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babs {noun} [chiefly in the plural, colloquial] :: boob, breast
baby {noun} :: A baby, an infant
baby {noun} [slang] :: An attractive young female
babyalarm {noun} :: A baby alarm, a baby monitor
babybio {noun} :: a film screening where it is acceptable for parents to bring their baby
babyblå {adj} :: baby blue
babyble {noun} :: A baby diaper, a diaper designed for infants
babyboom {noun} :: An increase in birth rate, a baby boom
babyboom {noun} [singular only] :: Specifically the baby boom following the return of servicemen at the end of World War II
babyboom {noun} :: indefinite plural of babyboom
babydoll {noun} :: A baby doll, a style of women's nightdress
babydoll {noun} :: A female who is perceived to look like a doll
babydukke {noun} :: A child's doll that is designed to look like a baby, a baby doll
babyface {noun} :: A face resembling that of a baby; a youthful face, a baby face
babyface {noun} :: A person having such a face, a baby face
babyfløjl {n} {c} :: Corduroy
babylem {c} :: baby hatch
babylift {noun} :: A lined box or cart with handles on the side that is used to carry babies; carrycot
Babylon {prop} :: Babylon
babyloner {noun} [unofficial, but common] :: alternative form of babylonier
Babylonien {prop} :: Babylonia
Babyloniens {prop} :: genitive of Babylonien
babylonier {noun} :: A Babylonian
babylonisk {adj} :: Babylonian
babylonsk {adj} :: Babylonian
babylyserød {adj} :: baby pink
babymad {noun} :: Baby food
babymajs {noun} :: Baby corn
babymajs {noun} :: indefinite plural of babymajs
babymassage {noun} :: Infant massage, baby massage
babypudder {noun} :: Baby powder
babysæl {noun} [animals] :: A baby seal, a seal that is an infant
babysitning {noun} :: The care of children in the temporary absence of their parents, the work of a babysitter, babysitting
babysitte {v} :: To babysit
baby-sitter {noun} :: alternative spelling of babysitter
babysitter {noun} :: A babysitter
babysittet {v} :: past participle of babysitte
babysitting {noun} :: The care of children in the temporary absence of their parents, the work of a babysitter, babysitting
babysko {noun} :: A small shoe meant to be worn by infants
babysko {noun} :: indefinite plural of babysko
babysnak {c} [linguistics] :: Baby talk
babysprog {noun} [linguistics] :: Language as it is spoken by an infant
babysprog {noun} [linguistics] :: A simplified form of a language which many adults and other older humans use to speak to infants
babysvømning {noun} :: Swimming lessons and training for infants
babytøj {noun} :: Baby clothes, clothing meant to be worn by infants
babyudstyr {noun} :: Equipment used to handle infants
babyvræl {noun} :: a baby's wail
Bach {prop} :: surname of Danish-speakers
Bach {prop} [music] :: Bach
bachelor {noun} :: bachelor's degree
bachelorgrad {noun} :: bachelor's degree
bad {noun} :: bath, shower, swim
bad {noun} :: bathroom
båd {noun} :: boat
bade {vi} :: to bathe, take a bath, take a swim
bade {vt} :: to bath
både {conj} :: both
både {pron} [obsolete] :: both
både {noun} [archaic] :: advantage, profit
både {v} [dated] :: to be useful, help
badebukser {noun} :: (a pair of) swimming trunks
badekåbe {noun} :: bathrobe
badet {v} :: past participle of bade
badevægt {noun} :: a weight for weighing humans
badeværelse {noun} :: bathroom
bådhus {noun} :: a boathouse
badminton {c} :: badminton
badmintonspiller {noun} :: badminton player
{noun} :: poop, faeces, crap (See Thesaurus:feces)
{noun} :: turd (a piece of excrement)
bæger {noun} :: cup
bæger {noun} :: tub
bæger {noun} :: calyx
bæger {noun} :: dicebox
bæk {noun} :: brook (a small stream)
bæk {noun} :: brooklet (a little brook)
bælte {noun} :: belt
bænk {noun} :: bench
bær {noun} :: berry
bærbar {adj} [of, electronics, especially, personal computers] :: portable
bærbar {adj} [nominally, common gender] :: laptop
bære {v} :: to carry [to transport by lifting]
bære {v} :: to carry [to be transmitted; to travel]
bære {v} :: to bear [to be equipped with something]
bære {v} :: to bear [to put up with something]
bære {v} :: to bear [to produce or yield something, such as fruit or crops]
bæredygtig {adj} :: sustainable
bæredygtighed {noun} :: sustainability
bærer {noun} :: carrier, bearer, wearer
Bærtelsen {prop} :: surname
bæskubber {noun} [uncommon, derogatory, vulgar slang] :: homosexual male: poo pirate, turd burglar
bæskubberi {noun} [slang] :: anal sex
bæst {noun} :: beast
bæst {noun} :: brute
bæve {v} :: tremble, quake (especially out of fear)
bæve {v} [figuratively] :: be afraid
bæven {c} :: trembling
bæver {noun} :: beaver (mammal)
bæverbestand {noun} :: beaver population
bæverbo {noun} :: beaver den
bæveregern {noun} :: mountain beaver
bævergnavet {adj} :: beaver-gnawed; gnawed by a beaver
bæverhytte {noun} :: beaver hut
bæverrotte {noun} :: hutia
bæverstok {noun} :: beaver stick
bævre {v} :: tremble, quake (especially out of fear)
bag {noun} [anatomy] :: behind, bottom, butt, buttocks
bag {noun} :: seat [part of clothing]
bag {prep} :: behind
bag {adv} :: behind
bag {noun} [rare] :: pastry
bagage {noun} :: baggage; luggage
bagagevogn {noun} :: A luggage cart, luggage trolley
bagatel {noun} :: bagatelle, trifle
bagatel {noun} :: bagatelle (a short piece of literature or of instrumental music, typically light or playful in character)
bagbord {noun} :: backboard (left hand side of a vessel)
bagbord {adv} :: toward the backboard side
Bagdad {prop} :: Bagdad (capital city)
bagdel {noun} :: behind, bottom, buttocks
bagdel {noun} [proscribed] :: disadvantage
bagdør {noun} :: back door
bage {v} :: to bake
bagefter {adv} :: behind
bagefter {adv} :: afterward, afterwards, subsequently
bagefter {adv} :: slow (behind in time)
bage på {v} :: hit on, flirt with, make advances to
bage på {v} :: have a crush on, crush on, be infatuated with
bager {noun} :: baker [person that produces and sells bread and cakes]
bager {noun} :: bakery [shop where bread and cakes are sold]
bageri {noun} :: a bakery, a baker's shop
bagerlærling {noun} :: baker apprentice
bagetter {adv} :: pronunciation spelling of bagefter
baggrund {noun} :: background [the scenery behind the main subject of an image]
baggrund {noun} :: background [the previous circumstances of a situation]
baggrund {noun} :: background [the origins or social heritage of a person]
baggrundsstof {noun} :: background information
baggrundsstråling {noun} :: background radiation
bagklog {adj} :: afterwise
bagklogskab {noun} :: hindsight (after-the-fact realisation or understanding)
baglyd {noun} :: auslaut
bagmand {noun} :: a person who organizes a crime without taking active part in its perpetration
bagsæde {noun} :: a back seat (seat at the back of a vehicle)
bagskid {noun} :: hangover
bag skyerne er himlen altid blå {proverb} [idiom] :: things are not as dark as they appear
bagslag {noun} :: Negative, undesired consequence or effect
bagstiv {adj} :: hung over
bagt {v} :: past participle of bage
bagtungevokal {noun} [phonetics] :: back vowel
Bahamas {prop} :: Bahamas (archipelago/and/country)
Bahrain {prop} :: Bahrain (country)
bajer {noun} [countable, colloquial] :: beer
bajonet {noun} :: bayonet
Bak {prop} :: surname
bakke {noun} :: hill, rise, slope
bakke {noun} :: tray, salver
bakke {noun} :: jaw (of a tool)
bakke {v} :: to back
bakket {adj} :: hilly
bakket {v} :: past participle of bakke
bakterie {noun} [microbiology] :: bacterium
bakteriologi {noun} [biology, microbiology] :: bacteriology
bål {noun} :: fire, bonfire, pyre
balde {noun} :: buttock (each of the two large fleshy halves of the posterior part of the body)
balde {noun} :: ball (of a foot)
balkon {noun} :: balcony
ballade {noun} :: ballad
ballademager {noun} [sometimes, affectionate] :: troublemaker
ballet {noun} :: ballet
ballon {noun} :: balloon (inflatable object)
ballon {noun} :: bulb
ballon {noun} :: carboy, demijohn (large bottle)
ballon {noun} [ballet, no plural] :: ballon (the quality of a jump by which a ballet dancer appears to pause in midair)
balsamisk {adj} :: balmy
balstyrig {adj} :: unruly
balstyrisk {adj} :: unruly
Baltikum {prop} :: the Baltic (Balticum)
bambus {c} :: bamboo
bamse {noun} :: teddy bear
bamse {noun} [colloquial] :: bear
bamse {noun} :: a burly man
bamseknus {noun} :: bear hug
Banachrum {noun} :: Banach space
banan {noun} :: banana [fruit]
bananrepublik {noun} :: banana republic
bananskræl {c} :: a banana skin or banana peel
band {noun} :: band
band {noun} [rare] :: excommunication
band {c} {n} [rare] :: swear word
bånd {noun} :: tape
bånd {noun} :: ribbon
bånd {noun} :: band
bånd {noun} :: string
bånd {noun} :: bond
bånd {noun} :: tie
bånd {noun} :: restriction
bånd {noun} :: ligament
bånd {noun} :: assembly line
bånd {noun} :: conveyor belt
bandage {noun} :: bandage (medical binding)
bande {noun} :: gang [a group of people united for the purpose of crime or vandalism]
bande {noun} :: barrier, cushion [e.g. in billiards or hockey]
bande {v} :: to curse [to use offensive language]
bandeord {noun} :: a swear word, a curse word
båndoptager {noun} :: tape recorder
bane {noun} :: bane, person/thing/event that kills someone or something
bane {noun} :: track
