| d. {art}
|
:: abbreviation of den (as used in dates)
|
| da. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of dansk
|
| da {adv}
|
:: surely
|
| da {adv}
|
:: then
|
| da {conj}
|
:: when (referring to finished events)
|
| da {conj}
|
:: as, at the same time as
|
| da {conj}
|
:: because
|
| dåb {noun}
|
:: baptism (christian sacrament with water)
|
| dacit {c}
|
:: dacite
|
| dåd {noun}
|
:: feat, deed; an impressive, heroic or otherwise laudable act
|
| dadel {c}
|
:: date (fruit)
|
| dadel {c} [dated]
|
:: chastisement, rebuke
|
| dadel {c} [slang, chiefly plural]
|
:: testicle
|
| dæk {noun}
|
:: tyre (UK), tire (US)
|
| dæk {noun} [nautical]
|
:: a deck
|
| dække {v}
|
:: cover
|
| dække {v}
|
:: veil
|
| dække {v}
|
:: set
|
| dækket direkte tale {noun}
|
:: free indirect speech
|
| dæmon {noun}
|
:: demon (evil spirit)
|
| dæmon {noun}
|
:: instinct, urge
|
| dæmon {noun}
|
:: daemon, demon (a spirit or lesser divinity)
|
| dæmpe {v}
|
:: to curb
|
| dæmpe {v}
|
:: to damp, to dampen, to moderate, to mitigate
|
| dæmpe {v}
|
:: to dim
|
| dæmpe {v}
|
:: to muffle, to deaden
|
| dæmpe {v}
|
:: to lower
|
| dæmpe {v}
|
:: to tone down
|
| dæmpet {v}
|
:: past participle of dæmpe
|
| dær {adv}
|
:: obsolete spelling of der
|
| Daesh {prop}
|
:: Daesh
|
| dag {noun}
|
:: day
|
| dagbog {noun}
|
:: diary
|
| daggry {noun}
|
:: dawn
|
| daglig {adj}
|
:: daily
|
| dagligliv {noun}
|
:: daily life, everyday life
|
| dagligstue {noun}
|
:: living room, sitting room [the common room in a private home]
|
| dagligstue {noun}
|
:: dayroom [for patients in a hospital]
|
| dagligt {adv}
|
:: daily, every day, on a daily basis
|
| dagligvare {noun}
|
:: basic commodity, grocery
|
| dagligvarebutik {noun}
|
:: grocery store
|
| Dagmar {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Dagny {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| dagpenge {noun}
|
:: unemployment insurance; money paid by an a-kasse to its unemployed members
|
| daguerreotypi {noun}
|
:: daguerreotypy
|
| daguerreotypi {noun}
|
:: daguerreotype
|
| daguerreotypist {noun}
|
:: daguerreotypist
|
| Dahl {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| daktyl {noun} [poetry]
|
:: dactyl
|
| daktylisk {adj} [poetry]
|
:: dactylic
|
| dal {noun}
|
:: dale, valley (elongated depression between hills or mountains)
|
| dale {v}
|
:: fall
|
| dale {v}
|
:: descend
|
| dale {v}
|
:: go down
|
| dale {v}
|
:: sink
|
| dale {v}
|
:: decrease
|
| dale {v}
|
:: fall off
|
| dale {v}
|
:: subside
|
| dale {v}
|
:: decline
|
| daler {noun}
|
:: taler (Germanic unit of currency used between the 15th and 19th centuries)
|
| daler {noun} [slang]
|
:: two kroner
|
| dalet {v}
|
:: past participle of dale
|
| Dalmatien {prop}
|
:: Dalmatien (region)
|
| Dalsgaard {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| dam {noun}
|
:: pond
|
| dam {noun}
|
:: corf, livewell (for storage of live fish under water)
|
| dam {c} {n}
|
:: draughts, checkers
|
| dam {noun}
|
:: king (superior piece in draughts)
|
| Dam {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| damask {noun}
|
:: damask
|
| Damaskus {prop}
|
:: Damaskus (capital)
|
| dame {noun} [polite]
|
:: lady, woman [adult female]
|
| dame {noun}
|
:: lady [adult female with a cultivated appearance]
|
| dame {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: girlfriend
|
| dame {noun} [card games]
|
:: queen
|
| damebesøg {noun} [euphemistic]
|
:: a visit from a female of a sexual and/or romantic nature
|
| damp {noun}
|
:: steam
|
| dampe {v}
|
:: steam
|
| dampe {v}
|
:: puff (to emit smoke, gas, etc., in puffs)
|
| damper {noun}
|
:: steamer, steamboat, steamship
|
| dampet {v}
|
:: past participle of dampe
|
| dampskib {noun}
|
:: steamboat, steamship, steamer
|
| Dan {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Dan
|
| Dan {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Old Norse Danr
|
| danablu {noun}
|
:: Danish blue
|
| danablue {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of danablu
|
| danbo {noun}
|
:: Danbo
|
| Danbo {noun}
|
:: Danbo
|
| dandere {v}
|
:: to dander (wander about)
|
| danderende {v}
|
:: present participle of dandere
|
| danderet {v}
|
:: past participle of dandere
|
| dands {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of dans
|
| dandse {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of danse
|
| dandser {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of danser
|
| dandserinde {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of danserinde
|
| dane {noun} [historical]
|
:: Dane (historical tribe)
|
| dane {noun} [poetic]
|
:: Dane (inhabitant of Denmark)
|
| dåne {v} [dated]
|
:: to faint, to swoon
|
| danefæ {noun}
|
:: unearthed artifacts of cultural-historical value
|
| danegæld {noun} [history]
|
:: Danegeld (a tax raised to pay tribute to Viking raiders)
|
| Danelagen {prop}
|
:: The Danelaw
|
| daner {cp} [historical]
|
:: Danes [Germanic tribe]
|
| dånet {v}
|
:: past participle of dåne
|
| danglish {n}
|
:: Danglish
|
| Daniel {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Daniel
|
| Daniel {prop}
|
:: Daniel (book of the Bible)
|
| Daniel {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Daniella {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Daniel
|
| Danielle {prop}
|
:: given name borrowed from French
|
| Danielsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| danisere {v}
|
:: to Danicize
|
| Danmark {prop}
|
:: Denmark
|
| Danmark-Norge {prop}
|
:: Denmark-Norway
|
| Danmarks {prop}
|
:: genitive of Danmark
|
| danmarkshistorie {noun}
|
:: history of Denmark
|
| dannebrog {noun}
|
:: Dannebrog (the Danish national flag)
|
| dannelse {noun}
|
:: coming into being, formation
|
| dannelse {noun}
|
:: culturedness, cultivatedness
|
| dannelsesrejse {noun}
|
:: a trip taken, usually by a young person, to acquire a well-rounded knowledge and understanding of various cultures, with their art, language, social structures etc
|
| dannelsesroman {noun}
|
:: bildungsroman
|
| Dannemark {prop}
|
:: obsolete form of Danmark
|
| Dannevang {prop} [poetic]
|
:: Denmark
|
| Danni {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Danny {prop}
|
:: given name borrowed from English
|
| dans {noun}
|
:: a dance
|
| danse {v}
|
:: to dance
|
| danse efter nogens pibe {v}
|
:: dance to someone's tune
|
| danser {noun}
|
:: a dancer
|
| danserinde {noun}
|
:: dancer (a female dancer)
|
| dansk {adj}
|
:: Danish [of or pertaining to Denmark]
|
| dansk {n}
|
:: the Danish language
|
| dansk {noun} [primarily in the plural]
|
:: Dane
|
| dansk {noun} [archaic or with (often ironic) nationalist overtones]
|
:: the Danish people
|
| dansker {noun}
|
:: Dane (person from Denmark or of Danish descent)
|
| Dansk Folkeparti {prop}
|
:: A populist political party in Denmark generally characterized as rightist
|
| dansk-norsk {adj}
|
:: Dano-Norwegian (referring to Denmark and/or Norway, and especially to Denmark-Norway)
|
| danskvand {noun}
|
