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| lab {noun} | :: paw |
| laber {adj} | :: nice |
| laber {adj} | :: pretty |
| laber {adj} | :: alluring |
| laber {adj} [maritime] | :: not very strong wind |
| labil {adj} | :: labile (apt or likely to change) |
| laborant {noun} | :: someone who works in a lab, especially a chemical or biological one |
| laboratorievægt {noun} | :: a weight used in a laboratory |
| lacrosse {noun} [sports] | :: lacrosse |
| lad {adj} | :: languid, lazy, indolent |
| lad {noun} | :: bed (platform of a truck, trailer, railcar, or other vehicle that supports the load to be hauled), eg. truckbed |
| lade {noun} [agriculture] | :: barn (building) |
| lade {v} | :: let [to allow] |
| lade {v} | :: leave [to transfer responsibility or attention] |
| lade {v} | :: have [cause to, by command or request] |
| lade {v} | :: have [cause to be] |
| lade {v} | :: make [force to do] |
| lade {v} | :: pretend, seem, appear |
| lade {v} | :: load |
| lade {v} | :: charge |
| lade {v} | :: let go |
| ladet {v} | :: past participle of lade |
| lade være {v} | :: to refrain, not do |
| lad mig være i fred {phrase} | :: leave me alone |
| ladning {noun} [physics] | :: charge |
| ladning {noun} | :: load |
| Ladon {prop} | :: Ladon (the river) |
| Ladon {prop} [mythology] | :: Ladon (the dragon) |
| læ {noun} | :: shelter from the wind, lee |
| læ {adj} | :: being on the lee side |
| læ {v} | :: to shelter |
| læbe {noun} | :: lip |
| læddike {noun} | :: a small box |
| læddike {noun} | :: a compartment in a chest |
| læder {noun} | :: leather |
| læderbøsse {noun} | :: leather gay |
| lædike {noun} | :: alternative spelling of læddike |
| læg {noun} [anatomy] | :: calf [of the leg] |
| læg {noun} | :: pleat |
| læg {noun} | :: tuck |
| læg {adj} | :: lay [non-professional, non-clergy] |
| læge {noun} | :: doctor |
| læge {noun} | :: physician |
| læge {noun} | :: surgeon |
| læge {v} | :: to cure, to heal |
| lægge {v} | :: to lay |
| lægge {v} | :: to put, place |
| lægge {v} | :: to lay (an egg) |
| lægge an på {v} | :: hit on, flirt with |
| lægge arm {vi} | :: arm-wrestle |
| lægge øde {v} | :: to lay waste |
| lægge sammen {v} | :: See: da lægge sammen |
| lægge sammen {v} [arithmetics] | :: add |
| lægge sammen {v} | :: to fold clean, dry laundry |
| lægge sig på maven for {v} | :: acquiesce to, submit to |
| lægge til {v} [arithmetic] | :: add |
| lækker {adj} | :: delicious (pleasing to the taste) |
| lækker {adj} | :: super, smashing, yummy, dishy |
| lækker {adj} | :: sexually attractive; hot, sexy |
| lækkersulten {adj} | :: having the urge for a snack; having the munchies |
| lændeklæde {noun} | :: loincloth |
| læne {v} | :: to lean |
| lænestol {noun} | :: armchair (a chair with supports for the arms or elbows) |
| længde {noun} | :: length (measurement of distance) |
| længdebølge {noun} [physics] | :: longitudinal wave |
| længdeforkortelse {noun} [physics] | :: length contraction |
| længdespring {noun} | :: long jump |
| længdespringer {noun} | :: long jumper |
| længe {adv} | :: long [of duration] |
| længe {noun} | :: longish building of a larger building complex, typically a farmhouse |
| længere {adv} | :: anymore |
| længes {v} [deponent] | :: long |
| længsel {c} | :: yearning |
| lærd {adj} | :: learned, scholarly |
| lærdom {noun} | :: learnedness, academic knowledge |
| lære {v} | :: to teach |
| lære {v} | :: to learn |
| lære {noun} | :: teachings, doctrine, theory [a coherent system of thoughts or ideas in science or religion] |
| lære {noun} | :: lesson [a knowledge drawn from experience] |
| lære {noun} | :: apprenticeship [a practical education in craft, industry or trade] |
| lærer {noun} | :: teacher |
| lærerig {adj} | :: educational, informative, instructive |
| lærerinde {noun} [dated] | :: mistress [female teacher] |
| læresætning {noun} | :: a sentence expressing knowledge in compact form, taught as-is |
| lærke {noun} | :: lark (Alaudidae) |
| Lærke {prop} | :: given name |
| lærling {noun} | :: an apprentice |
| lærling {noun} | :: an disciple [person influence by another person's ideas] |
| lærred {noun} | :: linen |
| lærred {noun} | :: canvas |
| lærred {noun} | :: screen |
| læs {noun} | :: load, lot |
| læsbar {adj} | :: legible, able to be read |
| læse {v} | :: to read |
| læse {v} | :: to study formally |
| læsebriller {noun} | :: reading glasses |
| læseevne {noun} | :: the ability to read well |
| læsefelt {noun} | :: a region of a pair of glasses meant to be read through |
| læseferie {noun} | :: a period before an exam in which classes are canceled to allow students to prepare for the exam |
| læseforståelse {noun} | :: reading comprehension |
| læseglæde {noun} | :: joy of reading |
| læsehæmmet {adj} | :: reading impaired |
| læsehest {noun} | :: bookworm (avid reader) |
| læsehest {noun} | :: swot (one who studies hard) |
| læsehjørne {noun} | :: reading corner |
| læsehungrende {adj} | :: who starves for reading; who has a great urge to read |
| læselampe {noun} | :: a lamp for reading by |