bane {noun} :: trajectory
banegård {noun} :: train station
banemand {noun} :: bane, killer, especially a male one
Bang {prop} :: surname
bange {adj} :: afraid, frightened, scared
bangebuks {noun} :: coward, chicken
Bangkok {prop} :: Bangkok (capital city)
Bangladesh {prop} :: Bangladesh (country)
bank {noun} :: bank (financial institution, branch office, controller of a game, a safe and guaranteed place of storage)
bank {c} :: only used in certain expressions
bank {noun} :: knock (an abrupt rapping sound)
bank {noun} :: ({p}) a beating
banke {c} :: a bank [underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank]
banke {c} :: a bank [of clouds or fog]
banke {v} :: to knock [rap one's knuckles against something, such as a door]
banke {v} :: to hammer [strike with a hammer]
banke {v} :: to beat [heart]
banke {v} :: to throb [pain, headache, pulse]
bankkonto {noun} :: bank account
baobab {c} :: baobab
baobabtræ {noun} :: synonym of baobab
-bar {suffix} :: -able
bar' {adv} :: eye dialect of bare
bar {adj} :: bare, naked
bar {adj} :: sheer, pure
bar {noun} :: bar [business licensed to sell intoxicating beverages, counter of such a premises]
bar {noun} :: bar [unit of pressure]
barak {noun} :: barrack
Barbados {prop} :: Barbados (island/and/country)
barbar {noun} :: barbarian [an uncivilized person]
Barbara {prop} :: given name
barbering {noun} :: shave
barbermaskine {noun} :: electric shaver
Barcelona {prop} :: Barcelona (capital city)
Barcelona {prop} :: Barcelona (province)
bare {adv} :: just
bare {adv} :: simply
bare {adv} :: only, merely
bare {conj} :: I wish, I hope, if only [introduces a wish]
bare {conj} :: if only [introduces a conditional subclause]
båre {noun} :: stretcher (simple litter designed to carry a sick, injured, or dead person)
båre {noun} :: bier
båret {v} :: past participle of bære
barfodet {adj} :: barefoot, barefooted
barium {noun} :: barium
bark {noun} :: bark [covering of the trunk of a tree]
bark {noun} :: bark [large sailing boat]
barm {noun} :: bosom
barm {noun} [nautical, archaic] :: a corner of a sail
barmhjertig {adj} :: merciful, charitable, compassionate
barn {noun} :: child (immature human)
barn {noun} :: child (human offspring)
barnagtig {adj} :: childish
barndom {noun} :: childhood
barnebarn {noun} :: grandchild (child of someone’s child)
barnesoldat {noun} :: child soldier
barnevogn {noun} :: pram, baby carriage
barnløs {adj} :: childless
barnløs {adj} :: unable to have children (e.g. of a couple)
barnløshed {noun} :: childlessness
barnsøl {n} [historical] :: some celebration of childbirth
barometer {n} :: a barometer
barre {noun} :: ingot
barre {noun} :: bar
barre {noun} [gymnastics] :: parallel bars, uneven bars
barrikade {noun} :: a barricade (a makeshift barrier)
barsel {noun} :: confinement (after childbirth), lying-in
barsel {noun} :: parental leave
barsk {adj} :: harsh, rough, tough
barsle {v} :: give birth
barsle {v} :: (figuratively) barsle med noget = work on something
baryonisk {adj} [particle physics] :: baryonic
basar {noun} :: bazaar
base {noun} [chemistry] :: base (generally understood to be a Brønsted-Lowry base)
base {noun} [military] :: base
base {noun} :: headquarters
Basel {prop} :: Basel (city)
basilika {noun} :: basilica [church]
basis {noun} [linear algebra] :: basis
basisk {adj} :: alkaline, basic
basket {c} :: basketball (the sport)
basketball {noun} :: basketball
basketballkurv {noun} :: basketball hoop
basketballspiller {noun} :: basketball player
baskisk {adj} :: Basque (relating to people or language)
bassin {noun} :: basin
bassin {noun} :: pool
bast {noun} :: bast
bast {noun} :: raffia
basta {interj} :: my decision is final, and I will debate no further
bastard {noun} :: crossbreed (an organism produced by mating of individuals of different varieties or breeds)
bastard {noun} :: mongrel (someone of mixed kind or uncertain origin, especially a dog)
bastard {noun} [dated] :: bastard (person who was born out of wedlock)
Bastian {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Sebastian. Cognate to the English name Bastian
basun {noun} :: trombone
bat {noun} :: bat [a club for striking a ball]
batte {v} :: to have effect
batteri {noun} [electronics] :: battery
batteri {noun} [military] :: battery (a coordinated group of artillery)
batteri {noun} :: battery (an array of similar things)
bavian {noun} :: baboon (Papio)
bavle {v} [colloquial] :: prattle, babble, speak at length and annoyingly
Bayern {prop} :: Bavaria
be- {prefix} :: Forms adjectives from nouns, with the sense "having noun"
be- {prefix} :: Forms verbs from adjectives, with the sense "making" (adjective); -ify
be- {prefix} :: Prepends to verbs, having no effect save making the verb transitive
Beate {prop} :: given name derived from Latin Beata
bebrejde {v} :: reproach (to criticize or rebuke someone)
bebrejde {v} :: upbraid
bebrejdet {v} :: past participle of bebrejde
bebyrde {v} :: to burden, encumber, trouble
bebyrdet {v} :: past participle of bebyrde
Bech {prop} :: surname
bed {noun} :: bed (a garden plot)
bed {noun} [obsolete] :: pasturage
bedare {v} :: to charm, captivate
bedare {v} [archaic] :: to fool
bedårende {adj} :: charming, adorable, enchanting
bede {noun} :: beet [the root plant Beta vulgaris]
bede {noun} :: wether [a castrated ram]
bede {vt} :: to ask, request [to demand something from someone, with the person as an object and with the preposition om + the thing asked for]
bede {vt} :: to beg, entreat, implore [to plead to someone about something, with the person as an object and with the preposition om + the thing asked for]
bede {vi} :: to pray [to address a divinity, with the preposition til + the addressed divinity]
bede {v} [dated] :: to make a halt, take a rest
bedemand {noun} :: funeral director, mortician, undertaker
bedet {v} :: past participle of bede
bedrag {noun} :: deceit, deception, fraud
bedrage {v c} :: to deceive
bedrager {noun} :: fraud [person who deceives]
bedre et ærligt nej end et falsk ja {proverb} [idiom] :: honesty is valued even when people say no
bedre sent end aldrig {phrase} :: better late than never
bedrift {noun} :: achievement
bedrift {noun} :: company, business, trade
bedrift {noun} :: farm
bedring {noun} :: improvement
bedrive {vt} :: to do, engage in [e.g. research, politics]
bedrive {vt} :: to commit [an immoral act]
bedrøve {vt} :: to sadden, distress
bedrøvet {adj} :: sad, grieved
bedst {adj} :: best
bedste {noun} :: clipping of bedstemor
bedste {noun} :: clipping of bedsteforælder
bedste {n} :: A best
bedstefar {c} :: grandfather (father of one's parent)
bedsteforælder {noun} :: grandparent
bedstemor {noun} :: grandmother (mother of someone's parent)
bedt {v} :: past participle of bede
bedugget {adj} [dated or humorous] :: drunk
bedyre {v} :: to assert, affirm
be- -et {circumfix} :: equipped with; having
befinde {vr} :: to be located
befinde {v} [obsolete, formal] :: to find, to deem, to determine
befindende {noun} :: condition, state
befindende {v} :: present participle of befinde
befolkning {noun} :: population (people living within a political or geographical boundary)
befrugte {v} :: To impregnate, to make pregnant
befrugtningsdygtig {adj} [of sperm] :: able to inseminate, able to lead to viable life
beg. {c} :: abbreviation of begyndelse
begavet {adj} :: bright, intelligent
begavet {adj} :: clever
begavet {adj} :: talented (endowed with talents)
begavet {adj} :: gifted
begejstret {adj} :: Excited and happy about something; enthusiastic
begge {pron} :: both [each of two; one and the other]
begivenhed {noun} :: event
begivenhed {noun} :: incident, occurrence
begivenhedshorisont {noun} [astrophysics] :: event horizon
begrænsning {noun} :: limitation
begravelse {noun} :: burial
begravelsesplads {noun} :: cemetery
begravende {v} :: present participle of begrave
begreb {noun} :: A concept, an idea, a notion
begrebsafklaring {noun} :: clarification of the terminology used for some purpose
begrebsdannelse {noun} :: formation of concept
begrebsforvirring {noun} :: a situation in which communication is hindered by imprecise terminology
begrebspar {noun} :: pair of concepts; two concepts together
begrebsramme {noun} :: conceptual framework
begrebsverden {noun} :: thought-world
begribe {v} :: to understand, to grasp, to fathom
begribelig {adj} :: comprehensible
begribende {v} :: present participle of begribe
begrunde {v} :: justify
begynde {vti} :: to start, begin, commence, open
begyndelse {noun} :: beginning, start, commencement
begyndelsesværdiproblem {noun} [calculus] :: initial-value problem
begynder {noun} :: beginner
begynder {noun} :: novice
begyndt {v} :: past participle of begynde
behændig {adj} :: agile, dexterous
behændig {adj} :: adroit, clever, deft
behandle {v} :: treat
behandle som et råddent æg {v} :: treat very carefully
beherske {v} :: master, dominate
beherske {v} :: master, to have great skill in
beherskelse {noun} :: dominion, control
beherskelse {noun} :: mastery (skill)
behold {c} [archaic] :: haven, refuge
beholde {v} :: keep
beholder {noun} :: container (an item in which objects or materials can be stored or transported)
beholder {noun} :: tank (container)
behov {noun} :: need, requirement