:: mineral water (uncountable)
|
| danskvand {noun}
|
:: mineral water (countable, a bottle or a glass of mineral water)
|
| dåre {noun}
|
:: fool
|
| dåre {v}
|
:: captivate, charm, enchant, fascinate
|
| dåret {v}
|
:: past participle of dåre
|
| dårlig {adj}
|
:: bad, unwell, poor
|
| dårlig {adv}
|
:: alternative form of dårligt
|
| dårligt {adv}
|
:: bad, badly, poorly
|
| darmstadtium {noun}
|
:: darmstadtium
|
| darwinistisk {adj}
|
:: Darwinistic
|
| das {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: privy, outhouse
|
| dåse {noun}
|
:: can, tin
|
| dåse {noun}
|
:: box, canister, caddy (container)
|
| dåse {noun}
|
:: [rare, vulgar, slang] pussy (vagina, vulva)
|
| dåse {noun}
|
:: [rare, vulgar, offensive, derogatory, slang] cunt (woman)
|
| dåseøl {n} {c}
|
:: [the substance] {n} canned beer
|
| dåseøl {n} {c}
|
:: [a serving] {c} can of beer
|
| data {noun}
|
:: datum, data
|
| data {noun}
|
:: curriculum vitae, résumé
|
| database {noun}
|
:: database
|
| datalogi {noun}
|
:: datalogy, computer science
|
| datamat {noun}
|
:: computer
|
| datapunkt {noun}
|
:: data point (datum)
|
| datapunkt {noun}
|
:: data point (point in chart or graph)
|
| datasæt {noun} [sciences]
|
:: data set
|
| date {noun}
|
:: a date (meeting with a lover or potential lover)
|
| date {v}
|
:: to date (someone)
|
| datende {v}
|
:: present participle of date
|
| datere {v}
|
:: to date
|
| datid {noun}
|
:: that time, (of) the time
|
| datid {noun} [grammar]
|
:: past tense, preterite, simple past
|
| dato {noun}
|
:: date (a given point of time)
|
| datolinje {noun}
|
:: the Date Line (International Date Line)
|
| datter {noun}
|
:: daughter
|
| datterkerne {noun} [nuclear physics]
|
:: daughter nuclide
|
| dav {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: hello
|
| daværende {adj}
|
:: then, of that time, that existed or were effective at that time
|
| David {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: David
|
| David {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Davidsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| davre {c} [archaic]
|
:: breakfast
|
| d'damer {pron} [formal]
|
:: Used to address two or more females
|
| DDO {prop} [initialism]
|
:: Den Danske Ordbog
|
| DDR {prop}
|
:: synonym of Østtyskland
|
| de {art}
|
:: plural definite article
|
| de {pron}
|
:: they (third-person plural nominative pronoun)
|
| de {pron}
|
:: those (plural demonstrative pronoun)
|
| De {pron} [personal, formal]
|
:: The formal counterpart to du, you
|
| debat {noun}
|
:: debate
|
| debattør {noun}
|
:: debater
|
| debil {adj}
|
:: moronic
|
| debitor {noun}
|
:: debtor
|
| debut {noun}
|
:: debut
|
| december {c}
|
:: December (the twelfth and last month of the Gregorian calendar)
|
| decennium {n}
|
:: decade; a period of ten years
|
| decentralisering {noun}
|
:: decentralization
|
| deci- {prefix}
|
:: deci-
|
| decimeter {noun}
|
:: decimetre
|
| ded {pron} [dialectal]
|
:: pronunciation spelling of det
|
| de damer {pron} [formal]
|
:: Used to address two or more females
|
| de der {phrase}
|
:: those, those ones
|
| deducere {v}
|
:: to deduce
|
| deepthroate {vt}
|
:: to receive fellatio from or perform irrumatio on such that the penis is fully engulfed in the mouth of the partner
|
| de evige jagtmarker {prop} [humorous or solemn]
|
:: death
|
| defaitisme {noun}
|
:: defeatism
|
| defaitist {noun}
|
:: defeatist
|
| defaitistisk {adj}
|
:: defeatist
|
| defekt {adj}
|
:: defective
|
| defekt {noun}
|
:: an undesirable quality; a defect
|
| definere {v}
|
:: to define
|
| definerlig {adj}
|
:: definable
|
| definitionsmængde {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: domain
|
| definitorisk {adj}
|
:: definitional
|
| de fleste selvmord i danmark begås med kniv og gaffel {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: eat healthy, otherwise you might die early
|
| deflorere {vt}
|
:: To take the virginity of (somebody), especially a woman or girl; to deflower
|
| deflorere {vt} [figurative]
|
:: To use for the first time
|
| De Forenede Nationer {prop}
|
:: United Nations
|
| deformere {v}
|
:: to deform
|
| degenerere {v}
|
:: to degenerate
|
| de gustibus non disputandum est {proverb}
|
:: alternative form of de gustibus non est disputandum
|
| de gustibus non est disputandum {proverb}
|
:: there's no accounting for taste
|
| de her {phrase}
|
:: these, these ones
|
| de herrer {pron} [formal]
|
:: Used to address two or more males
|
| dehydrere {v}
|
:: to dehydrate
|
| deilig {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of dejlig
|
| deisme {noun}
|
:: deism
|
| dej {noun}
|
:: dough (mix of flour and water)
|
| dej {noun}
|
:: paste (flour, fat, or similar ingredients used in making pastry)
|
| dej {noun}
|
:: batter (a beaten mixture of flour and liquid, usually egg and milk, used for baking)
|
| dejlig {adj}
|
:: delightful
|
| dejlig {adj}
|
:: lovely
|
| dejlig {adj}
|
:: beautiful
|
| dejlig {adj}
|
:: delicious
|
| dejlig {adj}
|
:: [ironic] fine, nice
|
| dejlig {adj}
|
:: [adverbial] delightfully, beautifully
|
| dekade {noun}
|
:: decade
|
| dekadent {adj}
|
:: decadent
|
| dekagram {noun}
|
:: decagram
|
| dekan {noun}
|
:: dean (head of a faculty)
|
| dekan {noun} [organic chemistry]
|
:: alternative spelling of decan
|
| dekantere {v}
|
:: to decant
|
| dekanteret {v}
|
:: past participle of dekantere
|
| dekonstruktion {noun}
|
:: deconstruction
|
| dekoration {noun}
|
:: decoration [act of adorning]
|
| dekorativ {adj}
|
:: decorative
|
| dekret {noun}
|
:: decree
|
| del {noun}
|
:: part, portion
|
| del {noun}
|
:: proportion
|
| del {noun}
|
:: share, portion
|
| del {noun}
|
:: section
|
| delagtig {adj}
|
:: involved in
|
| delagtig {adj}
|
:: part of / to
|
| Delaware {prop}
|
:: Delaware (state)
|
| Delawares {prop}
|
:: genitive of Delaware
|
| dele {v}
|
:: divide
|
| dele {v}
|
:: share
|
| dele {v}
|
:: split
|
| delegat {noun}
|
:: delegate
|
| delegere {v}
|
:: delegate
|
| dele kagen {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: share economic outcome
|
| delelig {adj}
|
:: divisible, able to be divided
|
| delelig {adj} [arithmetics]
|
:: divisible
|
| dele sol og vind lige {noun} [idiomatic]
|
:: share and share alike
|
| dele vandene {v}
|
:: to induce debate; to be the object of opposite opinions
|
| delfin {noun}
|
:: dolphin
|
| delgraf {noun} [graph theory]
|
:: subgraph
|
| delikat {adj}
|
:: exquisite
|
| delikat {adj}
|
:: delicate
|
| delmængde {noun} [set theory]
|
:: subset
|
| dels {adv}
|
:: partly
|
| delstat {noun}
|
:: a member state in a confederational nation, such as a German Bundesland or a Usonian state
|
| delstatsparlament {noun} [government]
|
:: state parliament; the parliament of a state
|
| delstatsregering {noun}
|
:: A state government, a government of a member state
|
| delt {v}
|
:: past participle of dele
|
| delta {noun}
|
:: a river delta
|
| delta {noun}
|
:: delta (the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, Δ, δ.)
