adj}
|
:: altruistic
|
| aluminium {n}
|
:: aluminum
|
| alveolær {adj} [phonetics]
|
:: alveolar
|
| alveolar {noun} [phonetics]
|
:: alveolar
|
| alverden {prop}
|
:: all the world, the whole world
|
| alverdens {adj}
|
:: all sorts of
|
| alvidende fortæller {noun} [literature]
|
:: omniscient narrator
|
| Alvilda {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| alvor {noun}
|
:: seriousness (state of being serious)
|
| alvor {noun}
|
:: gravity
|
| alvor {noun}
|
:: earnestness
|
| alvorlig {adj}
|
:: serious (important; weighty; not trifling; leaving no room for play)
|
| alvorlig {adj}
|
:: grave
|
| alvorlig {adj}
|
:: earnest
|
| alvorlig {adj}
|
:: grievous
|
| alvorlig {adj}
|
:: [adverbial] seriously, gravely, earnestly, severely, grievously, thoroughly
|
| alvorsmand {noun}
|
:: a serious man
|
| alvorsord {noun}
|
:: word of reprimand
|
| amager {noun}
|
:: person from Amager
|
| amagerkaner {noun} [humorous]
|
:: person from Amager
|
| Amalie {prop}
|
:: given name; a royal name in Denmark
|
| Amanda {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| amanuensis {c}
|
:: A teacher at an institute of higher education with a time-limited position (usually three years)
|
| amanuensis {c}
|
:: An assistent with a scientific education, e.g. to a doctor in private practice
|
| amatør {noun}
|
:: amateur (person attached to a pursuit without pursuing it professionally)
|
| amatørornitolog {noun}
|
:: amateur ornithologist
|
| ambassade {noun}
|
:: embassy
|
| ambassadør {noun}
|
:: ambassador
|
| ambition {c}
|
:: ambition
|
| ambitiøs {adj}
|
:: ambitious
|
| ambolt {noun}
|
:: anvil (tool)
|
| ambolt {noun} [anatomy]
|
:: anvil
|
| ambra {noun}
|
:: ambergris
|
| ambra {noun}
|
:: southernwood (Artemisia abrotanum)
|
| americium {noun}
|
:: americium
|
| Amerika {prop}
|
:: Amerika (country)
|
| amerikaner {noun}
|
:: American [a person from USA]
|
| amerikaner {noun} [rare]
|
:: American [a person from the Americas]
|
| amerikaner {noun}
|
:: ice cream cone with a chocolate-coated marshmallow treat and jam
|
| amerikansk {adj}
|
:: American; of or pertaining to the Americas
|
| amerikansk {adj}
|
:: American; of or pertaining to the United States of America (USA)
|
| amerikansk pandekage {noun}
|
:: small, thick pancake; American pancake
|
| Amerikansk Samoa {prop}
|
:: American Samoa (US overseas territory in Oceania)
|
| Amerikas Forenede Stater {prop}
|
:: Amerikas Forenede Stater (country)
|
| ametyst {noun}
|
:: amethyst
|
| amfibium {noun}
|
:: amphibian (vertebrate)
|
| amfiteater {n}
|
:: amphitheatre, amphitheater (US)
|
| amin {noun} [organic chemistry]
|
:: amine
|
| aminosyre {noun}
|
:: amino acid
|
| amnesi {noun}
|
:: amnesia
|
| amnesti {c} {n}
|
:: amnesty (act of the sovereign power)
|
| amøbe {noun}
|
:: amoeba
|
| amok {adj}
|
:: Out of control, especially when armed and dangerous
|
| amok {adj}
|
:: In a frenzy of violence, or on a killing spree; berserk
|
| Amsterdam {prop}
|
:: Amsterdam (city/and/municipality)
|
| amt {noun}
|
:: county [a first level country division in Denmark from 1662–2007]
|
| Amundsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| an {adv}
|
:: on [only used in lexicalized expressions]
|
| anæmisk {adj}
|
:: anemic, suffering from anemia
|
| anæmisk {adj}
|
:: anemic, lacking in passion and enthusiasm
|
| anæstesi {noun}
|
:: anesthesia
|
| anagram {noun}
|
:: anagram
|
| anakonda {noun}
|
:: anaconda
|
| analfabet {noun}
|
:: illiterate (an illiterate person)
|
| analfabetisk {adj}
|
:: illiterate
|
| analfabetisme {noun}
|
:: illiteracy
|
| analsex {c}
|
:: anal sex (sexual intercourse with anal penetration)
|
| analysere {v}
|
:: analyze
|
| ananas {noun}
|
:: pineapple (fruit, plant)
|
| anarki {noun}
|
:: anarchy (absence of any form of political authority or government)
|
| anatomi {noun}
|
:: anatomy
|
| anbefale {v}
|
:: recommend
|
| anciennitet {noun}
|
:: seniority (time)
|
| and {noun}
|
:: duck
|
| and {noun}
|
:: canard [false or misleading report or story]
|
| ånd {noun}
|
:: spirit, mind
|
| ånd {noun}
|
:: ghost
|
| andalusier {noun}
|
:: Andalusian
|
| ånde {noun}
|
:: breath (air expelled from the lungs)
|
| ånde {v}
|
:: breathe (to draw air in and out)
|
| andebestand {noun}
|
:: duck population
|
| åndedræt {n}
|