behøve {v} :: to need
behøvet {v} :: past participle of behøve
Beirut {prop} :: Beirut (capital city)
bejae {v} :: to affirm
bejaende {v} :: present participle of bejae
bejle {noun} :: ask someone marry
bejle {noun} :: flirt
bejle {noun} :: try to gain someones favors
bekende {v} :: to confess [faith]
bekende {v} :: to admit [something immoral, something personal]
bekende {v} :: to follow suit [to play a card of the same suit]
bekendelse {noun} :: confession
bekendelse {noun} :: creed
bekender {noun} :: confessor
bekendt {adj} :: known
bekendt {adj} :: well-known, famous
bekendt {adj} :: acceptable
bekendt {c} :: acquaintance, friend
beklage {v} :: apologize for
beklage {v} :: express dissatisfaction about
beklage {vr} :: complain
beklage {vt} [obsolete] :: express one's sympathy with someone's plight
beklagelse {noun} :: regret
beklager {interj} :: sorry
bekostning {noun} :: expense
bekræfte {v} :: to confirm
bekvem {adj} :: providing physical comfort; comfortable
bekvem {adj} [sometimes pejorative] :: convenient
bekvem {adj} :: (of earth) ready to be cultivated
bekymringsfri {adj} :: carefree
bekymringsløs {adj} :: carefree
belægge {v} [now less common than belæg] :: to substantiate, to present evidence for (some claim)
belægge {v} :: to place upon, to cover with
belægge {v} :: to place some tax, requirement, punishment or similar on something
belægge {v} :: to occupy, to take up a spot
belæst {adj} :: well-read
belaste {v} :: To encumber. (also figurative)
belejlig {adj} :: convenient
belejligt {adv} :: conveniently
Belgien {prop} :: Belgien (country)
belgier {noun} :: Belgian (a person from Belgium or of Belgian descent)
belgier {noun} :: Belgian (horse), Brabant
belgierfranc {noun} :: Belgian franc
belgisk {adj} :: Belgian (relating to Belgium and Belgians)
Belize {prop} :: Belize (country)
beløb {noun} :: a certain amount of money
belortet {adj} :: covered in faeces
belortet {adj} :: shitty, goddamned
belyse {v} :: to light up, illuminate
belyse {v} :: to throw light on, illustrate
belysning {noun} :: lighting, illumination
belyst {adj} :: lit up
bemærkning {noun} :: comment
ben {noun} :: leg [a lib of a human or an animal used for walking; also, by analogy, the legs of a desk or a chair]
ben {noun} :: bone [any part of the skeleton]
benåde {v} :: pardon (lift the punishment on a criminal)
benægte {vt} :: To deny
benarbejde {noun} :: legwork (work, especially research, that involves significant walking)
Bendt {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Bent
Benedicte {prop} :: given name
Benedikte {prop} :: given name, as a royal name traditionally popular in Denmark
benet {adj} :: bony, angular
benet {v} :: past participle of bene
bengel {noun} :: lout, loafer
benhård {adj} :: tough
Benin {prop} :: Benin (country)
Benjamin {prop} :: Benjamin (Biblical figure)
Benjamin {prop} :: given name
benklæder {noun} [dated, formal] :: trousers
Benny {prop} :: given name borrowed from English; in Scandinavia often associated with Benedict which is traditionally more popular than Benjamin
Bent {prop} :: given name
Bente {prop} :: given name
Benthe {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Bente
bentonit {noun} :: bentonite
benytte {v} :: to use
benzen {noun} [organic chemistry] :: benzene
benzin {noun} :: gasoline, petrol
benzinstation {noun} :: A gas station, petrol station, fuel station
Beograd {prop} :: Beograd (capital city)
berede {v} :: to prepare
beredt {v} :: past participle of berede
beredt {adj} :: ready, prepared
beretning {noun} :: report, account
berette {v} :: to tell, narrate
Berit {prop} :: given name
berkelium {noun} :: berkelium
Berlin {prop} :: Berlin (caplc)
Berlin {prop} :: Berlin (state)
berliner {noun} :: Berliner
Bern {prop} :: Bern (capital city)
Bern {prop} :: Bern (canton)
Bernhard {prop} :: given name
Bernt {prop} :: given name borrowed from a Low German variant of Bernhard
Berntsen {prop} :: surname
berømmelse {noun} :: fame, renown
berømmelse {noun} :: praise
berømt {adj} :: famous
berømt {adj} :: famed, renowned
berøre {v} :: to touch [physical contact]
berøre {v} :: to touch [physiology affected]
berøring {noun} :: a touch (physically)
berøringsangst {adj} :: reluctant to occupy oneself with or deal with something
berøringsangst {noun} :: reluctance to occupy oneself with or deal with something
bersærk {noun} :: berserk, beserker, berserker (a crazed Norse warrior who fought in a frenzy)
Bertel {prop} :: given name
Bertelsen {prop} :: surname
Bertha {prop} :: given name
Berthel {prop} :: given name
Berthelsen {prop} :: surname
Bertram {prop} :: given name
Bertram {prop} :: surname
beruset {adj} :: inebriated, intoxicated, drunk
beryl {noun} :: beryl [the mineral and examples of the mineral]
beryllium {n} :: beryllium
besætte {v} :: to occupy [a space or a territory]
besætte {v} :: to squat (to occupy without permission)
besætte {v} :: to obsess [a mind]
besætte {v} :: to possess [of a spirit]
besættelse {noun} :: occupation [of a space or a territory]
besættelse {noun} :: possession [by a spirit]
besættelse {noun} :: obsession [preoccupation]
besat {adj} :: occupied [by a person or an enemy]
besat {adj} :: possessed [by a spirit]
besat {adj} :: obsessed [by a feeling]
besejre {vt} :: To conquer, to defeat
besidde {v} :: possess
besjæle {v} :: to animate [give life]
besjæle {v} :: to inspire
besjælet {adj} :: animated, [[endowed with spirit
besjælet {adj} :: inspired
besjæling {noun} [literature] :: the endowing of life and/or sapience to inanimate objects
besk {adj} :: acrid (sharp and harsh, or bitter and not to the taste; pungent)
besk {adj} :: bitter (having an acrid taste)
besk {adj} :: tart
besked {noun} :: message
besked {noun} :: order, instruction
beskeden {adj} :: modest, unassuming
beskeden {adj} :: modest, moderate, humble
beskeden {adj} :: plain, simple
beskidt {adj} :: dirty
beskidt {adj} :: filthy, mucky, grimy, grubby
beskrive {v} :: to describe
beskrivelse {noun} :: description (account in words)
beskrivelse {noun} :: account (a statement of facts or occurrences)
beskrivelse {noun} :: specifications {p} (a set of requirements defining an exact description of an object or a process)
beskylde {v} :: to accuse
beskyldende {v} :: present participle of beskylde
beskyldning {noun} :: an accusation
beskyttelse {noun} :: protection
beskyttelse {noun} :: a safeguard, something that serves as a guard or protection; a defense
beskytter {noun} :: protector
beslaglægge {vt} :: to confiscate
beslutning {noun} :: decision
beslutningsdygtig {adj} :: quorate
beslutningsdygtig {adj} [of a person] :: decisive; characterized by promptness in decision-making
beslutsom {adj} :: decisive (marked by promptness and decision)
beslutsom {adj} :: resolute (firm, unyielding, determined)
beslutte {v} :: decide (come to a resolution or judgement)
besluttet {v} :: past participle of beslutte
besøg {noun} :: a visit
besøge {v} :: to visit (to go and meet or see)
besørge {v} :: to attend to, see to
bessefar {noun} [colloquial, sometimes, pejorative, especially, vocative] :: gramps, old man
besserwisser {noun} :: a know-it-all
bestå {v} :: to consist
bestå {v} :: to persist
bestå {v} :: to pass [a test, a course]
bestå af {v} :: consist of
beståen {c} :: existence
beståen {c} :: survival
bestående {adj} :: existing, established
bestand {noun} :: population (of an animal species)
bestand {noun} :: total number (of something)
bestanddel {c} :: a component
bestemme {vt} :: to determine, to ascertain
bestemme {vt} :: to decide, to decree
bestemme {vr} :: to decide on a topic; to make up one's mind
bestemme {v} :: to be in charge
bestemme over {vt} :: have authority over; be in charge of
bestemt {adj} :: specific, determinate
bestemt {adj} [grammar] :: definite
bestemt {adj} :: resolute, determined
bestemt {adv} :: certainly, definitely
bestemt integral {noun} [calculus] :: definite integral
bestialsk {adj} :: brutal, bestial
bestialsk {adj} :: [adverbial] brutally
bestie {noun} :: beast [a cruel and violent being or creature]
bestille {v} :: to order
bestillende {v} :: present participle of bestille
bestjæle {vt} :: to steal from
bestyrer {noun} :: a manager
bestyrer {noun} :: an administrator
bestyrer {noun} :: a principal (of a school)
bestyrtelse {noun} :: dismay
bestyrtelse {noun} :: consternation
besudle {v} :: tarnish, besmirch, sully
besvær {noun} :: bother, inconvenience
besværlig {adj} :: bothersome, troublesome, causing trouble, difficult to handle or work with
besværligt {adv} :: with difficulty
besvangre {v} :: impregnate, make pregnant
besvare {v} :: to answer, reply to
besvime {v} :: to faint
betablokker {noun} :: beta blocker
betacaroten {n} :: unofficial form of betakarotin (beta-carotene) (commonly used by chemists)
betændelse {noun} [medical] :: inflammation
betale {v} :: to pay [to give money in exchange for goods or services]
betale prisen {v} :: pay the price
betale prisen {v} [idiomatic] :: bear the consequence
betaling {noun} :: A payment, a pay, a remuneration
betaling {noun} :: A fee
betaling {noun} :: A repayment
betaling {noun} :: A consideration
betaling {noun} :: A fare
betalingsmiddel {noun} :: a means of payment, tender