|
| deltage {v}
|
:: participate
|
| deltagelse {noun}
|
:: participation
|
| deltagelse {noun}
|
:: attendance
|
| deltagelse {noun}
|
:: sympathy
|
| deltagelsesdemokrati {noun}
|
:: participatory democracy
|
| dem {pron}
|
:: them [3rd person plural, objective case]
|
| Dem {pron} [personal, formal]
|
:: you [object pronoun: the person being addressed]
|
| demarkation {noun}
|
:: the area along a demarcation line (demarcation)
|
| dementere {v}
|
:: to deny
|
| demivand {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: demineralized water
|
| demobånd {n}
|
:: demo tape
|
| demokrati {n}
|
:: democracy
|
| demokratisk {adj}
|
:: democratic
|
| demonisere {v}
|
:: to demonise
|
| demonstrant {noun}
|
:: protester, demonstrator, participant in a demonstration
|
| demonstration {noun}
|
:: demonstration
|
| demonstrativ {adj} [grammar]
|
:: demonstrative
|
| demonstrativ {adj}
|
:: ostentatious, unsubtly expressing an opinion without actually articulating it
|
| demonstrere {v}
|
:: to demonstrate
|
| demontere {v}
|
:: to dismantle
|
| demontere {v}
|
:: to defuse
|
| demontere {v}
|
:: to disassemble
|
| demonteret {v}
|
:: past participle of demontere
|
| demoralisere {v}
|
:: to demoralize
|
| demotivation {noun}
|
:: demotivation
|
| demotivere {v}
|
:: demotivate
|
| den {art} [definite]
|
:: the [used before an adjective preceding a noun]
|
| den {pron} [demonstrative]
|
:: that, the
|
| den {pron} [personal]
|
:: it
|
| den dag i dag {adv}
|
:: to this very day (emphatic way of saying "still, even now [much time having elapsed]")
|
| den dame {pron} [formal]
|
:: Used to address a female
|
| den der {phrase}
|
:: that, that one
|
| den, der graver en grav for andre, falder tit selv i den {proverb}
|
:: Karma sees to all evildoers and the same fate they work to achieve for others will befall them
|
| den, der kommer først til mølle, får først malet {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: first come, first served
|
| den der ler sidst, ler bedst {proverb}
|
:: he who laughs last laughs best
|
| den der sladrer til dig sladrer også om dig {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: those who go behind the back of others do the same to you
|
| den der tier samtykker {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: those who keep quiet agree
|
| dendrit {noun}
|
:: dendrite
|
| dendrokronologi {noun}
|
:: dendrochronology
|
| den ene hånd vasker den anden {proverb}
|
:: you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours
|
| den enes død, den andens brød {proverb}
|
:: the misfortune of one person may be fortunate for someone else
|
| den er god nok {phrase}
|
:: it's true
|
| den gregorianske kalender {c}
|
:: the Gregorian calendar
|
| den her {phrase}
|
:: this, this one
|
| den herre {pron} [formal]
|
:: Used to address a male
|
| den må du længere ud på landet med {interj}
|
:: I don't believe you
|
| denne {pron} [demonstrative]
|
:: this; this one
|
| denne {pron}
|
:: the latter, the lastly mentioned
|
| dennelunde {adv} [archaic]
|
:: thus, on this wise
|
| dennem {pron}
|
:: obsolete form of dem
|
| dennesides {prep}
|
:: on this side of
|
| Dennis {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| denotation {noun}
|
:: denotation
|
| dens {pron}
|
:: its, possessive form of den
|
| den sidste idiot er ikke født endnu {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: the last idiot is unborn yet
|
| densitet {noun} [physics]
|
:: density
|
| De Økonomiske Råd {prop}
|
:: An institution tasked with examining Denmark's economic situation
|
| dependensgrammatik {c} [grammar]
|
:: dependency grammar
|
| depilation {noun}
|
:: epilation, depilation, removal of hair
|
| depilere {v}
|
:: depilate, epilate
|
| deponering {noun}
|
:: the act of depositing (especially waste/garbage/trash)
|
| deponering {noun}
|
:: landfill, dumpsite
|
| deponeringsplads {noun}
|
:: landfill, dumpsite
|
| deponi {noun}
|
:: landfill, dumpsite
|
| deportere {v}
|
:: to deport
|
| der {adv}
|
:: there [in or at that place]
|
| der {pron} [dummy pronoun]
|
:: there [expletive word put in the subject field when the subject is postponed to the predicate field, typically with indefinite subjects or subjectless passive voice]
|
| der {pron} [relative]
|
:: who, which, that [introduces relative clause, only when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence]
|
| der {pron}
|
:: added to interrogative pronouns functioning as the subject of interrogative dependent clause or exclamative independent clause
|
| der {particle} [deictic particle]
|
:: that [put after a definite noun phrase]
|
| dér {adv}
|
:: der, with emphasis
|
| deraf {adv}
|
:: hence
|
| derefter {adv}
|
:: after that, thereafter, afterwards
|
| der er ensomt på toppen {proverb}
|
:: being in a position of power is lonely
|
| der er ikke rust på et nyttigt redskab {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: no rust on useful tools
|
| deres {pron}
|
:: their [3rd person plural, possessive]
|
| Deres {pron} [formal]
|
:: second-person singular possessive pronoun; your, yours
|
| derfor {adv}
|
:: therefore
|
| derfor {adv} [formal]
|
:: for this, for that, for it
|
| derfra {adv}
|
:: from there, thence
|
| derhen {adv}
|
:: there; thither; to that place
|
| derhenne {adv}
|
:: There, at that position
|
| derhjemme {adv}
|
:: at home
|
| deri {adv}
|
:: therein, in there
|
| derimod {adv}
|
:: however
|
| derimod {adv} [archaic]
|
:: in opposition hereto
|
| derinde {adv}
|
:: in there (der + inde)
|
| derivat {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: derivative
|
| derivere {v}
|
:: to derive
|
| dermatolog {noun}
|
:: dermatologist
|
| dermatologi {noun}
|
:: dermatology
|
| derned {adv}
|
:: down there, down to that location
|
| dernede {adv}
|
:: down there, down in that location
|
| derop {adv}
|
:: up to there, up to that place
|
| deroppe {adv}
|
:: up there, up in that location
|
| derover {adv}
|
:: over there
|
| derpå {adv}
|
:: thereafter, thereupon
|
| dertilhørende {adj}
|
:: which belongs to or is associated with that which has just been mentioned
|
| derude {adv}
|
:: out there
|
| derunder {adv}
|
:: under there (der + under)
|
| der var engang {phrase} [used at the beginnings of fairytales]
|
:: once upon a time
|
| derved {adv}
|
:: thereby, thus
|
| der vil noget {adj} [postpositive]
|
:: ambitious or wilful about doing something; having a mission
|
| der vil noget {adj} [postpositive, colloquial]
|
:: immense, spectacular
|
| des {conj}
|
:: the
|
| Des {adj} [largely, historical]
|
:: in a relationship that would warrant use of the formal De, as opposed to the informal du
|
| desarmere {v}
|
:: to disarm
|
| desårsag {adv} [dated]
|
:: therefore, for that reason
|
| desavouere {v}
|
:: to overrule
|
| desertation {noun}
|
:: desertion
|
| desertion {noun}
|
:: desertion
|