:: a breath (air expelled from the lungs)
|
| andefedt {n}
|
:: duck fat
|
| åndelig {adj}
|
:: spiritual
|
| andemad {noun}
|
:: duckweed
|
| anden {pron}
|
:: other, another, else
|
| anden {num}
|
:: second
|
| andengradsligning {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: quadratic equation
|
| anden juledag {c}
|
:: Boxing Day
|
| åndenød {noun}
|
:: dyspnea, shortness of breath
|
| andenudgave {noun}
|
:: the second edition (of e.g. a book)
|
| andenudgave {noun}
|
:: a copy hereof
|
| anden verdenskrig {prop}
|
:: World War II, Second World War
|
| anderledes {adj}
|
:: different
|
| anderledes {adv}
|
:: differently
|
| anderledestænkende {adj} [chiefly nominally]
|
:: differently thinking
|
| Anders {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Anders And {prop}
|
:: Donald Duck (one of the Disney characters)
|
| Andersen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| andersensk {adj}
|
:: Andersenian
|
| andet {num}
|
:: neuter singular of anden
|
| åndet {adj}
|
:: silly
|
| ånde ud {v} [biology]
|
:: to exhale, to breathe out
|
| ånde ud {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to relax
|
| ånde ud {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to take the last breath, to die
|
| andre {pron}
|
:: plural of anden
|
| andre {pron}
|
:: others
|
| Andrea {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Andreas
|
| Andreas {prop}
|
:: Andrew (biblical figure)
|
| Andreas {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Andreasen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| andre boller på suppen {phrase}
|
:: a new situation
|
| Andresen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| andrik {noun}
|
:: drake (male duck)
|
| androide {noun}
|
:: android (robot with human form)
|
| åndsforladt {adj}
|
:: inane
|
| åndsfraværende {adj}
|
:: absentminded
|
| åndsliv {n}
|
:: intellectual life
|
| åndssvag {adj} [dated, psychology]
|
:: mentally retarded
|
| åndssvag {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: ridiculous, dumb, retarded
|
| åndsvag {adj}
|
:: stupid
|
| ane {noun}
|
:: forefather
|
| ane {v}
|
:: guess
|
| ane {v}
|
:: suspect (to imagine or suppose (something) to be true without evidence)
|
| ane {v}
|
:: glimpse
|
| Ane {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| anende {v}
|
:: present participle of ane
|
| anerkende {v}
|
:: to acknowledge, admit
|
| anerkende {v}
|
:: to recognize [accept the existence of]
|
| anerkende {v}
|
:: to recognize [praise]
|
| anet {v}
|
:: past participle of ane
|
| Anette {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| anfald {noun} [medicine]
|
:: attack, seizure
|
| anfaldsfri {adj} [medicine]
|
:: not prone to or without attacks or seizures; seizureless
|
| anfange {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to begin
|
| ang. {prep}
|
:: abbreviation of angående
|
| angående {prep}
|
:: about, concerning, pertaining to
|
| angakok {noun}
|
:: angakok
|
| anglofil {adj}
|
:: Anglophilic
|
| anglofil {noun}
|
:: Anglophile (person who loves the culture of Britain)
|
| angreb {noun}
|
:: attack (offense of a battle)
|
| angreb {noun}
|
:: assault
|
| angreb {noun}
|
:: raid
|
| angreb {noun}
|
:: charge
|
| angribe {v}
|
:: to attack, assault
|
| angriber {noun}
|
:: attacker (someone who attacks, offensive soccer player)
|
| angst {adj}
|
:: afraid, anxious, alarmed
|
| angst {noun}
|
:: fear, alarm, apprehension, dread
|
| angst {noun}
|
:: anxiety
|
| angst {noun}
|
:: angst
|
| ångstrøm {c}
|
:: angstrom (unit of length, 10-10 m), abbreviated mul
|
| ångstrøm {c}
|
:: indefinite plural of ångstrøm
|
| angstskrig {noun}
|
:: cry or shriek of terror
|
| anholde {v}
|
:: arrest (to seize and take into legal custody)
|
| anholdelse {noun}
|
:: arrest (an act or instance of an arrest)
|
| anime {noun}
|
:: anime
|
| anis {noun}
|
:: anise
|
| anisotrop {adj}
|
:: anisotropic
|
| anisotropi {noun}
|
:: anisotropy
|
| anisotropisk {adj}
|
:: anisotropic
|
| Anita {prop}
|
:: given name of Spanish origin
|
| Anja {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| anke {noun}
|
:: complaint
|
| anke {noun}
|
:: appeal
|
| anke {v}
|
:: to complain
|
| anke {v}
|
:: to appeal (to take a case to a higher court)
|
| anker {noun} [nautical]
|
:: anchor