betalt {v} :: past participle of betale
betapartikel {noun} [physics] :: beta particle
betegnelse {noun} :: name, appellation, designation
betegnelse {noun} :: term
betegnelse {noun} :: symbol
Betina {prop} :: given name
betinge {v} :: be a prerequisite for
betinge {v} :: be a determining factor for
betinge {v} :: to set conditions
betinge {v} :: necessitate
betinge {v} :: stipulate, demand
betingelse {noun} :: condition, prerequisite, requirement
betingelsesløs {adj} :: unconditional
betinget {adj} :: conditional
betinget {adj} [law, of a sentence] :: suspended
Betlehem {prop} :: Betlehem (city)
beton {noun} :: concrete
betragte {v} :: regard, look at
betragte {v} :: consider, regard (something abstract)
betro {vt} :: to entrust
Bettina {prop} :: given name of Italian origin, via German
Betty {prop} {c} :: given name borrowed from English Betty
betvivle {vt} :: to doubt
betyde {v} :: to mean (convey, signify, indicate)
betydende ciffer {noun} :: significant digit
betydet {v} :: past participle of betyde
betydning {noun} :: meaning (symbolic value of something)
betydning {noun} :: significance
betydning {noun} :: importance
betydning {noun} :: relevance
betydning {noun} :: influence
betydningslån {noun} [linguistics] :: semantic loan
betydningsmæssig {adj} :: relating to meaning
beundre {v} :: to admire
beundring {noun} :: admiration
bevæge {vr} :: to move (oneself)
bevæge {vt} :: to move (something else)
bevæge {vt} :: to move (someone), to stir someone's emotions
bevægelse {noun} :: movement, the act of moving
bevægelse {noun} :: movement (a trend in various fields or social categories)
bevægelsesfrihed {noun} :: freedom of movement (right to travel)
bevægelsesfrihed {noun} :: ability to move one's body
bevægelsesmængde {noun} [physics] :: momentum
bevæget {adj} :: moved
bevæget {adj} :: emotional
bevæget {adj} :: dramatic
bevare {v} :: preserve
bevidst {adj} :: deliberate
bevidst {adv} :: deliberately
bevidstløs {adj} :: unconscious, not awake
bevinget {adj} :: winged, having wings
bevinget ord {noun} :: a winged word or a kenning
bevis {noun} :: proof
bevisbyrde {noun} [law and elsewhere, chiefly in the singular] :: burden of proof, onus probandi
bevise {v} :: to prove
bevisende {v} :: present participle of bevise
bevislig {adv} :: demonstrably
bevisligt {adv} :: demonstrably
bh {c} :: a bra (abbreviation of brystholder)
BH {c} :: a bra (abbreviation of brystholder)
Bhutan {prop} :: Bhutan (country)
bi- {prefix} :: by-, side-
bi- {prefix} :: bi-
bi {noun} :: bee
bi {adv} :: by
Bianca {prop} :: given name recently borrowed from Italian
bibel {noun} :: Bible (Christian or Jewish holy book; also used figuratively)
Bibelen {prop} :: The Bible
Biblen {prop} :: The Bible
bibliofil {adj} :: bibliophilic
bibliofil {noun} :: bibliophile
bibliotek {noun} :: library
bibliotekar {noun} :: A librarian
bid {noun} :: bite (act of biting)
bid {noun} :: bit, morsel
bid {noun} :: bite, mouthful
bide {v} :: bite (to cut off a piece by clamping the teeth)
bide i det sure æble {phrase} [idiomatic] :: do something you don't feel like doing
bidrag {noun} :: A contribution
bidrag {noun} :: A subscription
bidrag {noun} :: Input
bidsel {noun} :: bit [part of a horse's headgear]
bidt {v} :: past participle of bide
bie {v} :: [dated] stay, wait
bif {noun} [colloquial, mostly in the definite singular] :: cinema
bifamilie {c} [biology] :: bee family; family of bees
Big Bang {prop} :: Big Bang
big data {prop} :: alternative case form of Big Data
Big Data {prop} :: big data
bighornfår {noun} :: A bighorn sheep
bighornfår {noun} :: indefinite plural of bighornfår
Big Mac {c} :: Big Mac
big time {adv} [postpositive, colloquial] :: to a great extent, very
bijektiv {adj} [mathematics] :: bijective
bikube {noun} :: hive, beehive
bil {noun} :: car, automobile
bilde ind {v} :: To convince someone that something false is true
bilist {noun} :: motorist, driver [a person who drives a car]
bilkø {c} :: a tailback (long queue of traffic on a road)
billard {c} :: billiards (a ball game played on a billiard table)
billard {n} :: a billiard table (another name for billardbord)
billardbord {n} :: a billiard table
bille {noun} :: beetle
billede {noun} :: picture, image
billede {noun} :: photo
billedplan {noun} :: in an extended metaphor, the level on which events are transpiring if interpreted figuratively
billet {noun} :: ticket (admission to entertainment, pass for transportation)
billig {adj} :: cheap
billige {v} :: to approve of, to sanction
billigelse {noun} :: approval
billiget {v} :: past participle of billige
billigt {adv} :: cheaply, cheap
billion {noun} :: 1012
biluheld {noun} :: car accident
bilulykke {noun} :: car accident
bilvask {noun} :: car wash
binde {v n c p} :: to tie, bind
binde {v n c p} :: to tie down, fetter
binde {v n c p} :: pin down, tie up
binde {v n c p} :: to stick [to jam, stop moving]
binde {v n c p} :: to hold, stick [adhere]
binde an {v} :: take on, tacle
bindegal {adj} [colloquial] :: completely insane
bindeleg {c} :: bondage
binde op {phrase} :: untie, undo
binde op {phrase} [uncommon] :: tie up (secure with rope, string, etc.)
binde op {phrase} [historical, agriculture] :: to arrange in sheafs
bindeord {noun} [part of speech] :: conjunction
binde på ærmet {v} :: to tell (a falsehood) (to someone)
Bindslev {prop} :: Bindslev [town in Denmark]
Bindslev {prop} :: surname
binomialkoefficient {noun} [combinatorics] :: binomial coefficient
bio- {prefix} :: bio- (concerning or associated with life)
bio. {noun} :: abbreviation of billion
bio {noun} [slang] :: cinema
bio {noun} [slang] :: biology
biobrændsel {noun} :: biofuel
biofysik {noun} :: biophysics
biograf {noun} :: movie theater
biograf {noun} :: biographer
biografi {noun} :: biography
biokemi {noun} :: biochemistry
biologi {noun} :: biology
biom {noun} :: biome
biord {noun} [grammar] :: adverb
bipolær {adj} :: bipolar (involving two poles)
bipolar {adj} :: bipolar (involving two poles)
biprodukt {noun} :: by-product
Birger {prop} :: given name
Birgit {prop} :: given name
Birgith {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Birgit
Birgitte {prop} :: given name
birkes {noun} :: poppyseed
birkes {noun} :: bread roll with poppyseeds
Birte {prop} :: given name
Birthe {prop} :: given name
bisætning {noun} [grammar] :: subordinate clause
bisætning {noun} :: unimportant utterance [said casually, in passing]
biseksualitet {noun} :: bisexuality
biskop {noun} :: bishop
bismut {noun} :: alternative spelling of bismuth
bismuth {noun} :: bismuth
bispedømme {noun} :: diocese
bistro {noun} :: A bistro
biting {noun} :: a matter of secondary importance
Bitte {prop} :: given name
Bitten {prop} :: given name
bitter {adj} :: bitter (all meanings)
bitter {noun} :: bitter (the liquid used in drinks)
bitter {noun} :: A bitter form of an aquavit
bitter {c} :: bitter (type of beer - only known generally in Denmark for a few years)
bittesmå {adj} :: tiny
bivuak {noun} :: bivouac
bizar {adj} :: bizarre
bjælde {noun} :: bell, jingle bell
Bjarke {prop} :: given name meaning bear or strong as a bear
Bjarmeland {prop} [historical] :: Bjarmaland
Bjarne {prop} {c} :: given name
Bjelland {prop} :: surname
bjerg {noun} :: mountain [large mass of earth and rock]
bjerg {noun} :: hill
bjerge {v} :: save, rescue
bjerge {v} :: salvage
bjerge {v} :: recover
bjerget {v} :: past participle of bjerge
bjørn {noun} :: bear (large mammal of family Ursidae)
bjørn {noun} [nautical] :: lubber's hole
Bjørn {prop} :: given name
bjørnebestand {noun} :: bear population
bjørneklo {noun} :: bear claw
bjørneklo {noun} :: a Heracleum plant
bjørnetjeneste {noun} :: A well-intentioned disservice
bjørnetjeneste {noun} [proscribed, rare] :: A very great service
bl.a. {adv} :: abbreviation of blandt andet
bl.a. {prep} :: abbreviation of blandt andet
blå {adj} :: blue (blue-colored)
blå {adj} :: [as a noun] {n} blue (colour)
blåbær {noun} :: bilberry (berry)
blåbær {noun} :: blueberry (berry)
blåbær {noun} :: bilberry (plant, Vaccinium myrtillus)
blåbær {noun} :: blueberry (plant)
Blåbjerg {prop} :: surname
blad {noun} :: leaf
blad {noun} :: petal
blad {noun} :: blade
blad {noun} :: sheet
blad {noun} :: newspaper, paper
blad {noun} :: periodical
blad {noun} :: magazine
bladet {v} :: past participle of blade
bladre {v} :: (aimlessly) turn pages, browse
blæk {noun} :: ink
blækklat {noun} :: blob, smudge of ink
blæksprutte {noun} :: cuttlefish
blæksprutte {noun} :: squid
blæksprutte {noun} :: octopus
blære {noun} :: bladder
blære {noun} :: blister (bubble on the skin)
blære {v} :: to show off, to swank
blære {v} :: to boast
blærehalskirtel {c} [anatomy] :: prostate gland, prostate
blæret {v} :: past participle of blære
blæse {v} :: to blow
blæse {v} :: to sound
blæsebælg {noun} :: bellows
blæse en halv pelikan {phrase} [idiomatic] :: strong wind; storm
blæse et stykke {v} :: not give a damn about
blæse på {v} [colloquial, not vulgar] :: synonym of skide på
blæst {noun} :: wind
blæst {noun} :: windy weather
blæst {adj} :: barmy
blæst {v} :: past participle of blæse
blæst {v} :: blown
blæver {noun} :: a blubbery substance
blævre {v} :: [[To shake or tremble - of a gelatinous material, body fat, etc.]]