| desertør {noun}
|
:: deserter
|
| desformedelst {adv}
|
:: [dated] for that reason, therefore
|
| desformedelst {adv}
|
:: desformedelst at – along of, because of
|
| desillusion {noun}
|
:: disillusion
|
| desinformation {noun}
|
:: disinformation
|
| deskription {noun}
|
:: description
|
| desperado {noun}
|
:: desperado (outlaw)
|
| desperat {adj}
|
:: desperate
|
| desperation {noun}
|
:: desperation
|
| despot {noun}
|
:: despot
|
| despoti {noun}
|
:: despotism (government by a singular authority)
|
| despoti {noun}
|
:: despotate (an area ruled by a despot or tyrant)
|
| despotisk {adj}
|
:: despotic
|
| dessert {noun}
|
:: dessert
|
| destabilisere {v}
|
:: destabilise
|
| destillere {v}
|
:: distill
|
| desto {conj}
|
:: the
|
| destruere {v}
|
:: to destroy
|
| destruktiv {adj}
|
:: destructive (causing destruction; damaging)
|
| desuagtet {adv} [dated, formal]
|
:: nonetheless, even so
|
| desuden {adv}
|
:: furthermore, moreover
|
| desværre {adv}
|
:: regrettably, unfortunately
|
| det' {contraction}
|
:: contraction of det er
|
| det {art} [definite]
|
:: the (used before an adjective preceding a noun)
|
| det {pron} [demonstrative]
|
:: that
|
| det {pron} [personal]
|
:: it
|
| detalje {noun}
|
:: a detail, a circumlocution, a specific
|
| det der {phrase}
|
:: that, that one
|
| det, der kommer let, går let {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: easy come easy go
|
| detektere {v}
|
:: to detect
|
| detektor {noun}
|
:: detector
|
| detente {noun}
|
:: détente
|
| detention {noun}
|
:: detention
|
| det er aldrig for sent at give op {proverb}
|
:: It doesn't pay to be stubborn; change is good
|
| detergent {noun}
|
:: detonation
|
| det er hård kost at æde sine egne ord {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: things you say can come back to hit you
|
| det er ikke alt guld som glimrer {proverb}
|
:: all that glitters is not gold
|
| det er ikke alt guld, som glimrer {proverb}
|
:: all that glitters is not gold
|
| determinant {noun} [linear algebra]
|
:: determinant
|
| determination {noun}
|
:: determination
|
| determinativ {noun} [grammar]
|
:: determiner
|
| determinist {noun}
|
:: determinist
|
| det er sundt at leve sjovt, men det er ikke sjovt at leve sundt {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: it is good to have fun living but it is not fun to live healthy
|
| det giver en kort varme at tisse i bukserne {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: easy, hasty solutions in the end are often not solutions at all
|
| det gyldne snit {noun}
|
:: the golden ratio
|
| det her {phrase}
|
:: this, this one
|
| det må guderne vide {interj}
|
:: God knows; I have no idea
|
| det med småt {n} [idiomatic]
|
:: The fine print
|
| detonation {noun}
|
:: detonation
|
| detonator {noun}
|
:: A detonator
|
| detonere {v}
|
:: detonate, explode
|
| dets {pron}
|
:: its, possessive form of det
|
| det sagde hun også i går {interj}
|
:: that's what she said
|
| det skal gøre ondt, før det gør godt {proverb}
|
:: Things get worse before they get better
|
| det smukke køn {prop}
|
:: the fair sex; the female sex
|
| dette {pron}
|
:: neuter singular of denne
|
| det tror fanden {interj}
|
:: no wonder; I should think so; that is utterly unsurprising
|
| det tynde øl {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: inessential or subordinate person or things
|
| det udvidede tekstbegreb {noun}
|
:: a generalization of the concept of text that includes pictures, music, architecture, film etc
|
| det var så lidt {interj}
|
:: you’re welcome
|
| det var så lidt {interj}
|
:: not at all
|
| det var så lidt {interj}
|
:: don’t mention it
|
| det vil sige {adv}
|
:: i.e., that is, that is to say
|
| de værste sår er de, der ikke bløder {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: the worst wounds are those that do not bleed
|
| devaluere {v}
|
:: to devalue
|
| developer {noun}
|
:: developer
|
| deviere {v}
|
:: to deviate, to stray
|
| Dexit {prop} [politics]
|
:: The hypothetical withdrawal of Denmark from the European Union
|
| DF {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Dansk Folkeparti
|
| DF'er {noun} [politics]
|
:: a supporter of DF
|
| d'herrer {pron} [formal]
|
:: Used to address two or more males
|
| di- {prefix}
|
:: two
|
| diabetiker {noun}
|
:: a diabetic [person suffering from diabetes]
|
| diadem {noun}
|
:: diadem, tiara
|
| diæt {noun}
|
:: diet [controlled regimen of food and drink]
|
| diagnose {noun}
|
:: diagnosis
|
| diagnosticere {v}
|
:: to diagnose
|
| diagnosticering {c}
|
:: diagnosis
|
| diagonal {adj}
|
:: diagonal
|
| diagonal {noun}
|
:: diagonal
|
| diagonalmatrix {noun} [linear algebra]
|
:: diagonal matrix
|
| diagram {noun}
|
:: diagram
|
| diakritisk {adj}
|
:: diacritical (of, pertaining to, or serving as a diacritical mark)
|
| diakritisk tegn {n}
|
:: diacritical mark
|
| dialekt {noun}
|
:: dialect [local variety of language]
|
| diamant {noun}
|
:: diamond (mineral)
|
| diamentral {adj}
|
:: misspelling of diametral
|
| diameter {noun}
|
:: a diameter
|
| Diana {prop} [Roman god]
|
:: Diana
|
| Diana {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| dianetik {c}
|
:: Dianetics
|
| diarré {noun}
|
:: diarrhea
|
| dibrom {noun}
|
:: dibromine
|
| dickpic {noun}
|
:: dickpic
|
| did {adv} [archaic]
|
:: thither, to there, towards that place
|
| didym {noun} [historical]
|
:: didymium
|
| didymium {noun}
|
:: alternative form of didym
|
| die {c}
|
:: breast milk, mother's milk, when sucked from the breast
|
| die {v}
|
:: to suck (being nursed)
|
| dieselmotor {c}
|
:: a diesel engine (internal combustion engine which runs on diesel fuel)
|
| differenskvotient {noun} [analysis]
|
:: difference quotient
|
| differensrække {noun} [analysis]
|
:: arithmetic progression
|
| differentiabel {adj} [math]
|
:: differentiable
|
| differentialkvotient {noun} [analysis]
|
:: derivative
|
| differentialligning {noun}
|
:: differential equation
|
| diftong {noun}
|
:: diphthong
|
| dig {pron} [personal]
|
:: you [2nd person singular object pronoun]
|
| dige {noun}
|
:: dike (barrier of stone or earth)
|
| diger {adj}
|
:: bulky, fat
|
| diger {adj} [rare]
|
:: stout
|
| digt {noun}
|
:: poem
|
| digt {noun}
|
:: fiction (invention)
|
| digte {v}
|
:: write poetry
|
| digte {v}
|
:: compose or write a song or a story
|
| digte {v}
|
:: invent, fabricate
|
| digter {noun}
|
:: poet
|
| digter {noun}
|
:: author, writer
|
| digtet {v}
|
:: past participle of digte
|
| diktatur {noun}
|
:: dictatorship
|
| dildo {m}
|
:: dildo
|
| dille {noun}
|
:: popular interest of many people in a short timespan; fad
|
| diller {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: penis
|
| dillermand {noun}
|
:: penis
|
| diminutiv {adj}
|
:: diminutive
|
| diminutiv {noun}
|
:: diminutive
|
| dims {c}
|
:: Placeholder word, "thingamabob."