| læselig {adj} | :: legible, able to be read |
| læselighed {noun} | :: readability |
| læselyst {noun} | :: desire to read |
| læsemængde {noun} | :: amount of text to be read |
| læser {noun} | :: reader |
| læserbrev {noun} | :: a letter from a reader published in a newspaper, especially one espousing some opinion |
| læsesal {noun} | :: reading room (a room set aside for reading) |
| læsestof {noun} | :: reading material |
| læsesvag {adj} | :: who has difficulty reading; not good at reading |
| læsevant {adj} | :: used to reading |
| læside {noun} | :: leeside |
| Læsø {prop} | :: an island and Danish municipality in the Kattegat |
| læsse {v} | :: to load |
| læst {noun} | :: last [piece of wood used for shaping shoes] |
| lag {noun} | :: layer, coat [a coherent mass spread on the top or on the outside of something else] |
| lag {noun} [sociology] | :: class, stratum [class of society with similar status] |
| lag {noun} [geology] | :: stratum [layer of sedimentary rock] |
| låg {noun} | :: lid, cover |
| låg {noun} | :: top |
| Lage {prop} | :: given name |
| låge {noun} | :: gate |
| låge {noun} | :: wicket |
| låge {noun} | :: door |
| lagen {noun} | :: sheet (bedsheet) |
| lagengymnastik {noun} | :: sex |
| lager {noun} | :: store, warehouse |
| lager {noun} | :: [rare] lager (type of beer) |
| lagereddike {noun} | :: vinegar meant to be used as a preservative |
| lagkage {noun} | :: layer cake |
| lagkage {noun} | :: pie chart |
| lagt {v} | :: past participle of lægge |
| lagune {noun} | :: lagoon |
| Laila {prop} | :: given name |
| lak {c} {n} | :: lacquer |
| lakaj {noun} | :: lackey, footman, flunkey, henchman |
| lakket til {adj} | :: drunk |
| lakonisk {adj} | :: laconic [brief, concise] |
| lakonisk {adj} | :: Laconian [relating to the Greek landscape of Laconia or its capital Sparta] |
| lakonisk {adv} | :: laconically |
| lakonsk {adj} | :: Laconian [relating to the Greek landscape of Laconia or its capital Sparta] |
| lakrids {n} {c} | :: liquorice, licorice |
| laks {noun} | :: salmon |
| laktose {noun} [biochemistry] | :: lactose |
| laktosefri {adj} | :: lactose-free |
| laktoseintolerance {noun} | :: alternative form of laktoseintolerans |
| laktoseintolerans {noun} | :: lactose intolerance |
| lål {interj} [rare] | :: alternative form of LOL |
| lam {adj} | :: lame |
| lam {noun} | :: lamb |
| lammet {v} | :: past participle of lamme |
| lampe {noun} | :: lamp [electric or oil] |
| lampeskærm {noun} | :: lampshade (cover over a lamp) |
| lån {noun} | :: loan |
| land {noun} | :: country [a geographical area that is politically independent] |
| land {noun} [uncountable, chiefly definite singular] | :: country, countryside [rural areas outside the cities with agricultural production] |
| land {noun} | :: land [part of Earth that is not covered in water] |
| land {noun} [as the last part of compounds] | :: a large area or facility dedicated to a certain type of activity or merchandise |
| landbrug {noun} | :: agriculture |
| landdag {noun} | :: Landtag |
| lande {vi} | :: to land [get down to the ground or into the water after a flight or a jump] |
| lande {vi} | :: to land [come to land with a ship] |
| lande {vi} [figuratively] | :: to land, end up [in a new state or at a new place, often unwillingly] |
| lande {vt} | :: to land, bring down [an aircraft or a spaceship] |
| lande {vt} | :: to land [bring to land, e.g. fish] |
| lande {vt} [figuratively] | :: to land [bring home, e.g. an agreement] |
| landeplage {noun} [dated] | :: something that negatively affects everyone living in some area |
| landeplage {noun} | :: a hit song (song that is played frequently for a time) |
| landingsbane {c} | :: runway (strip for aircraft landing and takeoff) |
| landkrabbe {noun} [nautical] | :: landlubber |
| landmand {noun} | :: farmer |
| landmine {c} [military] | :: land mine, landmine (a mine that is placed on land) |
| landsby {noun} | :: village |
| landsby {noun} | :: hamlet |
| landsbytosse {noun} | :: village idiot |
| landsforræder {noun} | :: a traitor to one's country |
| landsforræderi {noun} | :: high treason, treason against one's country |
| landskab {noun} | :: landscape |
| landsknægt {noun} [historical] | :: Landsknecht/lansquenet |
| landsmand {noun} | :: compatriot |
| landsskadelig {adj} | :: harmful to a country |
| landvinding {noun} | :: progress |
| landvinding {noun} | :: the act of expanding land available; reclamation (but not necessarily having been land previously) |
| låne {v} | :: borrow |
| låne {v} | :: lend |
| låneord {noun} | :: loanword |
| lang {adj} | :: long (having great distance) |
| Lang {prop} | :: surname |
| lange ud {v} | :: strike (often with arms) |
| lange ud {v} [idiomatic] | :: criticize |
| langfinger {noun} | :: middle finger |
| langfredag {noun} | :: Good Friday |
| langhåret {adj} | :: long-haired, having long hair |
| langhåret {adj} | :: technical and complicated |
| langmodig {adj} [archaic] | :: patient |
| langmodig {adj} [archaic] | :: long-suffering |
| lángos {noun} | :: langos |