blågrøn {adj} :: blue-green
blåhals {noun} :: bluethroat
blåhval {noun} :: blue whale
blande {v} :: to mix
blandet {v} :: past participle of blande
blanding {c} :: mixture, blending
blandt {prep} :: among
blandt andet {prep} :: among other things, including, interalia
blandt andet {adv} :: for one thing, for example, for instance
blåne {vi} :: to become blue
blåne {vt} :: to make blue
blank {adj} :: bright, shining, glossy
blank {adj} :: empty
blank {adj} :: blank
blank {adj} :: broke (be without money)
blanket {noun} :: form (document)
blåøjet {adj} :: blue-eyed
blåøjet {adj} :: dewy-eyed, naive
blå ost {noun} :: blue cheese
blasfemi {noun} :: blasphemy
blasfemiker {noun} :: blasphemer
blåskimmelost {noun} :: blue cheese
blåsort {adj} :: blue-black
Blåtand {prop} {c} :: Bluetooth [nickname of a Danish king]
ble {noun} :: diaper, nappy; An absorbent garment worn by a baby, or by someone who is incontinent
bleg {adj} :: pale, pallid
blege {v} :: to bleach
bleghed {noun} :: paleness
blegn {noun} :: blain, blister
blegne {noun} :: blain, blister
blegne {v} :: pale, blanch
blegne {v} :: fade, wane
blegnet {v} :: past participle of blegne
blegsotig {adj} [medicine, dated] :: anemic, suffering from anemia
blegsotig {adj} [by extension, dated] :: faint, powerless
blegsottig {adj} :: alternative form of blegsotig
blender {noun} :: blender, machine for mashing
blevet {v} :: past participle of blive
bli' {v} :: eye dialect of blive
bli' {v} :: eye dialect of bliv
blid {adj} :: gentle
blik {noun} :: look
blik {noun} :: glance
blik {n} [archaic] :: calm sea, dead calm
blik {noun} :: sheet metal
blik {noun} :: tinplate
blikfang {noun} :: an element that catches the viewer's attention, making them more likely to examine more closely
blind {adj} :: blind
blind høne kan også finde korn {proverb} :: Luck is blind and can affect anybody
blind passager {noun} [idiomatic] :: (someone who travels without paying on public transport)
blindtarm {noun} [anatomy] :: appendix
blindtarmsbetændelse {noun} :: appendicitis
blindtarmsbetændelse {noun} :: non-specific disorders of the appendix
blinke {v} :: blink
blinke {v} :: wink
blinke {v} :: glint
blinke {v} :: flash
blinke {v} :: twinkle
blinke {v} :: gleam
blinke {v} :: indicate (to signal in a vehicle the desire to turn right or left)
blinket {v} :: past participle of blinke
blitz {noun} [photography] :: flash, camera flash
blive {v c} [copulative] :: to become [go from one state into another, with a predicative or the preposition til (to); the latter is preferred with nouns if a change is implied]
blive {v c} [auxiliary] :: to be [used with the past participle to form the passive voice]
blive {v c} :: to amount [to total or evaluate]
blive {vi c} :: remain [to continue unchanged in place, form, or condition, or undiminished in quantity]
blive fri {v} :: See: da blive fri
blive fri {v} :: get out of, avoid something unpleasant
blive til {v} :: become, turn into
blive til {v} :: come into existence; commence existing
blive ved med {v} :: keep (doing something)
blod {noun} :: blood
blød {adj} :: soft
blød {adj} :: daft, silly, nuts
blød {adj} :: sensitive, softhearted
blød {adj} :: weak
blød {c} :: soak
blodåre {noun} [anatomy] :: blood vessel
blodbad {noun} :: bloodbath, massacre
blodcelle {noun} [hematology] :: blood cell
blod er tykkere end vand {proverb} [idiom] :: blood is thicker than water
blodfattig {adj} :: anemic, suffering from anemia
blodfattig {adj} :: anemic, lacking in passion and enthusiasm
blødgøre {v} :: soften
blodhund {c} :: a bloodhound (a breed of dog)
blød i bolden {adj} [idiomatic] :: stupid
blodig {adj} :: bloody
blodkredsløb {noun} [anatomy] :: The circulatory system
blodlegeme {noun} [hematology] :: blood cell
blød magt {noun} [politics] :: soft power
blodmangel {noun} :: anemia
blod på tanden {adv} :: being bold
blodplade {noun} [cytology] :: platelet (a small colorless disk-shaped particle found in the blood of mammals, which plays an important role in the formation of blood clots)
blødsøden {adj} :: excessively forgiving
blodtryk {n} :: blood pressure
blodtype {noun} :: blood type (blood classification)
blog {noun} :: blog
blogge {v} :: to blog
blogger {noun} :: blogger
blok {noun} :: block
blok {noun} :: rock, boulder
blok {noun} :: notepad
blok {noun} :: bloc
blokere {v} :: to block (to fill; prevent passing; prevent an action; impeding action)
blokere {v} :: to blockade
blokere {v} :: to lock
blokere {v} :: to boycott, to black, to picket
blokeret {v} :: past participle of blokere
blokfløjte {noun} :: recorder
blomkål {noun} :: cauliflower
blomme {noun} :: plum [the fruit and the tree]
blomme {noun} :: yolk [the yellow part of an egg]
blomme {noun} :: finger pad
blomme {noun} [obsolete, poetic] :: flower
blomst {noun} :: flower
blomsterbed {noun} :: flowerbed
blomstre {v} :: to flower, bloom, blossom
blomstre {v} [figuratively] :: to flourish, prosper
blot {adj} [dated] :: mere, very
blot {adv} [slightly, formal] :: only, merely
blot {noun} :: a sacrifice [especially a blood sacrifice by heathens]
blote {v} :: to make a sacrifice [especially a blood sacrifice by heathens]
blotlægge {v} :: expose, lay bare
blotlagt {v} :: past participle of blotlægge
blotte {v} :: to bare, uncover
blotte {v} :: to expose
blotte {vr} :: to blunder, give oneself away
blotte {vr} :: to expose oneself [as an act of exhibitionism]
blottelse {noun} :: exposure
blotter {noun} :: flasher, exhibitionist [a person exposing his or her genitalia in public]
blottet {adj} :: naked
blottet {adj} :: devoid
blowjob {noun} :: blowjob
blues {noun} [music] :: blues; a musical form
blues {noun} [music] :: blues; a musical composition
bluf {n} :: bluff
blufærdig {adj} :: shy or timid in matters of a sexual nature; reluctant to being fully or partially nude
bluff {n} :: bluff
blusse {v} :: to flame, to blaze
blusse {v} :: to blush
blusset {v} :: past participle of blusse
bly {noun} :: lead (metal)
bly {noun} [colloquial] :: ammunition for a firearm
bly {adj} :: shy, timid
bly {noun} [archaic] :: Reluctance to express thoughts
blyglans {c} :: galena
BNP {noun} :: bruttonationalprodukt (GNP)
-bo {suffix} :: inhabitant of
bo {noun} :: estate (the property of a deceased person)
bo {noun} :: den, nest
bo {noun} :: abode, home
bo {v} :: to live, reside, dwell
Bo {prop} :: given name
boa {noun} :: boa [snake]
boa {noun} :: boa [item of clothing]
boaslange {noun} :: boa snake
bod {noun} :: booth, stall
bod {noun} :: shop
bod {noun} :: fine
bod {noun} :: penance
bøde {noun} :: fine (payment for breaking the law)
bøde {noun} :: ticket (traffic citation)
bøde {v} :: to be fined, to forfeit
bøde {v} :: to mend, to repair
bødet {v} :: past participle of bøde
Bodil {prop} :: given name
bødker {noun} :: cooper
bodybuilder {noun} :: bodybuilder
bodybuilding {noun} :: bodybuilding
-boer {suffix} :: alternative form of -bo
boer {noun} :: Boer
boet {v} :: past participle of bo
bøf {noun} :: beefsteak, steak
bøf {noun} :: hamburger, patty
bøf {noun} [colloquial] :: muscle
bøf {noun} [colloquial] :: beefy guy
bøf {noun} [colloquial] :: goof (mistake or error)
bøf {noun} [rare] :: large flat chocolate-coated marshmallow treat
bøffel {noun} :: a buffalo
bog {noun} :: book
bog {noun} :: beech mast
bøg {noun} :: beech (tree)
bogaktuel {adj} [of a person] :: topical, due to having recently written a book (that has received attention)
bogbestand {noun} :: total number of books (in a library, etc.)