|
| din {determiner}
|
:: your, thy (singular; one owner)
|
| din {determiner}
|
:: yours, thine (singular; one owner)
|
| dine {pron} [possessive]
|
:: plural of din
|
| Dines {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| dingeling {interj}
|
:: trying to get someones attention
|
| dingeling {interj}
|
:: imitation of the sound of old telephones
|
| dingeling {interj}
|
:: sexual organ
|
| dinosaurus {noun}
|
:: dinosaur
|
| diode {noun} [electronics]
|
:: diode
|
| Dionysos {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Dionysos
|
| dioxygen {noun}
|
:: dioxygen, O₂
|
| diplom {noun}
|
:: a diploma
|
| diplomat {noun}
|
:: diplomat
|
| diplomati {noun}
|
:: diplomacy
|
| direkte {adj}
|
:: direct
|
| direkte {adj}
|
:: immediate
|
| direkte {adj}
|
:: straightforward, no-nonsense
|
| direkte {adj}
|
:: outright, downright
|
| direkte {adj}
|
:: live [broadcasting]
|
| direkte {adj}
|
:: lineal
|
| direkte {adv}
|
:: direct, straight
|
| direkte {adv}
|
:: directly
|
| direkte {adv}
|
:: outright, point-blank
|
| direkte {adv}
|
:: positively, downright
|
| direkte {adv}
|
:: live [broadcasting]
|
| direkte tale {noun}
|
:: direct speech
|
| direkte virkning {noun}
|
:: See: da direkte virkning
|
| direkte virkning {noun} [EU law]
|
:: the property of being effective immediately in all member nations
|
| direktør {noun}
|
:: a director
|
| dirigent {noun} [music]
|
:: a conductor
|
| dirre {v}
|
:: quiver, tremble
|
| discipel {noun}
|
:: disciple
|
| disciplin {noun}
|
:: discipline
|
| diskontere {noun} [economics]
|
:: use delayed discounting
|
| diskotek {noun}
|
:: discotheque
|
| diskrepans {noun}
|
:: discrepancy, inconsistency
|
| diskret {adj}
|
:: discreet
|
| diskret {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: discrete
|
| diskriminant {noun} [algebra]
|
:: discriminant
|
| diskurs {noun}
|
:: discourse
|
| diskursanalyse {noun}
|
:: discourse analysis
|
| diskursiv {adj}
|
:: discursive
|
| diskussion {noun}
|
:: an argument, a discussion
|
| diskussionsforum {n} [internet]
|
:: discussion forum; a forum for general discussion
|
| diskussionsside {noun} [WMF]
|
:: talk page
|
| diskussionsside {noun} [internet]
|
:: A discussion page of any kind; a web page or any section of a web site used for discussion
|
| diskutere {v}
|
:: to discuss
|
| diskuteret {v}
|
:: past participle of diskutere
|
| disponent {noun}
|
:: manager
|
| dispositionsmængde {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: codomain
|
| disse {c}
|
:: only in ikke en disse
|
| disse {v}
|
:: dis, diss
|
| disse {pron}
|
:: plural of denne
|
| disset {v}
|
:: past participle of disse
|
| Dissing {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| distance {noun}
|
:: distance
|
| distance {noun}
|
:: detachment
|
| distinkt {adj}
|
:: distinct, not equal
|
| distinkt {adj}
|
:: distinctive
|
| distræt {adj}
|
:: absent-minded
|
| distrahere {v}
|
:: to distract
|
| distributiv {adj} [math]
|
:: distributive
|
| distributivitet {noun} [math]
|
:: distributivity
|
| distrikt {noun}
|
:: district
|
| Ditlev {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Ditte {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| diurese {noun} [medicine]
|
:: diuresis (excessive urination)
|
| diverse {adj}
|
:: various, sundry, miscellaneous, incidental
|
| diverse {adj}
|
:: Capable of various forms; multiform
|
| dividere {v} [arithmetic]
|
:: to divide
|
| divisor {noun} [number theory]
|
:: divisor
|
| djærv {adj}
|
:: frank, forthright; brave, cocky
|
| djævel {noun}
|
:: devil, fiend
|
| djævelsk {adj}
|
:: devilish, diabolical, fiendish
|
| djævelsk {adj}
|
:: [adverbial] devilishly, diabolically, fiendishly
|
| Djævleøen {prop} [jocular]
|
:: Zealand (Danish island)
|
| Djøf {prop}
|
:: Danish Association of Lawyers and Economists
|
| djøf'er {noun}
|
:: a member of Djøf
|
| DK {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Danmark
|
| Dm {symbol} [mathematics]
|
:: The domain of a specified function
|
| D-mark {noun}
|
:: Deutschmark, Deutsche Mark (currency of Germany 1948 – 2002)
|
| dø {v}
|
:: die
|
| dobbelt {adj}
|
:: double, twofold
|
| dobbelt {adj}
|
:: dual
|
| dobbelt {adj}
|
:: [adverbial] double, twice
|
| dobbeltbinding {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: double bond
|
| dobbeltfejl {c} [tennis]
|
:: a double fault
|
| dobbeltgænger {noun}
|
:: double, lookalike
|
| dobbeltgænger {noun}
|
:: doppelganger
|
| dobbeltkonfekt {c}
|
:: pleonasm (phrase involving pleonasm)
|
| dobbeltmoral {noun}
|
:: double standard (the situation of groups one of whom is excused from following a standard)
|
| dobbeltseng {noun}
|
:: a double bed
|
| dobbeltuddannelse {noun}
|
:: act of taking two different educations
|
| døbe {v}
|
:: to baptize
|
| døbe {v}
|
:: to name
|
| døber {noun} [Christianity]
|
:: baptist
|
| docent {noun}
|
:: reader
|
| docere {v}
|
:: to lecture
|
| død- {prefix} [colloquial]
|
:: very
|
| død {adj}
|
:: dead, inanimate
|
| død {adj}
|
:: slack (en død periode - a slack time)
|
| død {noun}
|
:: death, decease, demise
|
| død {noun}
|
:: departure
|
| død {v}
|
:: past participle of dø
|
| døddrukken {adj}
|
:: extremely drunk
|
| Døde Hav {prop} [geography]
|
:: Døde Hav (lake)
|
| dodekaeder {noun} [geometry]
|
:: dodecahedron
|
| dødelig {adj} [uncomparable]
|
:: mortal, liable to die
|
| dødelig {adj}
|
:: lethal, capable of inflicting death
|
| dødelighed {noun}
|
:: mortality
|
| dødelighed {noun}
|
:: death rate
|
| dødemandsknap {noun}
|
:: dead man's switch
|
| dødfødsel {noun}
|
:: stillbirth
|
| dødfødt {adj}
|
:: stillborn
|
| dødforelsket {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very in love
|
| dødkedelig {adj}
|
:: really boring
|
| dødlækker {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very attractive, smoking hot
|
| dødning {noun}
|
:: dead person
|
| dødningehoved {noun}
|