|
| anker {noun}
|
:: armature, anchor (rotating part of an electric motor or dynamo)
|
| anker {noun}
|
:: barrel (beer), cask (wine)
|
| anker {noun}
|
:: anker
|
| Anker {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Ankersen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| anket {v}
|
:: past participle of anke
|
| anklage {noun}
|
:: an accusation (declaration of fault or blame)
|
| anklage {v}
|
:: to accuse
|
| anklagende {v}
|
:: present participle of anklage
|
| ankomme {v}
|
:: To get to a certain place; to arrive
|
| ankommet {v}
|
:: past participle of ankomme
|
| ankomst {noun}
|
:: arrival
|
| ankre {v}
|
:: to anchor
|
| ankret {v}
|
:: past participle of ankre
|
| anledning {noun}
|
:: cause, occasion, reason
|
| anledning {noun}
|
:: occasion, opportunity
|
| anløben {adj}
|
:: drunk
|
| anmeldelse {noun}
|
:: A review, a reception, criticism
|
| anmode {v}
|
:: to request, ask for [with the preposition om + the thing requested, with or without the person to whom the request is made as an object]
|
| Ann {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Anna {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Anna {prop}
|
:: Anna (Biblical prophetess)
|
| Anne {prop} {c}
|
:: given name
|
| annektering {noun}
|
:: annexation
|
| Annelise {prop}
|
:: given name, combination of Anne and Lise, also spelled Anne-Lise
|
| Anne-Lise {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Annemarie {prop}
|
:: given name, combination of Anne and Marie, also spelled Anne-Marie
|
| Anne-Marie {prop}
|
:: given name, combination of Anne and Marie
|
| Annemette {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Anne-Mette {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Anne-Sofie {prop}
|
:: given name, combination of Anne and Sofie
|
| Annette {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Anni {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Annie {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| annihilere {v}
|
:: to annihilate
|
| annullation {noun}
|
:: annulment (the act of annulling; abolition; nullification; cancellation)
|
| annullere {v}
|
:: cancel (invalidate, annul)
|
| annullering {noun}
|
:: cancel (cancellation)
|
| annullering {noun}
|
:: annulment
|
| annullering {noun}
|
:: disallowance (in sports)
|
| Anny {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| anonym {adj}
|
:: anonymous
|
| anonymisere {v}
|
:: to anonymise
|
| anonymitet {noun}
|
:: anonymity
|
| anorak {c}
|
:: anorak
|
| anordne {v} [rare]
|
:: to arrange, prescribe
|
| anordning {noun}
|
:: device [a thing with a certain purpose]
|
| anordning {noun}
|
:: regulation [an instruction from a ministry as to how administrate a law]
|
| anoreksi {noun}
|
:: anorexia nervosa
|
| ansætte {v}
|
:: to hire, employ, appoint
|
| ansætte {v}
|
:: estimate, assess
|
| ansat {adj}
|
:: employed
|
| ansat {noun}
|
:: employee
|
| anse {v}
|
:: to consider, regard
|
| anseelse {noun}
|
:: reputation [what somebody is known for]
|
| anseelse {noun}
|
:: respect
|
| anseelse {noun}
|
:: standing
|
| anseelse {noun}
|
:: prestige
|
| anselig {adj}
|
:: sizable, of some size
|
| anset {adj}
|
:: respected
|
| ansigt {noun}
|
:: face (the part of the body)
|
| anskueliggøre {v}
|
:: to illustrate, to make more comprehensible
|
| ansøger {noun}
|
:: applicant (one who applies)
|
| ansøger {noun}
|
:: candidate (a person who is applying to a position for a job)
|
| ansøgning {noun}
|
:: an application; a written request for money, help, asylum, work etc
|
| anstændig {adj}
|
:: proper, decent
|
| anstand {noun}
|
:: dignity
|
| anstand {noun}
|
:: decorum, propriety
|
| anstrøg {noun}
|
:: trace, tinge, touch
|
| ansvar {noun}
|
:: responsibility [the state of being responsible]
|
| ansvar {noun}
|
:: liability [an obligation, debt or responsibility owed to someone]
|
| ansvar {noun}
|
:: blame
|
| ansvarlig {adj}
|
:: responsible (reliable, showing responsibility)
|
| ansvarlig {adj}
|
:: responsible (answerable)
|
| ansvarlig {adj}
|
:: responsible (being the cause of)
|
| ansvarsfraskrivelse {noun} [law]
|
:: disclaimer, waiver
|
| antage {v n c p}
|
:: assume, presume
|
| antage {v n c p}
|
:: accept
|
| antage {v n c p}
|
:: engage, take on
|
| antage {v n c p}
|
:: adopt
|