bogbus {c} :: bookmobile
bøgetræ {noun} :: Any tree from the beech family (Fagaceae)
boghandel {noun} :: bookshop
bogklub {noun} :: book club
boglig {adj} :: academic, relating to scholarly rather than practical or vocational pursuits
bogorm {noun} :: [archaic] bookworm (various larvae that infest books)
bogorm {noun} :: bookworm (avid reader)
bogstav {noun} :: letter (letter of the alphabet)
bøh {interj} :: boo; cry used for startling others
boheme {noun} :: bohemian
bøhmand {noun} :: bogeyman; generic frightening figure
bohrium {noun} :: bohrium
Boje {prop} :: given name
bøje {noun} :: buoy
bøje {vti} :: to bend
bøje {v} [grammar] :: to inflect
bøje {vr} :: to bow
Bøje {prop} :: given name
bøjelig {adj} [also figuratively] :: bendable, flexible
bøjet {v} :: past participle of bøje
bøjle {noun} :: a hanger for clothes
bøjle {noun} :: a set of braces for teeth
bøjle-bh {c} :: an underwired bra
bøjle-BH {c} :: an underwired bra
bøjning {noun} :: bending
bøjning {noun} [grammar] :: inflection (conjugation, declension)
bokmål {n} :: Bokmål (one of Norway's two official languages)
bolche {noun} :: alternative spelling of bolsje
bold {noun} :: a ball
boldspil {noun} :: a game that involves a ball
boldtræ {noun} :: bat
Bolette {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Bodil
bølge {noun} :: wave [undulation in water or energy]
bølge {vi} :: to wave [to move with waves]
bølge {vt} :: to wave [to make waves in hair]
bølgeblik {noun} :: corrugated sheet metal
bølgebryder {noun} :: breakwater (to prevent coastline erosion and turbulent waters)
bølgefunktion {noun} [quantum mechanics] :: wavefunction
bølgelængde {noun} :: wavelength
bolig {adj} :: residence
bolig {c} :: home, residence, dwelling, place where someone lives
boligmasse {noun} :: housing stock
Boline {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Bodil
Bolivia {prop} :: Bolivia (country)
bolle {noun} :: bun, bread roll
bolle {noun} :: meatball, dumpling
bolle {noun} :: ring (diacritical mark in the shape of a hollow circle)
bolle {noun} [dated] :: bowl
bolle {noun} [slang, chiefly plural] :: testicles
bolle {v} :: boff, screw, shag (see Thesaurus:copulate)
bølle {noun} :: bully
bølle {noun} :: bog bilberry (bush)
bollehår {noun} :: bed hair
bollet {v} :: past participle of bolle
bolleven {noun} :: friend with benefits, fuck buddy
bolsje {noun} :: hard candy, boiled sweet; rock
bolt {noun} :: a bolt [threaded]
bolt {v} :: imperative form of bolte
bolværk {noun} :: retaining wall (especially one along a waterfront)
bolværk {noun} [by extension] :: wharf
bolværk {noun} [figurative] :: bulwark, safeguard
bom {noun} :: bar, tollbar
bom {noun} :: barrier (rail)
bom {noun} :: beam
bom {noun} :: boom
bombardement {noun} :: bombardment
bombardement {noun} :: bombing (the action of dropping bombs from the air)
bombardement {noun} :: shelling (an artillery attack)
bombardement {noun} :: pelting, bombarding
bombardement {noun} :: barrage (an overwhelming outburst of words)
bombe {noun} [military, weapon] :: bomb
bombe {v} :: to bomb
bombekalorimeter {noun} :: bomb calorimeter
bomber {noun} [rare] :: bomber [military aircraft dropping bombs]
bomber {noun} [rare] :: bomber [a pilot in a bomber]
bomuld {noun} :: cotton
bon {noun} :: receipt
bøn {noun} :: request, plea
bøn {noun} :: prayer
bonde {noun} :: farmer
bonde {noun} :: peasant
bonde {noun} :: countryman
bonde {noun} [chess] :: pawn
bonde {noun} [cards] :: jack, knave
bondegård {noun} :: farm
bondejokke {noun} [pejorative] :: boor, bumpkin
bondeknold {noun} [pejorative] :: boor, bumpkin
bonderøv {noun} [vulgar, pejorative] :: boor, bumpkin, redneck
bondsk {adj} [pejorative] :: boorish, unrefined
bone {v} :: to polish
bone {v} :: to enter [in the cash register]
bone {v} :: to charge
boner {noun} [slang, vulgar] :: boner [erection]
bønne {noun} :: bean
bonsai {noun} [countable] :: bonsai tree
bonsai {noun} [uncountable] :: art of bonsai
bonus- {prefix} [euphemistic] :: step- [a prefix indicating the individual being referred to is related through the marriage of a parent]
bonus {noun} :: bonus [an extra sum given as a premium, e.g. to an employee or to a shareholder]
bonus {noun} :: bonus [an unexpected benefit]
bonus {noun} :: bonus [an extraordinary reduction of a price]
bonusfar {noun} [euphemistic] :: stepfather
bonusforælder {noun} [euphemistic] :: stepparent
bonusmor {noun} [euphemistic] :: stepmother
boomerang {c} :: a boomerang
bopæl {noun} :: residence
bopæl {noun} :: address (direction for letters)
bopælspligt {c} :: occupancy requirement (in which a landlord has to have occupancy of the residences he or she owns, law for some residential areas in Denmark)
bor {noun} :: boron (chemical element)
bor {noun} :: drill
bor {noun} :: gimlet, auger
bør {noun} :: wheelbarrow
bør {noun} :: battered old hat
bør {noun} :: wind, fair wind
bør {noun} [dated] :: womb, uterus [of animals]
bord {n} :: table, desk
bord {n} :: plank [in a ship]
borddame {noun} :: a female person sitting next to someone at a table
bordeaux {noun} :: claret (color)
bordeaux {noun} :: [as an adjective] claret (of a deep purplish-red colour)
bordeaux {noun} :: Bordeaux (wine)
bordel {noun} :: bordello, brothel, whorehouse
bordet {v} :: past participle of borde
bordet fanger {adv} [idiomatic] :: cards put on the table during a card game is irrevocably in play
bordherre {noun} :: a male person sitting next to someone at a table
bordlampe {noun} :: table lamp
bordtennis {noun} :: table tennis, ping pong
bordyre {v} [obsolete] :: embroider
boret {v} :: past participle of bore
borg {noun} :: castle, stronghold
borg {c} [dated] :: credit
borge {v} :: to vouch for, guarantee
Børge {prop} :: given name
borge for {v} :: guarantee, vouch for
borgen {c} :: guarantee, warranty
borger {c} :: a citizen
borgerhus {noun} :: a townsman's house
borgerjournalistik {c} [uncountable, media] :: citizen journalism
borgerkrig {noun} :: civil war
borgmester {noun} :: mayor (of a city)
boring {noun} :: drill hole
boring {noun} :: drilling
børje {v} [archaic, puristic] :: to begin, start
børnearbejde {noun} :: child labour
børnebidrag {noun} :: child support
børnehave {noun} :: kindergarten
børnehjem {noun} :: orphanage
børneporno {noun} :: child pornography (pornographic material depicting minors)
børnepornografi {noun} :: child pornography (pornographic material depicting minors)
børnesoldat {noun} :: child soldier
børnesygdom {noun} :: childhood disease
børnesygdom {noun} :: teething troubles
børnetøj {noun} :: childrenswear
Bornholm {prop} {c} :: Bornholm
Bornholms {prop} :: genitive of Bornholm
bornholmsk {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Bornholm, the people of Bornholm, or the Bornholmsk dialect/language
bornholmsk {noun} :: The Bornholmsk dialect/language
børs {noun} :: stock exchange, bourse
børste {noun} :: bristle (a stiff or coarse hair)
børste {noun} :: a brush
børste {noun} :: rough (a crude person)
børste {v} :: to brush
børstet {v} :: past participle of børste
Børsting {prop} :: surname
bort {adv} [things, people that are in motion] :: away, off
bort {noun} :: border, edging, trimming
bort {noun} :: band, ribbon
bortadoptere {vt} :: to put up for adoption; to give one's custody (of a child) to someone else
borte {adv} [things, people that are static or in position] :: far away, far off
bortvise {v} :: expel (chiefly from a school)
Bosnien-Hercegovina {prop} :: Bosnien-Hercegovina (country)
bosnier {noun} :: Bosnian
Bosporus {prop} :: Bosphorus
bøsse {noun} :: shotgun
bøsse {noun} :: gay [homosexual male]
bøsse {noun} :: castor, caster, [shaker with perforated top]
bøsse {noun} :: collection box
bøsseagtig {adj} :: displaying traits perceived to be characteristic of homosexual men
bøssebar {noun} :: gay bar
bøssekarl {noun} [pejorative] :: gay man
bøssepar {noun} :: gay couple (male)
bøssepest {noun} [slang] :: AIDS
bøsseradar {noun} :: gaydar
bøsserøv {noun} [vulgar, offensive] :: faggot, fag, gay man
bøsset {adj} [often, derogatory or mildly derogatory] :: exhibiting traits and mannerisms associated with gay men