:: a human skull, isolated from the rest of the body, especially in art, where it typically symbolizes death, and signs and stickers, where it conveys lethality
|
| dødsannonce {noun}
|
:: obituary
|
| dødsår {noun}
|
:: year of death; year in which someone dies
|
| dødsårsag {noun}
|
:: cause of death
|
| dødsattest {noun}
|
:: death certificate
|
| dødsdom {noun}
|
:: death sentence
|
| dødsdømme {v}
|
:: sentence to death
|
| dødsdømt {adj}
|
:: sentenced to death
|
| dødsengel {noun}
|
:: angel of death
|
| dødsens {adj}
|
:: imminently deceased
|
| dødsfjende {noun}
|
:: mortal enemy
|
| dødsfødsel {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of dødfødsel
|
| dødsforagt {noun}
|
:: contempt for death
|
| dødsfrygt {noun}
|
:: fear of death
|
| dødshjælp {noun}
|
:: assisted suicide
|
| dødsleje {noun}
|
:: deathbed
|
| dødsmetal {noun}
|
:: death metal (music)
|
| død som en sild {phrase} [simile]
|
:: dead as a doornail, dead as a dodo (unquestionably dead)
|
| dødsønske {noun}
|
:: death wish
|
| dødsrige {noun} [mythology]
|
:: a location in which people reside after death
|
| dødsstraf {c} [law]
|
:: capital punishment, death penalty
|
| dødssyg {adj}
|
:: fatally ill; sick to a fatal extent; sick to the point where one could likely die
|
| dødssyg {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: extremely boring, unusually boring
|
| dødstraf {noun}
|
:: misspelling of dødsstraf
|
| dødstrussel {noun}
|
:: death threat
|
| dødtræt {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very tired
|
| dødtræt {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: exasperated
|
| dødvægt {noun} [also figuratively]
|
:: dead weight, useless ballast
|
| dødvande {noun}
|
:: deadlock, impasse
|
| dødvande {noun}
|
:: stagnation, backwater
|
| dødvande {noun}
|
:: [rare] back water
|
| dog {adv}
|
:: however
|
| dog {adv}
|
:: Conveying impressedness, emotional affectation, bewilderment
|
| dog {conj}
|
:: though
|
| døgenigt {noun}
|
:: lazy person
|
| dogme {noun}
|
:: dogma
|
| døgn {noun}
|
:: day - the 24 hour period stretching from midnight to midnight
|
| døgn {noun}
|
:: day - a measurement of time, equaling 24 hours
|
| døje {v}
|
:: endure
|
| doktor {noun}
|
:: doctor [a physician]
|
| doktor {noun}
|
:: doctor [a person who has attained a doctorate]
|
| dokument {noun}
|
:: document
|
| Dolberg {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| dølge {v} [archaic]
|
:: to conceal, keep as a secret
|
| dolk {noun}
|
:: dagger (a stabbing weapon)
|
| dolke {v}
|
:: stab
|
| dollar {c}
|
:: a dollar [monetary unit]
|
| -dom {suffix}
|
:: Indicates a condition, situation or period
|
| -dom {suffix}
|
:: Indicates a religion, teaching or similar
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: sentence
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: conviction
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: judgement
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: verdict
|
| dom {noun} [logic]
|
:: proposition
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: decision
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: damnation, doom
|
| dom {noun}
|
:: a cathedral
|
| domænetab {noun}
|
:: the phenomenon that a language ceases to be spoken in some particular area, like science, poetry or administration
|
| Dominikanske Republik {prop}
|
:: Dominikanske Republik (country)
|
| dominoeffekt {noun}
|
:: domino effect
|
| domkirke {noun}
|
:: cathedral
|
| -dømme {suffix}
|
:: forms nouns indicating the domain of a person
|
| dømme {v}
|
:: judge (in a court)
|
| dømme {v}
|
:: judge (form a negative opinion of)
|
| dommedag {prop} [religion]
|
:: doomsday, judgement day
|
| dommedag {prop} [by extension]
|
:: a tremendously destructive event
|
| dømmekraft {noun}
|
:: judgment, wisdom; the ability to recognize good and bad decisions
|
| dømmende magt {c} [government, usually, uncountable and usually therefore used with den]
|
:: judicial branch
|
| dommer {noun}
|
:: judge
|
| dommer {noun}
|
:: magistrate
|
| dommer {noun}
|
:: justice
|
| dommer {noun}
|
:: referee
|
| dommer {noun}
|
:: umpire
|
| dompap {noun}
|
:: bullfinch
|
| domstol {c}
|
:: a court, court of law (place where justice is administered)
|
| Donau {prop}
|
:: Danube
|
| donere {v}
|
:: to donate
|
| dont {noun}
|
:: a (piece of) work, a deed
|
| doorstep {noun} [journalism, ]
|
:: A short and informal press briefing
|
| dopamin {c} {n} [neurotransmitter]
|
:: dopamine
|
| dør {noun}
|
:: door
|
| Dora {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Doris {prop}
|
:: given name borrowed from English usage, popular in the 1920s and the 1930s
|
| Dorit {prop}
|
:: given name, variant of Dorthea ( =Dorothy)
|
| dørklokke {noun}
|
:: doorbell
|
| dørløs {adj}
|
:: doorless
|
| dørmand {noun}
|
:: doorman, bouncer
|
| dørmåtte {noun}
|
:: doormat (mat in doorway)
|
| dørmåtte {noun} [figurative]
|
:: (overly submissive person)
|
| Dorothea {prop}
|
:: given name, a Latinate variant of Dorthea
|
| Dorrit {prop}
|
:: given name, variant of Dorthea ( =Dorothy)
|
| dørtærskel {noun}
|
:: doorsill, doorstep
|
| Dorte {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Dorthe {prop}
|
:: given name, a variant of Dorthea ( =Dorothy) popular in the 1960s and the 1970s
|
| Dorthea {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Dortmund {prop}
|
:: Dortmund (major city)
|
| døv {adj}
|
:: deaf, not able to hear
|
| doven {adj}
|
:: lazy (unwilling to work)
|
| doven {adj}
|
:: stale (of beverages)
|
| dovenskab {noun}
|
:: laziness (quality of being lazy)
|
| dovenskab {noun}
|
:: idleness
|
| døvhed {c}
|
:: deafness
|
| do-while-løkke {noun} [programming]
|
:: do-while loop
|
| downloade {v}
|
:: download
|
| dr. {particle} [title]
|
:: abbreviation of doktor
|
| drab {noun} [crime]
|
:: homicide
|
| drabantby {noun}
|
:: satellite town
|
| dråbe {noun}
|
:: drop
|
| drabsmand {noun}
|
:: perpetrator of homicide
|
| dræbe {v}
|
:: to kill
|
| dræber {noun}