| langs {adv} | :: along (by the length of) |
| langsom {adj} | :: slow |
| Langtbortistan {prop} | :: a fictitious country located far away |
| langtidshæve {vi} [of dough] | :: to rise slowly in cold conditions |
| lang tillægsform {noun} [grammar] | :: present participle |
| langt ude {adv} | :: far out |
| langt ude {adv} | :: crazy |
| langvarig {adj} | :: long-lasting |
| langvejs {adv} [usually followed by fra] | :: afar |
| langvejs {adj} [of e.g. journeying or transportation] | :: long-distance |
| lånt {v} | :: past participle of låne |
| lanthan {noun} | :: lanthanum |
| laps {noun} | :: fop, dandy (a man very concerned about his clothes and his appearance) |
| laps {noun} | :: a shabby man |
| lår {noun} | :: thigh |
| lårben {noun} | :: thighbone |
| largeness {noun} | :: magnanimity |
| larm {noun} | :: noise |
| larme {v} | :: noise (make noise) |
| larmet {v} | :: past participle of larme |
| Lars {prop} | :: given name |
| Larsen {prop} | :: surname |
| Larsine {prop} | :: given name, a feminine form of Lars |
| Lars Tyndskids marker {prop} [idiomatic] | :: a remote, uninteresting place; the middle of nowhere |
| lårt {noun} | :: pronunciation spelling of lort |
| las {noun} | :: rag |
| las {noun} | :: shred |
| lås {noun} | :: lock |
| lasagne {noun} | :: lasagna, lasagne (an Italian baked dish) |
| låse {v} | :: to lock |
| låse {v} | :: låse op - to unlock |
| låse {v} | :: låse sig ind - to lock oneself in |
| laser {noun} | :: laser |
| Lasse {prop} | :: given name |
| Lassen {prop} | :: surname |
| last {noun} | :: cargo |
| last {noun} | :: cargo hold, hold (cargo area) |
| last {noun} | :: weight, burden |
| last {noun} | :: vice |
| lastbil {noun} | :: truck (vehicle designed for carrying cargo) |
| lastbil {noun} | :: lorry (motor vehicle) |
| laste {v} | :: to load |
| lastemærke {noun} | :: International Load Line |
| latent {adj} | :: latent (existing or present but concealed or inactive) |
| latin {n} {c} | :: the Latin language |
| latin {n} {c} | :: Latin language [as a school subject] |
| latin {n} {c} | :: Latin American dance |
| latin {n} {c} | :: Latin American music |
| latinsk {adj} | :: Latin [of or relating to the Latin language] |
| latinsk {adj} | :: Latin [of or relating to the Roman alphabet] |
| latter {noun} | :: laughter |
| latterlig {adj} | :: ridiculous, ludicrous, laughable |
| latterliggøre {v} | :: ridicule |
| latterliggørelse {noun} | :: ridicule, derision |
| Lau {prop} | :: given name |
| Lauge {prop} | :: given name |
| Laura {prop} | :: given name |
| laurbær {noun} | :: laurel [the leaves of the plant] |
| laurbær {noun} [figuratively, in the plural] | :: laurels [as a sign of honour] |
| laurbær {noun} | :: laurel [the plant] |
| laurbærkrans {noun} | :: laurel wreath |
| Laurids {prop} | :: given name |
| Lauridsen {prop} | :: surname |
| Laurine {prop} | :: given name borrowed from French |
| Laurits {prop} | :: given name, an old form of Lars ( =Laurence) |
| Lauritsen {prop} | :: surname |
| Lauritz {prop} | :: given name |
| Laurs {prop} | :: given name |
| Laursen {prop} | :: surname |
| Laust {prop} | :: given name |
| lav {adj} | :: low |
| lav {noun} | :: guild |
| lav {b} | :: lichen |
| lave {v} | :: to make, create, construct, produce |
| lave {v} | :: to cook, prepare |
| lave {v} | :: to do |
| lave {v} | :: to repair, mend, fix |
| Lave {prop} | :: given name |
| lavendel {c} [botany] | :: lavender (a bush of the Lavendula species) |
| lavendel {c} | :: lavender (dried flowers etc. from the lavender bush used in scent bags, for example) |
| lavendel {c} | :: lavender (a light violet colour) (uncountable, indefinite singular only) |
| lavendel {adj} | :: lavender (of a light violet colour) |
| lave om på {vt} | :: change (something else) |
| lave stort {v} [euphemistic] | :: To defecate |
| lavine {noun} | :: earthslide, a lot of material (usually snow) rolling down a slope |
| lavvande {noun} | :: low tide |
| lawrencium {noun} | :: lawrencium |
| Lazarus {prop} | :: Lazarus |
| le {noun} | :: scythe (farm tool) |
| le {v} | :: to laugh (show mirth by peculiar movement of the muscles of the face and emission of sounds) |
| Lea {prop} | :: Leah [biblical character] |
| Lea {prop} | :: given name |
| lebbe {noun} [colloquial, sometimes, derogatory] | :: lesbian |
| lebbepar {noun} [rare, highly colloquial, potentially offensive] | :: lesbian couple |
| lebber {noun} | :: alternative form of lebbe |
| led {noun} [anatomy] | :: joint [movable connection between the bones in a body or a minor exterior part of the body; also of joints in a plant] |
| led {noun} | :: link [movable part of a thing or a plant] |
| led {noun} | :: link, part [element in a line of thought or a course of events] |
| led {noun} | :: generation [in a family tree] |
| led {noun} [grammar] | :: phrase [a word or group of words that functions as a single unit in the syntax of a sentence] |
| led {noun} [mathematics] | :: term [one of the addends in a sum or in another mathematical operation] |
| led {noun} | :: side, direction [of an object] |