botanik {noun} :: botany (the scientific study of plants)
botaniker {noun} :: botanist
botanisere {v} :: to botanize
botaniserende {v} :: present participle of botanisere
Bothilde {prop} :: given name, an old form of Bodil
Botswana {prop} :: Botswana (country)
bouillonterning {noun} :: bouillon cube
boulevard {noun} :: boulevard
bouquet {noun} :: bouquet (scent of wine)
bov {noun} :: shoulder [of an animal]
bov {noun} :: bow [front of a boat or ship]
bøv {n} :: [informal] a drag on a cigarette, pipe etc
bovbølge {noun} :: bow wave
bøvet {adj} :: rude, coarse, dense, dumb
bøvet {adj} :: [dated] fat, gorged
bøvs {noun} :: burp
bøvse {v} :: belch, burp
Boye {prop} :: given name
boykot {noun} :: boycott (the act of boycotting)
boykotte {v} :: boycott (to abstain from dealing with a person or organisation as a protest)
boykottet {v} :: past participle of boykotte
boysenbær {n} :: boysenberry
brad {noun} [archaic] :: roast
brad {adj} [archaic] :: sudden, quick
bræ {noun} :: a glacier; a big mass of ice
bræk {noun} :: [uncountable] sick, vomit (regurgitated former contents of a stomach). See Thesaurus:vomit
bræk {noun} :: [uncountable, derogatory] crap, rubbish (nonsense)
bræk {noun} :: [countable, informal] break-in (the act of entering with the intent to steal)
brækjern {noun} :: jemmy, jimmy
brækjern {noun} :: crowbar
brække {vti} :: to break [to end up in two or more pieces that cannot easily be reassembled, or to cause to end up in two or more pieces]
brække {vti} :: to break, crack, fracture [of a bone, to crack, or to cause to crack]
brække {vr} :: to throw up, vomit [to regurgitate the contents of a stomach]. See Thesaurus:vomit, Thesaurus:regurgitate
brænde {noun} :: wood, firewood
brænde {v} :: to burn [to cause to be consumed by fire]
brænde {v} :: to distill [an alcoholic beverage]
brænde {v} :: to cremate [a dead body]
brænde {v} :: to roast [coffee beans]
brænde {v} :: to fire, bake [ceramics, tiles]
brænde {v} :: to miss [a chance]
brænde {v} :: to burn, be on fire, burn down [be consumed by fire]
brænde {v} :: to be burning to, be dying to [a passionate wish]
brænde {v} :: to burn, be hot
brænde {v} :: to be on [of the light]
brænde {v} :: to sting [of nettles or jellyfish]
brænde af {vt} :: to burn fully
brænde af {vt} :: stand up; fail to arrive as agreed
brændende {adj} :: burning
brænde sit lys i begge ender {v} :: to burn one's candle at both ends
brændevin {noun} :: a particular distilled liquor
brændsel {noun} :: fuel
brændstof {noun} :: fuel
brændt {v} :: past participle of brænde
brændt barn skyr ilden {proverb} :: once bitten, twice shy
brændvidde {noun} [optics] :: focal length
bræt {noun} :: board [a flat, long piece of wood, used as a material for building]
bræt {noun} :: board [a plate used as an underlay]
brag {noun} :: bang, crash
braget {v} :: past participle of brage
brakteat {noun} :: A bracteate
branche {noun} :: branch (of industry)
brand {noun} :: fire [large, destructive fire, as in a building]
brand {noun} :: smut [plant disease]
brand {noun} :: brand [public image]
brand {noun} :: brand [a specific product]
brandbil {noun} :: fire truck
brandert {noun} :: [informal] drunkenness, inebriation
brandert {noun} :: [informal] a person in a state of inebriation
brandsår {noun} :: burn (physical injury)
Brandt {prop} :: surname
brandy {noun} :: brandy
brasilianer {noun} :: Brazilian (person from Brazil)
brasiliansk {adj} :: Brazilian (of, from, or pertaining to Brazil, or the Brazilian people)
Brasilien {prop} :: Brasilien (country)
brat {adj} :: steep
brat {adj} :: sudden
Bratislava {prop} :: Bratislava (capital city)
bratsch {noun} :: viola (music: stringed instrument of the violin family)
breche {noun} :: breach
breche {noun} :: gap
bred {adj} :: broad, wide
bred {noun} :: shore
bred {noun} :: bank
bredbånd {noun} [telecommunications, internet] :: broadband
bredde {noun} :: breadth, width
brede {vt} :: to spread
brede {vri} :: to spread
bregne {noun} :: fern
bregne {noun} :: bracken
brev {noun} :: letter [written message]
brev {noun} :: note
brev {noun} :: epistle
brevkasse {noun} :: letterbox
brevstemme {noun} :: postal vote
brevstemme {v} :: to vote through mail
Brexit {prop} [politics] :: Brexit
Brian {prop} :: given name
bridge {noun} :: bridge [a card game]
brik {noun} :: piece, man, counter
brik {noun} :: platter
brik {noun} :: beer mat
brik {noun} :: tag
briket {c} :: briquet; compressed block of fuel
brillant {noun} :: brilliant (finely cut diamond)
brillant {adj} :: [rare] brilliant (shining brightly)
brillant {adj} :: brilliant (surpassing excellence)
brillant {adj} :: brilliant (magnificent or wonderful)
brille {noun} :: glasses, spectacles
briller {noun} [plural only] :: glasses, spectacles
bringe {noun} :: chest [of a larger animal, especially horses]
bringe {v} :: to bring
bringe {v} :: to publish [in the mass media]
brint {noun} :: hydrogen
brintbombe {noun} [military, weapon] :: H-bomb, hydrogen bomb
brise {noun} :: breeze
brist {b} :: flaw
brist {b} :: burst
briste {v} :: to burst, break
Britannien {prop} {n} :: Britain [the island of Great Britain]
Britannien {prop} {n} [historical] :: Britannia [province of the Roman Empire]
brite {noun} :: a Brit, Briton [a person from Great Britain]
britisk {adj} :: British (of or pertaining to Great Britain, the British Isles, and Britons)
britisk engelsk {noun} :: British English
Britt {prop} :: given name of Swedish and Norwegian origin
Britta {prop} :: given name of Swedish origin
bro {noun} :: bridge
broccoli {noun} :: broccoli
brochure {noun} :: brochure, pamphlet
brod {noun} :: sting, stinger
brød {noun} :: bread
brøde {noun} :: guilt
brøde {noun} :: offence
broder {noun} [now, formal] :: brother (male sibling)
broderskab {noun} :: brotherhood
broderskab {noun} :: fraternity
brødflov {adj} :: peckish (mildly hungry)
brødkniv {noun} :: bread knife
brødnid {noun} :: professional jealousy
brofast {adj} [of an island] :: connected by a bridge to a larger landmass
brøk {noun} [arithmetic] :: fraction (ratio of two integers)
brokke {v} :: complain
brøl {noun} :: roar
brom {noun} :: bromine
brombær {noun} :: blackberry
bromethan {noun} [organic chemistry] :: bromoethane
brommethan {noun} [organic chemistry] :: bromomethane
bromthymolblåt {noun} :: bromothymol blue
brønd {noun} :: well
bronze {noun} :: [uncountable] bronze (element; colour)
bronze {noun} :: [countable] bronze (work of art made of bronze), bronze medal
bror {noun} :: brother [male sibling]
brøst {noun} [rare] :: flaw
brøst {noun} [obsolete] :: damage
brosten {noun} :: cobblestone (a rounded stone)
brostensbelagt {adj} :: cobbled, paved with cobblestone
browse {v} [computing] :: to browse
browser {noun} :: browser
brud {noun} :: bride
brud {noun} :: least weasel
brud {noun} :: break, breach
brud {noun} :: fracture
brudekjole {c} :: a wedding dress or wedding gown
brudepige {noun} :: bridesmaid
brudgom {noun} :: a bridegroom or groom (short for bridegroom)
brudt {v} :: past participle of bryde
brug {noun} :: use, application
brug {noun} :: usage
brug {noun} :: farm
brugbar {adj} :: usable, useful
brugbar {adj} :: practicable
bruge {v} :: To use
brugelig {adj} :: usable (for a certain purpose)
brugelig {adj} [rare] :: customary
bruger {noun} :: A user
brugerbetaling {noun} :: A consumer payment, a user fee
brugerbidrag {noun} [computing] :: A user contribution, a contribution made by a user
brugerdiskussion {noun} [MediaWiki] :: A user talk page, a page for discussion belonging to a user, the sister namespace to a user page
brugerdiskussion {noun} [MediaWiki] :: Of or pertaining to the discussion of a user
brugerdiskussionsside {noun} [MediaWiki] :: A user talk page, a page for discussion belonging to a user, the sister namespace to a user page
brugernavn {noun} :: A username
brugerside {noun} [computing] :: A user page, a user's homepage on a website or server
brugs {noun} :: a co-operative shop, a co-op
brugskunst {noun} :: items that simultaneously serve a function and are visually attractive, especially if not mass-produced