|
:: killer (a person or a thing causing death)
|
| dræbt {v}
|
:: past participle of dræbe
|
| drægtig {adj} [of non-humans]
|
:: pregnant, gestating
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: dragon (legendary creature)
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: drake (a small type of wingless dragon)
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: kite
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: hang glider (unpowered aircraft)
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: dragon keelboat
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: Viking longship
|
| drage {v c}
|
:: draw
|
| drage {v c}
|
:: attract, allure
|
| drage {v c}
|
:: go, march, travel
|
| drage {noun}
|
:: dragée
|
| dragé {noun}
|
:: dragée
|
| drager {noun}
|
:: porter
|
| dragon {noun}
|
:: a dragoon (soldier of the mounted infantry)
|
| dragon {noun}
|
:: tarragon
|
| dragt {noun}
|
:: dress
|
| dram {noun}
|
:: dram (a small quantity of an alcoholic drink)
|
| dranker {c}
|
:: a drunk
|
| drej {noun}
|
:: turn
|
| dreje {v}
|
:: turn (both transitive and intreansitive)
|
| dreje {v}
|
:: twist, twirl
|
| dreje {v}
|
:: revolve, rotate, pivot
|
| dreje {v}
|
:: dial
|
| dreje {vr}
|
:: be a matter (of)
|
| drejet {v}
|
:: past participle of dreje
|
| dreng {noun}
|
:: boy, lad
|
| drengekæreste {noun}
|
:: boyfriend
|
| drengelus {noun} [childish or ironic, plural only]
|
:: boy cooties
|
| drengerøv {noun}
|
:: a bro, a lad; a young man adhering to a culture revolving of partying, seeking out sexual encounters, displays of masculinity etc
|
| drenk {v} [Fjolde]
|
:: to drink
|
| dressere {v}
|
:: train (an animal)
|
| drev {noun} [computing]
|
:: drive [a mass-storage device]
|
| drev {noun} [engineering]
|
:: pinion [a gear in a gear drive train]
|
| drev {noun} [obsolete]
|
:: drove [driven animals]
|
| drev {noun} [obsolete]
|
:: battue [a form of hunting]
|
| dreven {adj}
|
:: skilled, experienced, practised
|
| dreven {adj}
|
:: shrewd, sly
|
| drift {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: operation, running [of a company, a service or a mashine]
|
| drift {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: service [of public transport]
|
| drift {noun} [psychology]
|
:: drive, urge, desire
|
| drift {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: drift [slow movement in the water or the air]
|
| drift {noun}
|
:: drove [driven animals]
|
| drikke {v n c}
|
:: drink
|
| drikke {v n c}
|
:: have [to partake of a drink]
|
| drikke {noun} [rare]
|
:: drink
|
| drikkepenge [pluralonly]
|
:: tip, gratuity
|
| drikke sig i hegnet {v}
|
:: get drunk
|
| drikkevare {noun}
|
:: a beverage; anything that is drinkable
|
| drikoffer {n} [religion]
|
:: libation
|
| dril {noun}
|
:: drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus)
|
| dril {n} {c}
|
:: banter, kidding, teasing
|
| drille {v}
|
:: to tease
|
| drille {v}
|
:: to kid
|
| drille {v}
|
:: to banter
|
| drille {v}
|
:: to be tricky
|
| drillet {v}
|
:: past participle of drille
|
| drink {noun}
|
:: drink; a (mixed) alcoholic beverage
|
| drive {vt}
|
:: to force, drive, impel [to put in motion]
|
| drive {vt}
|
:: to run [a business]
|
| drive {vt}
|
:: to engage in, carry on [an activity or an interest]
|
| drive {vt}
|
:: to power [to give power to]
|
| drive {vi}
|
:: to drift, float [to move slowly]
|
| drive {noun}
|
:: drift [a pile of snow]
|
| drive {noun} [psychology]
|
:: drive [desire or interest, self-motivation]
|
| drive {noun} [golf]
|
:: drive [stroke made with a driver]
|
| drivhus {noun}
|
:: a greenhouse [a house of glass or plastic for cultivating plants]
|
| drivhusgas {noun}
|
:: greenhouse gas
|
| drivvåd {adj}
|
:: soaking wet
|
| drøbel {noun}
|
:: uvula
|
| drøfte {v}
|
:: discuss, talk about
|
| drog {noun}
|
:: layabout
|
| droge {noun}
|
:: drug, medicine [substance which promotes healing]
|
| drøm {noun}
|
:: dream
|
| drømme {v}
|
:: to dream [to see imaginary events while sleeping]
|
| drømme {v}
|
:: to dream [to hope, to wish]
|
| drømme {v}
|
:: to dream [to daydream]
|
| drømmekage {noun}
|
:: A cake topped with an icing consisting of dessicated coconut and brown sugar
|
| drømmeverden {noun}
|
:: dreamworld
|
| drømt {v}
|
:: past participle of drømme
|
| drøn- {prefix} [colloquial]
|
:: very
|
| drøn {noun}
|
:: boom, roar
|
| drøn {noun}
|
:: clang
|
| drøn {noun}
|
:: gulp, drag
|
| drøne {v}
|
:: to boom, to roar
|
| drøne {v}
|
:: to race, to tear [move at excessive speed]
|
| drønet {v}
|
:: past participle of drøne
|
| drøngod {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very good
|
| drønkedelig {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very boring
|
| drønlækker {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very hot, very attractive
|
| dronning {noun}
|
:: [en, queen] [a female monarch]
|
| dronning {noun}
|
:: [en, queen] [the wife or widow of a king]
|
| dronning {noun} [metaphorically]
|
:: queen [a person who is leading in a certain area]
|
| dronning {noun} [zoology]
|
:: [en, queen] [the reproductive female in social insect species]
|
| dronning {noun} [chess]
|
:: [en, queen]
|
| drønspændende {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very exciting
|
| drossel {noun}
|
:: thrush
|
| drot {noun} [archaic]
|
:: king
|
| drøv {n}
|
:: cud
|
| drue {noun}
|
:: grape (fruit)
|
| drue {noun} [formal, jocular]
|
:: wine
|
| druesukker {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: glucose
|
| druesukker {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: dextrose
|
| drukken {adj}
|
:: drunk
|
| drukket {v}
|
:: past participle of drikke
|
| druknedød {noun}
|
:: death by drowning
|
| drukspil {noun}
|
:: drinking game
|
| dryp {noun}
|
:: drip, plop
|
| dryppe {v}
|
:: to drip
|
| drys {noun}
|
:: sprinkling, sprinkle
|
| drys {noun}
|
:: drip, slowcoach, slowpoke
|
| d.s.s. {phrase}
|
:: det samme som ("the same as")