| led {noun} | :: way [of doing something] |
| led {noun} | :: gate [in a fence or at a level crossing] |
| led {adj} | :: disgusting, odious, loathsome |
| led {adj} | :: nasty, beastly |
| ledbus {noun} | :: articulated bus |
| lede {v} | :: to manage, run |
| lede {v} | :: to head, direct |
| lede {v} | :: to lead, guide |
| lede {v} | :: to conduct |
| lede {v} | :: to look, search for |
| lede {noun} | :: disgust, distaste, loathing |
| ledelsesmæssig {adj} | :: relating to management, managerial |
| leden {adj} [archaic] | :: Passed, over, finished |
| leder {noun} | :: leader, manager, head |
| leder {noun} | :: editorial (opinion article in newspaper, made by editors) |
| leder {noun} | :: conductor (esp. of electrical charge) |
| lederskab {noun} | :: leadership |
| ledestjerne {noun} | :: lodestar, star (or different thing) used for navigation |
| ledig {adj} | :: unoccupied |
| ledig {adj} [mildly, euphemistic] | :: unemployed |
| ledig {adj} | :: single, not in a committed relationship (especially marriage) |
| ledning {noun} | :: a cord, cable, wire [for transporting electricity or information] |
| ledning {noun} | :: a pipe, pipeline [for transporting substances like water, gas or oil] |
| ledsætning {noun} [grammar] | :: subordinate clause |
| ledsager {noun} | :: companion |
| ledsagerske {noun} | :: female companion |
| leg {noun} | :: play, game |
| leg {noun} [zoology] | :: spawning (fish) |
| legal {adj} | :: legal (something that conforms to or is according to law) |
| legal {adj} | :: legitimate (conforming to accepted rules) |
| lege {v} | :: play |
| lege {v} | :: spawn |
| legeaftale {noun} | :: play date |
| legeme {noun} | :: body (of animals, including humans) |
| legeme {noun} [algebra] | :: field |
| legeme {noun} [physics] | :: body |
| legende {c} | :: a legend |
| legeplads {noun} [recreation] | :: playground (large open space where children play) |
| legeplads {noun} [zoology] | :: spawning ground |
| legetøi {noun} [chiefly uncountable] | :: toy |
| legetøj {noun} [chiefly uncountable] | :: toy |
| legion {noun} | :: legion |
| Leif {prop} | :: given name |
| leje {noun} | :: bed, bedding [anything that someone lies on] |
| leje {noun} | :: lair, den, form, seat |
| leje {noun} | :: bearing |
| leje {noun} | :: berth [space for a ship to moor] |
| leje {noun} | :: fishing hamlet |
| leje {noun} | :: pitch, range |
| leje {noun} | :: presentation [position of the foetus in the uterus at birth] |
| leje {noun} | :: rent, rental |
| leje {noun} | :: renting, hire, leasing, chartering |
| leje {v} | :: rent, hire, lease, charter |
| lejlighed {noun} | :: apartment, flat |
| lejlighed {noun} | :: opportunity |
| lejlighed {noun} | :: occasion |
| lejlighedsvis {adj} | :: occasional |
| lejlighedsvis {adv} | :: occasionally |
| lejr {noun} | :: camp |
| lejre {v} | :: to settle [transitive] |
| lejre {vr} [passive] | :: to settle [intransitive] |
| lejrskole {noun} | :: camp school |
| lejrtur {noun} | :: camping |
| leksem {noun} | :: lexeme |
| leksikalisere {v} | :: lexicalize |
| leksikon {noun} | :: encyclopedia [a comprehensive reference work with articles on a range of subjects] |
| leksikon {noun} | :: lexicon [the entire vocabulary in a given language] |
| lektie {noun} | :: homework |
| lektie {noun} [Christianity] | :: lection, lesson [text from the Scripture read in liturgy] |
| lektor {noun} | :: an associate professor at the university, ranking below professor, but above adjunkt |
| lektor {noun} | :: a secondary school teacher |
| lekture {c} | :: reading material |
| lem {noun} | :: limb [arm or leg in a human or an animal] |
| lem {noun} [formal] | :: penis |
| lem {noun} [dated] | :: inmate [in an institution] |
| lem {noun} | :: hatch |
| lem {noun} | :: trapdoor |
| lemfældig {adj} | :: careless, perfunctory |
| lemfældig {adj} | :: superficial |
| lemfældig {adj} | :: slack |
| lemfældig {adj} | :: lenient |
| len {noun} [historical] | :: fief [a land given by a sovereign to a vassal in exchange for military services, especially in the Middle Ages] |
| len {noun} [historical] | :: entailed estate [a property given by the king to a person with specific rules of inheritance, in Denmark 1691-1919] |
| len {noun} [historical] | :: county [a regional and administrative unit, in Denmark until 1662; also used with reference to the län of modern Sweden and Finland] |
| Lena {prop} | :: given name derived from Helena and Magdalena |
| Lene {prop} | :: given name |
| Leningrad {prop} [historical] | :: Leningrad (major city), now Saint Petersburg |
| Lennart {prop} | :: given name |
| Leo {prop} | :: given name |
| Leon {prop} | :: given name |
| ler {noun} | :: clay |
| lesbisk {adj} | :: lesbian [pertaining to female homosexuality] |
| lesbisk {adj} | :: Lesbian [concerning the Greek island of Lesbos and the Ancient Greek dialect of this island] |
| let {adj} | :: light [not heavy] |
| let {adj} | :: easy |
| let {adj} | :: slight |
| let {adj} | :: mild |
| let {adv} | :: lightly |
| let {adv} | :: easily |
| let {adv} | :: slightly |