| antageligvis {adv}
|
:: presumably
|
| antagonist {noun} [literature]
|
:: antagonist
|
| antal {noun}
|
:: number (of something); quantity of something countable
|
| antaste {v}
|
:: bother someone
|
| antenne {noun} [zoology]
|
:: an antenna (on an insect)
|
| antenne {noun}
|
:: an aerial (UK) or antenna (transmitting and/or receiving device)
|
| Anthonsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| anti- {prefix}
|
:: anti-
|
| antibiotikum {n} [pharmacology]
|
:: An antibiotic
|
| antikrist {noun}
|
:: antichrist (evil person)
|
| antimon {noun}
|
:: antimony
|
| antisemitisk {adj}
|
:: anti-Semitic
|
| antisemitisme {c}
|
:: anti-Semitism, hatred of Jews
|
| antiseptisk {adj} [medicine]
|
:: antiseptic
|
| antistof {noun} [physics, uncountable]
|
:: antimatter
|
| antistof {noun} [immunology, countable]
|
:: antibody
|
| Antoinette {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| antologi {noun}
|
:: anthology (collection of literary works)
|
| Anton {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Antonie {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Anton
|
| Antonsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| antonym {adj}
|
:: antonymous
|
| antonym {noun}
|
:: antonym
|
| antonymi {noun}
|
:: antonymy
|
| antropomorf {adj}
|
:: anthropomorphic (having the form of a man)
|
| antropomorfisme {noun}
|
:: anthropomorphism
|
| Antwerpen {prop}
|
:: Antwerpen (capital city)
|
| Antwerpen {prop}
|
:: Antwerpen (province)
|
| antyde {v}
|
:: To imply, to suggest
|
| antydet {v}
|
:: past participle of antyde
|
| antydning {noun}
|
:: hint
|
| antydning {noun}
|
:: suggestion
|
| antydning {noun}
|
:: indication
|
| antydning {noun}
|
:: innuendo
|
| antydning {noun}
|
:: trace, touch, suspicion
|
| Anubis {prop} [Egyptian mythology]
|
:: Anubis
|
| anvendt matematik {c}
|
:: applied mathematics
|
| anvendt økonomi {noun}
|
:: applied economics
|
| anyway {adv}
|
:: Used to indicate a change of topic
|
| aorist {noun}
|
:: aorist [a past tense formation in Classical and Modern Greek and related formations in other Indo-European languages]
|
| aorist {noun}
|
:: aorist [verbal aspect in Classical and Modern Greek, equivalent to perfective]
|
| apalhraun {n} [geology]
|
:: aa (a type of lava flow)
|
| apanage {noun}
|
:: apanage, appanage
|
| Aphrodite {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Aphrodite
|
| apokope {noun}
|
:: apocope
|
| Apollon {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Apollo
|
| apostelheste {noun} [humorous, plural only]
|
:: legs, seen as vehicles of locomotion
|
| apostrof {noun}
|
:: apostrophe (the character ’)
|
| apotek {noun}
|
:: pharmacy (a place where prescription drugs are dispensed)
|
| apoteker {noun}
|
:: apothecary, pharmacist
|
| apoteose {noun}
|
:: apotheosis
|
| apoteosere {v}
|
:: to apotheosize
|
| app {noun} [computing]
|
:: app
|
| apparat {noun}
|
:: instrument, apparatus, appliance, machine
|
| apparat {noun}
|
:: device
|
| apparat {noun}
|
:: radio or TV set
|
| apparat {noun}
|
:: camera
|
| apparat {noun}
|
:: telephone, handset, extension
|
| apparat {noun}
|
:: machinery
|
| appelsin {noun}
|
:: An orange, a fruit from the tree Citrus sinensis
|
| appelsinfri {adj}
|
:: free of oranges
|
| appelsinfri {adj} [slang]
|
:: sober
|
| appelsinhud {noun}
|
:: cellulite
|
| appelsin i turbanen {noun} [idiomatic]
|
:: an unexpected stroke of luck
|
| appelsinjuice {noun}
|
:: Orange juice
|
| appelsinskræl {noun}
|
:: orange peel
|
| appetit {noun}
|
:: appetite
|
| applicere {v}
|
:: to apply
|
| applicering {noun}
|
:: application [act of applying]
|
| applikation {noun}
|
:: application (act of applying)
|
| applikation {noun} [computing]
|
:: application
|
| april {c}
|
:: April (the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar)
|
| aprilsnar {noun}
|
:: April fool (practical joke played on April Fools' Day)
|
| apropos {noun}
|
:: aside
|
| apropos {prep}
|
:: apropos (regarding or concerning)
|
| apropos {adv}
|
:: apropos
|
| ar {noun}
|
:: scar
|
| ar {noun} [slang]
|
:: mouth
|
| ar {noun}
|
:: are (square decametre, 100 m²)
|
| år {noun}
|
:: year
|
| ara {noun}
|
:: macaw (various parrots)
|
| araber {noun}
|
:: Arab (a person of Arab origin), Arabian (a native of Arabia)
|
| araber {noun}
|