|
| du {pron}
|
:: thou, you [2nd person singular subject pronoun, informal]
|
| du {v}
|
:: be good
|
| du {v}
|
:: be fit
|
| dualis {adj}
|
:: dual
|
| dualist {noun}
|
:: dualist
|
| dubiøs {adj}
|
:: doubtful, dubious
|
| dubnium {noun}
|
:: dubnium
|
| duc d'albe {c}
|
:: dolphin (maritime semi submerged man-made structure)
|
| due {noun}
|
:: pigeon
|
| due {noun}
|
:: dove
|
| duel {noun}
|
:: duel
|
| duellere {v}
|
:: duel
|
| duelleret {v}
|
:: past participle of duellere
|
| du er hvad du spiser {proverb}
|
:: you are what you eat
|
| duft {noun}
|
:: a scent, fragrance
|
| duft {noun}
|
:: a smell [nice, pleasant smell]
|
| dufte {v}
|
:: to smell nice [to emit a nice smell]
|
| dufte {v} [proscribed]
|
:: to smell something nice [to detect a nice smell]
|
| dug {noun}
|
:: dew
|
| dug {noun}
|
:: tablecloth [a cloth used to cover and protect a table, especially for a dining table]
|
| dug {noun}
|
:: a piece of canvas or cloth
|
| dug {noun}
|
:: a piece of bunting [material from which flags are made]
|
| du gamle {pron} [familiar]
|
:: Used to address a close friend
|
| dukke {noun}
|
:: doll
|
| dukke {v}
|
:: to dive, to duck
|
| dukke {v} [with the adverb op]
|
:: see dukke op
|
| dukke op {v}
|
:: to emerge, pop up
|
| dulgt {adj}
|
:: hidden, arcane
|
| dulle {noun}
|
:: bimbo, floozy, floozie
|
| dulle sig op {vr} [chiefly of females]
|
:: to try to make oneself beautiful, e.g. by putting on makeup and clothes and styling one's hair
|
| dum {adj}
|
:: stupid, dense, dumb, thick, dim
|
| dum {adj}
|
:: foolish, silly, daft
|
| du må have spist søm {phrase}
|
:: you must be crazy
|
| dumhed {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: stupidity
|
| dumhed {noun} [countable]
|
:: stupidity, something stupid done or said
|
| dummefejl {noun}
|
:: a mistake due to e.g. absentmindedness, tiredness or sloppiness rather than underlying weakness or ignorance
|
| dummerik {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: dumbass
|
| dumpe {vi}
|
:: To receive a non-passing grade; to fail
|
| dumpe {vt}
|
:: To dispense a non-passing grade
|
| dumpe {vt}
|
:: To discontinue a romantic relationship with; to dump
|
| dun {noun}
|
:: down (soft, immature feathers)
|
| dunkel {adj}
|
:: dark (with connotations of sinisterness)
|
| dur {noun} [music]
|
:: major
|
| durian {n}
|
:: durian
|
| dus {adj} [largely historical]
|
:: in a relationship that would warrant use of the informal du, as opposed to the formal De
|
| dus {adj} [by extension]
|
:: familiar with
|
| dus {adv}
|
:: in the phrase drikke dus, "to introduce an informal relationship"
|
| dusin {noun}
|
:: dozen (twelve)
|
| dværg {noun}
|
:: midget, dwarf
|
| dvs. {adv}
|
:: abbreviation of det vil sige
|
| dy {vr}
|
:: to restrain oneself, to help oneself
|
| dyb {adj}
|
:: deep
|
| dyb {adj}
|
:: profound
|
| dyb {noun}
|
:: deep, depth
|
| dyb {noun}
|
:: abyss
|
| dybde {noun}
|
:: depth
|
| dybhav {noun}
|
:: deep sea
|
| dybsindig {adj}
|
:: profound, deep, insightful
|
| dybt {adv}
|
:: deeply, deep, extremely
|
| dybt godnat {phrase}
|
:: stupid
|
| dyd {noun}
|
:: virtue
|
| dyd {noun}
|
:: chastity
|
| dyd {noun}
|
:: virginity
|
| dyden i midten {proverb}
|
:: one should preferentially seek out moderate ways rather than extremes
|
| dyden i midten, sagde Fanden; han satte sig mellem to advokater {proverb} [rare]
|
:: lawyers are evil
|
| -dygtig {suffix}
|
:: forms adjectives meaning "capable, able"
|
| dygtig {adj}
|
:: skilled
|
| dynamit {noun}
|
:: dynamite
|
| dynasti {noun}
|
:: dynasty
|
| dyne {noun}
|
:: continental quilt, duvet
|
| dynejakke {noun}
|
:: a jacket made of air-filled pads, typically quite insulating
|
| dyøn {v} [Fjolde]
|
:: to smell
|
| dyppe {v}
|
:: dip, lower into liquid
|
| dyr {noun}
|
:: animal, beast [as opposed to human beings, or of human beings acting brutally]
|
| dyr {noun} [zoology]
|
:: animal [a biological organism that produces energy from the consumption of other organisms]
|
| dyr {noun} [hunting]
|
:: deer [a mammal of the family Cervidae]
|
| dyr {adj}
|
:: expensive
|
| dyr {adj}
|
:: dear
|
| dyrebestand {noun}
|
:: animal population
|
| dyrenes konge {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: king of beasts (a male lion)
|
| dyrisk {adj}
|
:: bestial
|
| dyrisk {adj}
|
:: animal (of animals)
|
| dyrisk {adv}
|
:: bestially, brutishly
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to engage in (to enter into (an activity), to participate)
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to practice (repetition of an activity to improve skill)
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to study (acquire knowledge)
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to cultivate, to till
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to grow (to cause something to become bigger)
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to raise (to grow)
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to culture (to maintain in an environment suitable for growth)
|
| dyrke {v}
|
:: to worship
|
| dyrke {v} [colloquial, chiefly imperative]
|
:: check out, get a load of
|
| dyrskue {n}
|
:: livestock show
|
| dyse {noun}
|
:: nozzle
|
| dyse {noun}
|
:: jet (spout or nozzle)
|
| dysfori {noun} [psychiatry, medicine]
|
:: dysphoria
|
| dysleksi {noun}
|
:: dyslexia
|
| dysprosium {noun}
|
:: dysprosium
|
| dysse {noun}
|
:: dolmen
|
| dysse {v}
|
:: lull, calm
|
| dysset {v}
|
:: past participle of dysse
|
| dyst {noun}
|
:: fight, struggle
|
| dyste {v}
|
:: to fight
|
| dyste {v}
|
:: to compete
|
| dyste {v}
|
:: to joust, to tilt
|
| dyster {adj}
|
:: gloomy, sombre, sepulchral
|
| dystet {v}
|
:: past participle of dyste
|
| dyt {noun}
|
:: Used in the expression ikke en dyt.
|
| dyt {noun} [automotive]
|
:: The sound of a car horn
|
| dyt {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: Car
|
| dyt i bamsen {n} [slang, idiomatic]
|
:: sex
|