| let {adv} | :: mildly |
| let {noun} | :: low-fat milk |
| lethed {noun} | :: lightness |
| lethed {noun} | :: easiness |
| letlæst {adj} | :: easily read |
| Letland {prop} | :: Latvia |
| letmælk {noun} | :: semi-skimmed milk [a milk with ca. 1.5% fat in it] |
| let og elefant {adv} | :: Such that something is avoided |
| letopløselig {adj} | :: rather soluble |
| letsindig {adj} | :: careless, not paying appropriate attention |
| lette {noun} | :: Lett, Latvian (a person from Latvia or of Latvian descent) |
| lette {v} | :: lighten |
| lette {v} | :: relieve |
| lette {v} | :: facilitate |
| lette {v} | :: ease |
| lette {v} | :: lift |
| lette {v} | :: take off |
| lettere sagt end gjort {phrase} | :: easier said than done (easy to propose, but difficult to accomplish) |
| lettet {adj} | :: relieved (freed from stress, worry or discomfort) |
| lettisk {adj} | :: Latvian (pertaining to Latvia or the Latvian language) |
| leukocyt {noun} [hematology] | :: white blood cell |
| lev {noun} [archaic] | :: bread |
| lev {noun} | :: lef [currency in Bulgaria] |
| leve {v} | :: to live, be alive |
| leve {n} | :: cheers |
| levedygtig {adj} | :: viable, able to live |
| leveomkostninger {noun} [plural only] | :: costs of living |
| lever {noun} | :: liver |
| levere {v} | :: supply, furnish |
| levere {v} | :: provide |
| levere {v} | :: contribute |
| levere {v} | :: produce |
| levere {v} | :: deliver |
| leveringsdygtig {adj} | :: able to deliver |
| leverpostej {noun} | :: leverpostej |
| leverståhej {noun} [humourous, colloquial] | :: synonym of leverpostej |
| levestandard {noun} | :: standard of living |
| levne {v} | :: to leave [not eat or drink all of something] |
| levnedsmiddel {noun} | :: foodstuff |
| LGBT {noun} | :: LGBT |
| Liam {prop} | :: given name of modern usage |
| lian {noun} | :: liana |
| lian {noun} | :: any vine |
| libaneser {noun} | :: Lebanese (a person from Lebanon or of Lebanese descent) |
| Libanon {prop} | :: Lebanon |
| liberalisme {c} | :: liberalism |
| libertarianisme {c} | :: libertarianism |
| Libyen {prop} | :: Libyen (country) |
| lid {noun} | :: trust |
| lide {v} | :: suffer |
| lide {v} | :: To have some disease or similar condition |
| lide {v n c p} | :: approach (to draw near, in a figurative sense; to come near to in time) |
| lide {v n c p} | :: proceed |
| lide af {v} | :: suffer from |
| liden {adj} [archaic, poetic] | :: little, small |
| lide på {v} [archaic] | :: To trust |
| liderlig {adj} | :: lustful, horny |
| liderlig {adj} [obsolete, of person, behaviour] | :: immoral, sometimes with connotations of sexuality |
| liderlig {adj} [obsolete] | :: of low quality |
| liderlig {adj} [obsolete] | :: disgusting, repulsive |
| lidet {adv} | :: not at all |
| lidt {adv} | :: a little, slightly |
| lidt {pron} | :: a bit, a little |
| lidt {adj} [rare] | :: liked |
| lidt efter lidt {phrase} | :: gradually, bit by bit, little by little |
| lidt til en side {adj} | :: deviating somewhat from social norms |
| li'e {adv} | :: eye dialect of lige |
| liechtensteiner {noun} | :: Liechtensteiner (A person from Liechtenstein or of Liechtenstein descent) |
| lift {noun} | :: The non-commercial act of transporting someone in a vehicle: ride |
| lift {noun} | :: boost |
| lift {noun} | :: carrycot |
| lift {noun} | :: elevator |
| lift {noun} | :: lift |
| -lig {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives from verbs, having the sense of "may be the object of"; -able |
| -lig {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives from nouns, having the sense of "possessing characteristics of"; -ous, -ly |
| -lig {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives from nouns, having the sense of "occurring at such intervals"; -ly |
| lig {adj} | :: equal to |
| lig {adj} | :: like, similar to |
| lig {noun} | :: body, corpse |
| lig {noun} | :: crock (an old or broken-down vehicle) |
| lig {noun} [nautical] | :: leech |
| ligbrænding {noun} | :: cremation |
| lige {noun} | :: like, match |
| lige {adj} | :: straight, not bent |
| lige {adj} | :: equal |
| lige {adj} [math, of an integer] | :: even [being of the form , where is an integer] |
| lige {adj} [math, of a function] | :: even |
| lige {adv} | :: just, recently |
| lige {adv} | :: just, merely, simply |
| lige {adv} | :: just, exactly |
| lige funktion {noun} [math] | :: even function |
| ligeglad {adj} | :: indifferent |
| ligegyldig {adj} | :: making no difference |
| ligeledes {adv} | :: likewise |
| ligemand {noun} | :: equal |
| lige nu {adv} | :: right now |
| lige så godt {adv} | :: as well |
| ligesom {adv} | :: sort of, kind of, as it were |
| ligesom {conj} | :: as, like [used for making comparisons] |
| ligestilling {noun} | :: equality, chiefly between the sexes |
| ligetil {adj} | :: simple |
| ligetil {adj} | :: straightforward |
| ligetil {adj} | :: forthright |
| ligevægt {noun} | :: equilibrium |
| ligevægt {noun} [chemistry] | :: equilibrium |
| ligevægtskonstant {noun} [chemistry] | :: equilibrium constant |