:: Arabian (an Arabian horse)
|
| Arabien {prop}
|
:: Arabia (a peninsula between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf)
|
| arabisk {adj}
|
:: Arabic (of, from, or pertaining to Arab countries or cultural behaviour)
|
| Arabiske Halvø {prop} [geography]
|
:: Arabian Peninsula, Arabian subcontinent, Arabia (land mass nort-east of Africa)
|
| aragonisk {adj}
|
:: Aragonese (of, from, or pertaining to Aragon, the Aragonese people or the Aragonese language)
|
| aramæer {noun}
|
:: Aramaean
|
| arbejde {noun}
|
:: work (labour, employment, occupation, job)
|
| arbejde {noun} [physics]
|
:: work
|
| arbejde {noun}
|
:: work (effort expended on a particular task)
|
| arbejde {v}
|
:: work, to do a specific task (Generally for money)
|
| arbejder {noun}
|
:: worker, workman, laborer, labourer
|
| arbejderbi {noun}
|
:: worker bee
|
| arbejde sort {v}
|
:: to work without reporting doing so to the appropriate authorities (thus evading taxation)
|
| arbejdet {v}
|
:: past participle of arbejde
|
| arbejdsbi {noun}
|
:: worker bee
|
| arbejdsbord {noun}
|
:: worktable
|
| arbejdsdag {noun}
|
:: workday, working day
|
| arbejdsdeling {noun}
|
:: division of labour
|
| arbejdsdygtig {adj} [of a person]
|
:: able to work
|
| arbejdsgiver {noun}
|
:: employer (person or entity which employs others)
|
| arbejdskollega {noun}
|
:: a coworker
|
| arbejdsløs {adj}
|
:: unemployed (having no job)
|
| arbejdsløshed {noun}
|
:: unemployment, joblessness
|
| arbejdsro {noun}
|
:: tranquility allowing for productive and/or comfortable work
|
| arbejdstager {noun}
|
:: employee
|
| arbejdsudygtig {adj}
|
:: incapable of working
|
| arbitrær {adj}
|
:: arbitrary (chosen at random)
|
| årbog {noun}
|
:: A yearbook
|
| ard {noun} [historical]
|
:: plough, ard
|
| åre {noun} [anatomy]
|
:: vein (bloodvessel)
|
| åre {noun} [geology]
|
:: vein (e.g. with gold)
|
| åre {noun} [botany]
|
:: grain (in wood)
|
| åre {noun}
|
:: an oar used for rowing
|
| areal {noun}
|
:: area, space
|
| areal {noun}
|
:: acreage
|
| årepresse {noun}
|
:: tourniquet
|
| Argentina {prop}
|
:: Argentina (country)
|
| argentiner {noun}
|
:: Argentinian (person from Argentina)
|
| argon {noun}
|
:: argon
|
| argument {noun}
|
:: argument
|
| argumentere {v}
|
:: to argue
|
| århundred {noun}
|
:: A century; a period of 100 consecutive years
|
| århundrede {noun}
|
:: A century; a period of 100 consecutive years
|
| Århus {prop} {n}
|
:: Århus (city)
|
| århusianer {noun}
|
:: person from Aarhus
|
| århusiansk {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the city of Aarhus
|
| arie {noun}
|
:: aria (type of musical piece)
|
| arier {noun}
|
:: Aryan
|
| -årig {suffix}
|
:: aged a specified number of years
|
| -årig {suffix}
|
:: of a duration of the specified number of years
|
| -årigt {suffix}
|
:: neuter singular of -årig
|
| Aristofanes {prop}
|
:: Aristophanes
|
| aristokrat {noun}
|
:: aristocrat (one of the aristocracy)
|
| aristokrati {noun}
|
:: aristocracy (the nobility or the hereditary ruling class)
|
| Aristophanes {prop}
|
:: Aristophanes
|
| Aristoteles {prop}
|
:: Aristotle
|
| aristotelisk {adj}
|
:: Aristotelian
|
| aritmetikkens fundamentalsætning {prop} [number theory]
|
:: fundamental theorem of arithmetic
|
| Arizona {prop}
|
:: Arizona (state)
|
| Arizonas {prop}
|
:: genitive of Arizona
|
| ark {noun}
|
:: a sheet [of paper]
|
| ark {noun} [biblical]
|
:: ark [Noah's Ark or the Ark of the Convenant]
|
| arkæologi {noun}
|
:: archaeology [study of material culture(s) in the past]
|
| Arkansas' {prop}
|
:: genitive of Arkansas
|
| Arkansas {prop}
|
:: Arkansas (state)
|
| arkitekt {noun}
|
:: architect (a designer of buildings)
|
| arkitektur {noun}
|
:: architecture
|
| arkiv {noun}
|
:: archive
|
| arkivar {noun}
|
:: archivist
|
| årle {adj} [dated]
|
:: early
|
| årlig {adj}
|
:: yearly, annual (happening once every year)
|
| årlig {adj}
|
:: annual (of, for or relating to a whole year)
|
| årlig {adj} [adverbial, also årligt]
|
:: yearly, annually
|
| arm {noun} [anatomy]
|
:: arm
|
| arm {adj} [dated]
|
:: poor, not rich
|
| arm {adj}
|
:: unfortunate, poor
|
| armbåndsur {noun}
|
:: a wristwatch
|
| armbrøst {noun}
|
:: crossbow (mechanised weapon based on the bow)
|
| arme {noun}
|
:: army
|
| Armenien {prop}
|