brumme {v} :: to buzz
brumme {v} :: to hum
brumme {v} :: to growl
brumme {v} :: to mumble
brumme {v} :: to grumble
brumme {v} :: to rumble
brumme {v} [colloquial] :: to be in prison
brummet {v} :: past participle of brumme
brun {adj} :: brown (having brown colour)
brun {adj} :: [as a noun] brown (colour)
brunch {noun} :: brunch
brunche {v} :: to brunch
brune {v} :: to brown
brunet {adj} :: sugared, made brown
brunette {noun} :: brunette (a girl or woman with brown or black hair)
Bruno {prop} :: given name
brunstig {adj} :: rutting
brunstig {adj} :: in heat, on heat
brunstig {adj} [colloquial] :: horny, randy
brunsviger {noun} :: A cake of white dough with a thick layer of icing made from brown sugar and butter
bruse {v} :: roar
bruse {v} :: fizz
bruse {v} :: spray
brusebad {noun} :: alternative form of bad
brusebadet {noun} :: definite singular of brusebad
brusk {noun} :: cartilage, gristle
brutal {adj} :: brutal
brutal {adj} :: savage
brutto {adv} :: gross (total nominal weight, amount or earnings before deductions for expences, tax and similar)
Bruxelles {prop} :: Bruxelles (capital city)
bryde {noun} [archaic] :: steward [a man managing another person’s estate]
bryde {vt} :: to break [to cause to end up in two or more pieces or to make an opening in something]
bryde {vt} :: to break, violate [a rule or rules]
bryde {vi} [tennis] :: to break [to win a game as receiver]
bryde {vt} [physics] :: to refract [to cause a wave to change direction]
bryde {v} [passive] :: to wrestle - see brydes
bryde {vt} [obsolete] :: to trouble, bother
bryde {vr} :: to care [with the preposition om]
bryde ind {v} :: to break in
bryde ind {v} :: to interrupt
brydes {v} [deponent, also, figuratively] :: to wrestle [with the preposition med]
bryde sig om {vr} [often, negative] :: like
brydningsindeks {noun} [optics] :: refractive index
bryg {noun} :: brew (especially of beer)
brygge {noun} :: wharf, quay
brygge {v} :: brew
brygger {noun} :: brewer
bryggeri {noun} :: brewery (building where beer is produced)
brygget {v} :: past participle of brygge
bryllup {noun} :: wedding
bryllup {noun} :: marriage
bryllup {noun} [typography] :: repetition of one or several words by mistake
bryn {noun} :: brow
brynje {noun} :: mail, armour, armor
bryst {noun} [uncountable] :: chest, breast
bryst {noun} :: breast [either of the two fleshy organs on the front of a woman's (or sometimes a man's) chest]
brystholder {c} :: bra, brassiere
brystimplantat {n} :: a breast implant
brystvorte {noun} :: a nipple
büchnertragt {noun} :: Büchner funnel
Buckhøj {prop} :: surname
bud {noun} :: command
bud {noun} :: message
bud {noun} :: offer
bud {noun} :: bid
bud {noun} :: guess
bud {n} :: messenger
bud {n} :: delivery man, errand boy [of any gender]
Budapest {prop} {n} :: Budapest (capital city)
buddhisme {noun} [religion] :: Buddhism (the religion and philosophy founded by the Indian teacher Gautama Buddha)
buddhist {noun} :: Buddhist
budding {noun} :: pudding (gelatinous dessert)
budget {noun} :: budget
budskab {noun} :: message
budskab {noun} :: news (new information of interest)
bue {noun} :: bow [weapon]
bue {noun} [geometry] :: curve, arc
bue {noun} [architecture'] :: arch, vault
bue {noun} :: tie, ligature, slur
bue {noun} :: hoop
bue {v} :: to curve
bue {v} :: to arch
Buenos Aires {prop} :: Buenos Aires (capital city)
Buenos Aires {prop} :: Buenos Aires (province)
bueskytte {noun} :: archer (one who shoots an arrow from a bow)
buet {v} :: past participle of bue
buffer {noun} [chemistry] :: buffer
bug {noun} :: belly [the lower part the body of an animal or, by analogy, an aircraft]
bug {noun} :: abdomen, abdominal cavity [the lower inner part of a human body]
bug {noun} [colloquial] :: belly, paunch [a large protruding belly]
bughule {noun} [anatomy] :: abdominal cavity
bugne {v} :: swell
bugne {v} :: bulge
bugnet {v} :: past participle of bugne
bugspytkirtel {noun} [anatomy] :: pancreas
bugt {noun} :: bay, gulf
bugt {noun} :: curve
bugte {vr} :: to wind in and out, meander
buk {noun} :: ram (male sheep)
buk {noun} :: male goat
Bukarest {prop} :: Bukarest (capital city)
buket {noun} :: bouquet (bunch of flowers)
bukser {noun} :: trousers, (North American) pants
bukser {noun} :: cod roe
buksestof {noun} :: canvas, pants fabric
buksevand {noun} :: an act in water is poured down someone's pants
bulgarer {noun} :: Bulgarian (a native of Bulgaria)
Bulgarien {prop} :: Bulgarien (country)
bulgarsk {adj} :: Bulgarian (relating to Bulgaria, its people or the Bulgarian language)
bulldozer {c} :: a bulldozer (crawler tractor with an attached blade)
bullet {noun} [typography] :: bullet (a printed symbol, e.g. •, used for marking items in a list)
bump {noun} :: thud
bump {noun} :: jolt
bump {noun} :: road hump
bumpe {noun} :: to thud
bumpe {noun} :: to bump
bums {noun} :: pimple
bund- {prefix} :: completely
bund {noun} :: bottom (the lowest part)
bundalvorlig {adj} :: very serious, quite serious
bunde {vi} :: to touch the bottom [to touch the solid ground underneath water with one's feet while keeping one's head above, chiefly as an infinitive after kunne]
bunde {vt} :: to down [to drink something (usually an alcoholic drink) in one go]
bunden {adj} :: tied (up)
bunden {adj} :: confined
bundfald {noun} :: precipitate; solid, i.e. non-dissolved substance in a liquid
bundkort {noun} :: motherboard
bundløs {adj} :: bottomless
bundstykke {noun} [military, mechanical engineering] :: bolt
bundt {noun} :: bundle
bundt {noun} :: wad [stack of banknotes or firewood]
bundt {noun} :: bunch
bunduretfærdig {adj} :: completely unjust
bunke {noun} :: a heap or pile
bur {noun} :: cage
burde {v} [auxiliary] :: ought
burdet {v} :: past participle of burde
bureaukrat {noun} :: bureaucrat
bure inde {v} :: to cage
burger {noun} :: burger
burger-bar {noun} :: alternative spelling of burgerbar
burgerbar {noun} :: A burger bar
Burkina Faso {prop} :: Burkina Faso (country)
burmesisk {adj} :: Burmese
Burundi {prop} :: Burundi
bus {noun} :: bus, coach
buschauffør {c} :: bus driver
busk {noun} :: bush
buskads {noun} :: a bush cluster
buskort {noun} :: bus pass
bussemand {noun} :: bogeyman
bussemand {noun} :: bogey (piece of solid or semisolid mucus in or removed from the nostril)
busstation {noun} :: bus station
busstoppested {noun} :: bus stop
buste {noun} :: a sculptural portrayal of a person's head and shoulders, a bust
but {adj} [rare] :: blunt
butik {noun} :: store, shop
butterfly {noun} :: bowtie
bvadr {interj} :: yikes
by {noun} :: town, city
byde {v} :: to order, command, bid
byde {v} :: to ask, invite
byde {v} :: to offer
byde {v} :: to bid [to make an offer]
bydeform {noun} [grammar] :: imperative
bydel {noun} :: A quarter; a part of a town or city
bydelstat {noun} :: A city or town that is in itself a member state
byforny {v} :: urban-renew
byfornyelse {noun} :: urban renewal
byfornyelsesform {noun} [rare] :: a form of urban renewal; a type of urban renewal
byg {noun} :: barley (cereal of the genus Hordeum (especially Hordeum vulgare), or its grains)
bygd {noun} :: small, remote collection of houses, usually on Greenland or the Faroe Islands
bygge {v} :: to build, construct
bygge {v} :: to craft
byggende {v} :: present participle of bygge
bygget {v} :: past participle of bygge
bygkorn {noun} :: stye (eye infection)
bygkorn {noun} :: barleycorn
bygning {noun} :: a building; closed structure with walls and a roof
bygning {noun} :: body form
byrd {noun} :: descent, birth, heritage
byrde {noun} :: load
byrde {noun} :: burden
bytte {noun} :: loot, plunder, booty, spoils
bytte {noun} :: prey
bytte {noun} :: exchange, swap, swop
bytte {v} :: exchange
bytte {v} :: swap, swop
bytte {v} :: change
bytte {v} :: trade
bytte {v} :: barter
byttehandel {noun} :: trade, barter
byttet {v} :: past participle of bytte
bytur {noun} :: a night out; a night on the town
Byzans {prop} :: Byzantium [ancient Greek city, later known as Constantinople and Istanbul]
Byzans {prop} :: Byzantium, the Byzantine Empire [the Eastern Roman Empire, with Byzantium as its capital, between 330 and 1453]