| lige ved og næsten slår ingen mand af hesten {proverb} | :: almost doesn't count |
| ligge {v} | :: to lie [be in horizontal position; be placed or situated] |
| ligge {v} | :: to be [occupy a place] |
| ligge {v} | :: to stand [e.g. a house] |
| ligge {v} | :: to sit [a hen brooding] |
| liggendefæ {noun} | :: propoerty, treasures |
| ligge på sinde {v} | :: be important for someting |
| ligget {v} | :: past participle of ligge |
| lighed {noun} | :: likeness, similarity, resemblance |
| lighed {noun} | :: equality |
| lighed {noun} | :: conformity |
| lig i lasten {n} [idiomatic] | :: some shameful and/or criminal act done in the past that one wants to hide |
| ligne {v} | :: resemble, look like |
| ligne {v} | :: take after |
| ligne {v} | :: be like |
| ligne {v} [taxation] | :: assess |
| lignelse {noun} [theology] | :: a parable [of Jesus] |
| lignelse {noun} [literature] | :: a simile [an elaborate metaphor] |
| lignet {v} | :: past participle of ligne |
| ligning {noun} [math] | :: equation |
| like {noun} [Internet] | :: like |
| like {v} [Internet] | :: like |
| likviditet {noun} | :: liquidity |
| Lilian {prop} | :: given name borrowed from English |
| lilje {noun} | :: lily |
| lilla {adj} | :: purple (colour) |
| lilla {adj} | :: mauve |
| lilla {adj} | :: lilac |
| lille {adj} | :: small, little, slight |
| lille {adj} | :: lower case |
| lille {adj} [with precise units of measurement] | :: Denoting a slightly smaller quantity |
| Lilleasien {prop} [geography] | :: Asia Minor |
| lillebroder {noun} | :: alternative form of lillebror |
| lillebror {noun} | :: little brother (a sibling's younger brother) |
| lillefinger {noun} | :: little finger |
| lillehjerne {noun} | :: cerebellum |
| lille panda {c} | :: red panda (Ailurus fulgens) |
| lillesøster {noun} | :: little sister (a sister younger than the person talking or being discussed) |
| Lilli {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Elisabeth |
| Lillian {prop} | :: given name borrowed from English |
| Lilly {prop} | :: given name from a pet form of Elisabeth or Lillian |
| lim {noun} | :: glue |
| lime {noun} | :: lime (fruit) |
| lime {v} | :: to glue |
| Lina {prop} | :: given name |
| lind {adj} | :: soft |
| lind {adj} | :: thin |
| lind {noun} | :: linden, lime, basswood (Tilia) |
| Lind {prop} | :: surname |
| Linda {prop} | :: given name of Germanic origin |
| Lindegaard {prop} | :: surname |
| Line {prop} | :: given name |
| lineær {adj} [of a function] | :: being on the form , where a, b are constants |
| lineær {adj} [of a recurrence relation] | :: linear |
| lineær {adj} [of a differential equation] | :: linear |
| lineær afhængighed {noun} [linear algebra] | :: linear dependence |
| lineært afhængig {adj} [linear algebra] | :: linearly dependent |
| lineært uafhængig {adj} [linear algebra] | :: linearly independent |
| lineær uafhængighed {noun} [linear algebra] | :: linear independence |
| Linette {prop} | :: given name |
| lingvist {noun} | :: linguist |
| lingvistik {noun} | :: linguistics |
| linje {noun} | :: line |
| linje {noun} [chess] | :: file |
| linjestykke {noun} [geometry] | :: line segment |
| link {noun} | :: link (hyperlink) |
| linned {noun} | :: linen |
| linned {adj} [rare] | :: made of linen (flax fiber) |
| lipid {noun} [organic compound] | :: lipid |
| lir {c} | :: sexually arousing act |
| lir {c} | :: impressive showoff of an instrument or the like |
| lirekasse {noun} | :: barrel organ |
| Lis {prop} | :: given name, short form of Lisa and Lise ( =Elizabeth) |
| Lisa {prop} | :: given name derived from Elisabeth |
| Lisbet {prop} | :: given name, a less common spelling of Lisbeth |
| Lisbeth {prop} | :: given name derived from Elisabeth |
| Lise {prop} | :: given name derived from Elisabeth |
| Liselotte {prop} | :: given name |
| Lise-Lotte {prop} | :: given name |
| li'som {adv} | :: eye dialect of ligesom |
| Lissabon {prop} | :: Lissabon (capital city) |
| Lissi {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Elisabeth |
| Lissie {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Elisabeth |
| lissom {adv} | :: eye dialect of ligesom |
| Lissy {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Elisabeth |
| list {noun} | :: cunning, trick |
| liste {c} | :: a list |
| liste {v} | :: To sneak, creep |
| liste {v} | :: To tiptoe, walk softly |
| liste {v} | :: To list; make a list |
| lister {v} | :: present tense of liste |
| Litauen {prop} | :: Lithuania (country) |
| litauisk {adj} | :: Lithuanian (referring to Lithuania) |
| liter {c} | :: a litre, or liter (US) (SI unit for measurement of volume) |
| lithium {noun} | :: alternative spelling of litium |
| litium {n} | :: lithium |
| litografi {n} | :: lithography |
| litografi {n} | :: lithograph |
| litterær {adj} | :: literary |
| litteratur {noun} | :: literature (all written works) |
| liturgisk {adj} | :: liturgical |
| liv {noun} | :: life |
| liv {noun} | :: waist, middle |
| liv {noun} | :: bodice |
| Liv {prop} | :: given name |
| Liva {prop} | :: given name |
| live {v} | :: enliven |