:: Armenien (country)
|
| armhule {noun}
|
:: armpit (cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder)
|
| armillarsfære {noun}
|
:: armillary sphere
|
| armlægning {noun}
|
:: arm wrestling
|
| armod {noun}
|
:: poverty
|
| arne {noun}
|
:: hearth
|
| Arne {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Arnesen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Arnold {prop}
|
:: given name of Germanic origin
|
| Arnth {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| aromatisk {adj}
|
:: aromatic
|
| aromatisk {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: aromatic
|
| Aron {prop}
|
:: Aaron (biblical figure)
|
| Aron {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Aronsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| arp {noun}
|
:: cradle cap
|
| arrangement {noun}
|
:: arrangement
|
| arrangement {noun}
|
:: event, party
|
| arrangere {v}
|
:: to set up, organize, arrange [especially in a positive manner]
|
| arre {v}
|
:: to scar
|
| arrest {noun}
|
:: arrest [the process of holding back a suspect]
|
| arrest {noun}
|
:: confinement, detention [a short-time prison]
|
| arresteret {adj}
|
:: arrested, under arrest
|
| arret {v}
|
:: past participle of arre
|
| arrig {adj}
|
:: bad-tempered
|
| arrig {adj}
|
:: testy, peppery
|
| arrig {adj}
|
:: peevish
|
| arrig {adj}
|
:: vicious (about a savage and aggressive dog)
|
| arrigtrold {noun}
|
:: spitfire (a person with a fiery temper)
|
| arrogant {adj}
|
:: arrogant
|
| årsag {noun}
|
:: cause
|
| årsdag {noun}
|
:: anniversary
|
| arsen {noun}
|
:: arsenic (element, chemical symbol As)
|
| arsenik {noun}
|
:: arsenic (As2O3)
|
| årstid {noun}
|
:: season (quarter of a year), time of year
|
| art {noun}
|
:: kind
|
| art {noun}
|
:: nature
|
| art {noun}
|
:: species
|
| Arthur {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| årti {noun}
|
:: decade (a period of ten years)
|
| artig {adj}
|
:: (especially of a child) well-behaved
|
| artikel {noun}
|
:: article [a story, report, or opinion piece]
|
| artikel {noun}
|
:: article [an item in a list or a document]
|
| artikel {noun}
|
:: article [an entry in a dictionary or an encyclopedia]
|
| artikel {noun}
|
:: article, product, commodity [a certain kind of product]
|
| artikel {noun} [grammar]
|
:: article [a part of speech indicating that a noun phrase is definite or indefinite]
|
| artiskok {noun}
|
:: artichoke
|
| årtusind {noun}
|
:: a millennium, a thousand years
|
| årtusinde {noun}
|
:: a millennium, a thousand years
|
| arv {noun}
|
:: inheritance
|
| arv {noun}
|
:: legacy
|
| arv {noun}
|
:: heritage
|
| årvågenhed {noun}
|
:: a vigilance
|
| årvågenhed {noun}
|
:: an alertness
|
| arve {noun}
|
:: pimpernel (Anagallis), especially scarlet pimpernel (Anagallis arvensis)
|
| arve {v}
|
:: inherit
|
| arve {v}
|
:: succeed (to fall heir to; to inherit)
|
| arvelig {adj}
|
:: hereditary (which is passed on as inheritance)
|
| Arvesen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| arvet {v}
|
:: past participle of arve
|
| Arvid {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| arving {noun}
|
:: heir, heiress
|
| as {noun}
|
:: one of the Æsir
|
| as {noun}
|
:: A-flat (A♭)
|
| A/S {noun} [legal]
|
:: abbreviation of aktieselskab (a stock-based company)
|
| ås {noun}
|
:: esker, ridge
|
| ås {noun}
|
:: purlin
|
| ås {noun}
|
:: beam
|
| asbest {c}
|
:: asbestos
|
| Asbjørn {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| ascorbinsyre {c}
|
:: unofficial, but common spelling for askorbinsyre
|
| ase {v}
|
:: struggle (to labour in difficulty)
|
| Åse {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Old Norse Ása
|
| aseksualitet {noun}
|
:: asexuality
|
| aseptisk {adj} [medicine]
|
:: aseptic
|
| Aserbajdsjan {prop}
|
:: Aserbajdsjan (country)
|
| aset {v}
|
:: past participle of ase
|
| asfalt {noun}
|
:: asphalt, asphalt concrete
|
| asfaltere {v}
|
:: asphalt
|
| asfyksi {noun}
|
:: asphyxia, asphyxiation
|
| Asgård {prop} [Norse mythology]
|
:: Asgard
|
| Asger {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| asiat {noun}
|
:: Asian
|
| asie {noun}
|
:: gherkin
|
| Asien {prop} [geography]
|
:: Asia (A continent located east of Europe, west of the Pacific Ocean, north of Oceania and south of the Arctic Ocean.)