| live {adv} | :: live [as it happens] |
| livegen {adj} | :: adscript [bound to a tract of land] |
| livegen {noun} [historical] | :: serf [a partially free peasant performin labour for a lord] |
| livisk {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Livonia or the Livonian people |
| livisk {n} | :: The Livonian language |
| livlig {adj} | :: lively, energetic |
| livligt {adv} | :: in a lively manner |
| livmoder {c} | :: uterus |
| livsforsikring {noun} | :: life insurance |
| livskraft {noun} | :: life force |
| livskvalitet {noun} | :: quality of life |
| livslede {noun} | :: profound and lasting discomfort with existence |
| livsstil {noun} | :: lifestyle |
| livstruende {adj} | :: life-threatening |
| livsværk {noun} | :: a spectacular production (e.g. artistic, scientific) that a person has spent a lot of time and work on |
| Lizzi {prop} | :: given name, an English style diminutive of Elisabeth |
| Lizzie {prop} | :: given name |
| løb {noun} | :: running |
| løb {noun} | :: run |
| løb {noun} | :: race |
| løb {noun} | :: barrel, bore |
| løb {noun} | :: leg |
| løb {noun} | :: shank |
| løb {noun} | :: course, channel |
| lobbye {v} | :: lobby (to attempt to influence) |
| løbe {v} | :: to run |
| løbe {vt} | :: to curdle [to make the milk run together] |
| løbe {vi} | :: to curdle |
| løbe {noun} | :: rennet [enzym for making cheese] |
| løber {noun} | :: runner [somebody who runs] |
| løber {noun} | :: runner [a strip of fabric used to decorate a table, a long, narrow carpet cover for a high traffic area] |
| løber {noun} [chess] | :: bishop [The chess piece denoted ♗ or ♝] |
| løber {noun} [architecture] | :: stretcher [brick laid with the longest side exposed] |
| løbe sur {v} | :: To lose track |
| lod {noun} | :: plumb bob |
| lod {noun} | :: lead (plummet to measure depth of water) |
| lod {noun} | :: sinker (weight used in fishing) |
| lod {noun} | :: lot (weight unit). A Danish lod was 15.6 grams. In this sense the plural is lod |
| lod {n} {c} | :: ticket {n} |
| lod {n} {c} | :: lot, prize {n} |
| lod {n} {c} | :: fate, lot {c} |
| lod {n} {c} | :: portion, share {c} |
| lod {n} {c} | :: lot, plot {c} |
| lodde {noun} | :: capelin, Mallotus villosus |
| lodde {v} | :: sound (to probe) |
| lodde {v} | :: plumb |
| lodde {v} | :: gauge, test |
| lodde {v} | :: fathom |
| lodde {v} | :: solder (to join with solder) |
| loddekolbe {noun} | :: soldering iron |
| lodden {adj} | :: hairy |
| lodden {adj} | :: furry |
| lodden {adj} | :: shaggy |
| lodden {adj} | :: fleecy |
| loddet {v} | :: past participle of lodde |
| loddetin {noun} | :: tin solder |
| loft {noun} | :: attic, room immediately below the roof of a building |
| loft {noun} | :: ceiling, structure separating stories in a building |
| loft {noun} [by extension] | :: an upper limit to something |
| løfte {noun} | :: promise, pledge, vow |
| løfte {v} | :: raise |
| løfte {v} | :: lift |
| løfte {v} | :: elevate |
| løftet {v} | :: past participle of løfte |
| løg {noun} | :: onion |
| løg {noun} [slang, chiefly plural] | :: testicle |
| -logi {suffix} | :: -logy |
| logik {noun} | :: logic |
| logiker {noun} | :: logician |
| logisk fejl {noun} [programming] | :: logic error |
| logistiker {noun} | :: logistician |
| løgn {noun} | :: lie [untruth] |
| løgner {noun} | :: a liar |
| løgn og latin {noun} [idiomatic] | :: bullshit; lie |
| løj {adj} [rare] | :: with a weak wind, not windy |
| løjer {noun} | :: antics, hijinks |
| løjerlig {adj} | :: odd, funny |
| løjet {v} | :: past participle of lyve |
| løjpe {noun} | :: road or path with clear ski tracks |
| løjtnant {noun} | :: lieutenant |
| lokal {adj} | :: local |
| lokal {adj} | :: [as a noun] extension (telecommunication: phone extension number), abbreviated lok. |
| lokale {noun} | :: room |
| lokale {noun} | :: hall |
| lokale {noun} | :: office |
| lokalhistoriker {noun} | :: historian occupying themself with local history |
| lokalisere {v} | :: localize |
| Loke {prop} [Norse mythology] | :: Loki |
| Loke {prop} [rare] | :: given name of modern usage |
| lokke {v} | :: to tempt, entice, lure, seduce |
| lokke {v} | :: to persuade, coax, cajole, wheedle, inveigle |
| løkke {noun} | :: loop |
| løkke {noun} | :: noose |
| lokket {v} | :: past participle of lokke |
| lokomotiv {noun} [rail] | :: locomotive (self-propelled vehicle that runs on rails) |
| lokum {noun} | :: bog (coarse slang: a toilet) |
| lokum {noun} | :: privy (an outdoor toilet; latrine) |
| lokummet brænder {phrase} [usually in a hypothetical, preceded by når or hvis] | :: shit hits the fan |
| lol {interj} | :: alternative case form of LOL |
| LOL {interj} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: LOL (expression of laughter) |
| lolita {noun} | :: lolita |
| Lolland {prop} | :: Lolland |
| lomme {noun} | |
| lommeregner {noun} | :: pocket calculator |
| lommetørklæde {noun} | :: handkerchief |
| lommetørklæde {noun} | :: kleenex |
| lommetyv {noun} | :: pickpocket |
| lomvi {noun} | :: a bird of the genus Uria, the murres or guillemots, particularly the common murre (Uria aalge) |