|
| ask {noun}
|
:: common ash (tree, Fraxinus excelsior)
|
| aske {noun}
|
:: ash (solid remains of a fire)
|
| aske {v}
|
:: ash
|
| Aske {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| askebæger {noun}
|
:: ashtray
|
| Askepot {prop}
|
:: Cinderella
|
| asket {v}
|
:: past participle of aske
|
| askorbinsyre {noun}
|
:: ascorbic acid
|
| Asmus {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| asparges {noun}
|
:: asparagus (asparagus plant)
|
| aspartam {noun}
|
:: aspartame
|
| aspekt {noun}
|
:: aspect
|
| Aspergers syndrom {m}
|
:: Asperger’s syndrome
|
| aspirere {v}
|
:: to aspire
|
| assertiv {adj}
|
:: assertive
|
| assimilation {noun}
|
:: assimilation
|
| assimilation {noun} [linguistics]
|
:: assimilation
|
| assimilation {noun} [sociology]
|
:: assimilation
|
| assimilere {v}
|
:: to assimilate
|
| assistent {noun}
|
:: assistant
|
| assistere {v}
|
:: to assist
|
| association {noun}
|
:: association
|
| association {noun}
|
:: group of persons united for some purpose
|
| associativ {adj} [math]
|
:: associative
|
| associativitet {noun} [math]
|
:: associativity
|
| associere {v}
|
:: to associate
|
| assortiment {noun}
|
:: assortment
|
| assurandør {noun} [insurance]
|
:: insurer
|
| assurandør {noun} [insurance, now, rare]
|
:: synonym of forsikringsselskab ("insurance company")
|
| assyrer {noun}
|
:: Assyrian
|
| assyriologi {noun}
|
:: Assyriology
|
| assyrisk {adj}
|
:: Assyrian
|
| Asta {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| astat {n}
|
:: astatine (element)
|
| asterisk {noun}
|
:: asterisk
|
| asteroide {noun}
|
:: asteroid
|
| astma {noun} [pathology]
|
:: asthma
|
| astmaanfald {noun} [medicine]
|
:: asthma attack
|
| astmapatient {noun}
|
:: asthma patient
|
| astmatiker {noun} [pathology]
|
:: asthmatic
|
| astmatisk {adj} [pathology]
|
:: asthmatic
|
| astmatisk anfald {noun} [pathology, rare]
|
:: asthma attack
|
| Astrid {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| astro- {prefix}
|
:: astro-; (pertaining to stars)
|
| astrofysik {noun}
|
:: astrophysics
|
| astrofysiker {noun}
|
:: astrophysicist
|
| astrologi {noun}
|
:: astrology
|
| astronaut {noun}
|
:: astronaut
|
| astronomisk {adj}
|
:: astronomical (of or relating to astronomy, very large)
|
| astronomisk enhed {c}
|
:: astronomical unit
|
| asyl {noun}
|
:: asylum, refuge, sanctuary
|
| asyl {noun}
|
:: orphanage, crèche
|
| asylansøger {noun}
|
:: asylum seeker
|
| asymmetrisk {adj}
|
:: asymmetric, asymmetrical
|
| at {conj}
|
:: that [introduces a noun clause functioning as the subject, object or predicative of a verb, or as the object of a prepositional phrase]
|
| at {conj} [archaic]
|
:: that, in order that, so that [introduces an adverbial clause stating the purpose]
|
| at {conj}
|
:: that, so that [introduces an adverbial clause stating the result, normally after a demonstrative adverb or pronoun]
|
| at {conj}
|
:: that, why [introducing an independent clause, expressing passion, surprise, anger, or joy]
|
| at {conj} [proscribed]
|
:: added pleonastically to other conjunctions: fordi at, hvis at, når at
|
| at {particle}
|
:: to [infinitive-marker, obligatory when the infinitive functions as noun phrase or an adverbial phrase, but omitted when it is governed by a modal verb]
|
| at {particle}
|
:: introducing an adverb of direction after a phrase that normally governs an infinitive (which may be understood ellipsis)
|
| at falde er ingen skam, men at blive liggende er {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: falling is not a shame, keep lying down is
|
| atgejr {noun}
|
:: halberd
|
| Athen {prop}
|
:: Athen (capital city)
|
| Athena {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Athena (the goddess)
|
| athenæer {noun}
|
:: Athenian, a citizen of the Greek city of Athens
|
| athenæisk {adj}
|
:: Athenian, belonging to the Greek city of Athens
|
| Athene {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Athena (the goddess)
|
| athener {noun}
|
:: Athenian, a citizen of the Greek city of Athens
|
| athenienser {noun}
|
:: Athenian, a citizen of the Greek city of Athens
|
| atheniensisk {adj}
|
:: Athenian, belonging to the Greek city of Athens
|
| athensk {adj}
|
:: Athenian, belonging to the Greek city of Athens
|
| atlantisk {adj}
|
:: Atlantic
|
| atlet {noun}
|
:: athlete (a participant in track and field sports)
|
| atmosfære {noun}
|
:: atmosphere (gases surrounding a planet)
|
| atmosfære {noun}
|
:: atmosphere (unit of pressure)
|
| atom- {prefix}
|
:: A-; (nuclear power)
|
| atom {noun}
|
:: atom
|
| atomaffald {noun}
|
:: nuclear waste
|
| atombombe {noun} [military, weapon]
|
:: nuclear bomb, atomic bomb [nuclear weapon]
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| atomkerne {noun} [physics]
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:: nucleus [positive core of atom]
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| atomkraft {noun} [technology]
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:: nuclear power (the use of sustained nuclear fission to generate heat and electricity)
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| atomnummer {noun} [nuclear physics]
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:: atomic number
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| atomvåben {n}
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:: nuclear weapon, atomic weapon
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| atonal {adj} [music]
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:: atonal
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| at tale er at så, at lytte er at høste {proverb} [idiom]
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:: talking is seeding and listening is harvesting
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| atten {num}
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:: eighteen
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| atter {adv}
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:: again
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| attisk {adj}
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:: Attic, belonging to the landscape of Attica or the city of Athens
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| attisk {adj}
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:: Attic, referring to the dialect or the literature of Classical Athens
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| attisk {noun}
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:: the Attic dialect of Greek
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| atto- {prefix}
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:: atto-
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| attrå {noun}
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:: desire, longing
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| attrå {v}
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:: to wish, desire
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| attrå {v}
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:: to covet, yearn
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| attribut {n} {c}
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:: attribute (characteristic or quality); female characteristics, especially the breasts
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| attribut {n} {c} [grammar]
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:: attribute (word qualifying a noun)
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| atypisk {adj}
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:: atypical
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| aubergine {noun}
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:: eggplant, aubergine (fruit, plant, color)
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| auditorium {n}
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:: auditorium (large room for speeches, meetings, performances, etc.)
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| august {c}
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:: August (the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar)
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| August {prop}
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:: given name. Feminine form: Augusta
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| Augusta {prop}
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:: given name of Latin origin
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| Australien {prop} {n}
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:: Australien (continent)
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| australier {noun}
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:: an Australian (person from Australia)
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| australsk {adj}
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:: Australian (of or pertaining to Australia)
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| autenticitet {noun}
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:: authenticity
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| autentisk {adj}
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:: authentic
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| autisme {c}
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:: autism
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| auto- {prefix}
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:: self
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| auto- {prefix}
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:: automatic
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| auto- {prefix}
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:: cars
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| autodidakt {noun}
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:: autodidact (a self-taught person)
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| autodidakt {adj}
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:: autodidactic, self-taught, self-educated
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| autofokus {noun}
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:: autofocus
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| autograf {noun}
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:: autograph
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| autokrat {noun}
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:: autocrat
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| autokrati {noun}
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:: autocracy
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| automat {noun}
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:: kiosk
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| automatisk {adj}
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:: automatic
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| automatisk {adv}
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:: automatically
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| automobil {noun}
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:: automobile
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| autonom {adj}
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:: autonomous
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| autonomi {noun}
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:: autonomy
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| autoprotolyse {noun} [chemistry]
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:: autoprotolysis
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| autopsi {noun}
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:: autopsy (a dissection performed on a cadaver)
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| autorisation {noun}
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:: authorization (formal sanction, permission or warrant)
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| autoritet {noun}
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:: authority
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| autoritetstro {noun}
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:: compliance with and faith in authority
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| av {adj}
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:: abbreviation of audiovisuel
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| av {interj}
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:: ouch (expression of one's own physical pain)
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| avance {noun}
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:: profit
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| avancere {v}
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:: to advance
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| avancere {v}
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:: to be promoted
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| avanceret {adj}
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:: advanced
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| avantgarde {noun}
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:: avantgarde, avant-garde
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| ave {c}
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:: discipline, keeping in check
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| ave {noun}
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:: Ave Maria
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| ave {v}
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:: discipline, check, restrain
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| avenue {noun}
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:: avenue
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| avis {noun} [journalism]
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:: newspaper
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| avl {noun}
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:: breeding [of animals]
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| avl {noun}
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:: growing [of plants]
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| avle {v}
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:: to grow, raise [to produce plants]
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| avle {v}
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:: to breed, raise [to produce animals]
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| avle {v}
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:: to procreate, sire, beget [to have children]
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| avle {v} [metaphorically]
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:: to create
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| avler {noun}
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:: breeder [of plants or animals]
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| avocado {noun}
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:: avocado
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| avokado {noun}
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:: avocado
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| Axel {prop}
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:: given name
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| Axelsen {prop}
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:: surname
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