| lomvie {noun} | :: a bird of the genus Uria, the murres or guillemots, particularly the common murre, Uria aalge |
| løn {noun} | :: salary, wage |
| løn {noun} | :: a maple (tree) |
| løn {noun} | :: (only in i løn) secret |
| London {prop} | :: London (capital city) |
| Lone {prop} | :: given name |
| lønforhøjelse {noun} | :: raise (increase in wages) |
| lønmodtager {noun} | :: wage earner; someone who receives pay in exchange for work |
| lønne {v} | :: to pay, reward |
| lønne {vr} | :: pay off, be worthwhile |
| loppe {c} [insects] | :: A flea |
| loppe {v} | :: To remove fleas from the body |
| loppebid {n} | :: A fleabite |
| loppemarked {noun} | :: a flea market |
| loppetjans {noun} | :: A sinecure; a job requiring no work |
| lørdag {noun} | :: Saturday |
| Lorentzen {prop} | :: surname |
| lort {interj} | :: crap, shit (See Thesaurus:dammit) |
| lort {noun} | :: turd (a piece of excrement) |
| lort {noun} [vulgar, pejorative] | :: jerk, bastard |
| lort {noun} | :: crap, shit (See Thesaurus:feces) |
| lort {noun} | :: [informal] muck, rubbish (See Thesaurus:trash and Thesaurus:junk) |
| lort {noun} | :: [informal] rubbish, drivel (See Thesaurus:nonsense) |
| lorte- {prefix} [vulgar] | :: shitty, crappy |
| los {adj} | :: loose |
| los {noun} | :: lynx |
| los {noun} | :: kick |
| -løs {suffix} | :: -less |
| løs {adj} | :: loose, not tight |
| løse {v} | :: to solve [some problem] |
| løse {v} | :: to solve [an equation or a set of equations] |
| løse {v} | :: to untie [e.g. a knot] |
| løse {v} | :: to loose, release [set loose] |
| løse {vr} | :: solve itself, sort itself out |
| løsen {noun} | :: password (secret word used to gain admittance) |
| løsen {noun} | :: watchword (word used as a motto, as expressive of a principle or rule of action) |
| -løsere {suffix} | :: comparative of -løs |
| løsesum {noun} | :: ransom |
| løsne {v} | :: to loosen |
| løsrive {vr} [passive] | :: To secede |
| løsrive {vr} | :: To detach one's attention from |
| løsrivelse {noun} | :: secession |
| løsrivelse {noun} [figuratively] | :: detachment |
| løss {noun} [geology] | :: loess (sediment of eolian origin) |
| losseplads {noun} | :: a dumpsite |
| -løst {suffix} | :: neuter singular of -løs |
| løst {adv} | :: loosely |
| Lotte {prop} | :: given name |
| Louise {prop} | :: given name |
| Louisiana {prop} | :: Louisiana (state) |
| Louisianas {prop} | :: genitive of Louisiana |
| lov {noun} | :: law |
| lov {c} | :: permission |
| lov {b} [dated] | :: praise |
| love {c} [obsolete] | :: trust, faith |
| love {v} | :: to promise |
| love {v} [solemn] | :: to praise |
| løve {noun} | :: lion [Panthera leo] |
| løve {noun} | :: Leo [someone with a Leo star sign] |
| løvebestand {noun} | :: lion population |
| løveklo {noun} | :: lion claw |
| Løven {prop} | :: Leo (an astrological sign) |
| løverdag {noun} [archaic] | :: alternative form of lørdag |
| lovgivende magt {c} [government, usually, uncountable and usually therefore used with den] | :: legislative branch |
| lovhjemmel {noun} [law] | :: warrant |
| løvinde {noun} | :: lioness |
| løvinde {noun} [figuratively] | :: alpha female [self-assured and strong woman] |
| lovkyndig {adj} [archaic] | :: learned in law |
| lovlig {adj} | :: lawful |
| lovlig {adj} | :: legal |
| lovmæssig {adj} | :: legal [concerning human law] |
| lovmæssig {adj} | :: regular [concerning laws of science or logic] |
| loyal {adj} | :: loyal |
| løyer {noun} | :: obsolete spelling of løjer |
| Lucas {prop} | :: given name |
| ludder {noun} | :: whore, prostitute, hooker |
| ludder {noun} [derogatory] | :: slut, promiscuous person |
| lude {v} | :: lout, stoop |
| luder {noun} | :: alternative form of ludder |
| ludet {v} | :: past participle of lude |
| Ludv. {prop} [abbreviation] | :: A shortening of the name Ludvig |
| Ludvig {prop} | :: given name |
| lue {noun} | :: flame |
| lue {noun} | :: tuque, (a knit cap) |
| lue {v} | :: flame |
| luet {v} | :: past participle of lue |
| luft {c} | :: air |
| lufthavn {noun} | :: An airport |
| luftkastel {noun} | :: castle in the air, pipe dream |
| luftmodstand {c} | :: air resistance |
| luftmodstand {c} | :: (aerodynamic) drag |
| luftskib {n} | :: an airship (powered and steerable cigar-shaped balloon) |
| lugger {noun} | :: lugger |
| lugt {noun} | :: smell, odor, odour |
| lugte {v} | :: smell |
| lugtet {v} | :: past participle of lugte |
| lukaf {noun} | :: A cabin (on a ship) |
| Lukas {prop} | :: Luke [biblical character] |
| Lukas {prop} | :: given name, also spelled Lucas |
| lukke {noun} | :: [rare] fastening, lock |
| lukke {noun} | :: [rare] cover |
| lukke {noun} [linguistics] | :: closure, flap, tap, a momentary closure of the oral cavity |
| lukke {v} | :: to close |
| lukke {v} | :: to shut |
| lukke {v} | :: to shut down |
| lukke {v} | :: to turn off [to stop a flow of liquid or gas by rotating a valve or tap, typically used with preposition for] |
| lukke {vr} | :: to shut oneself |
| lukkelyd {noun} [phonetics] | :: plosive, stop, occlusive |
| lukke op {v} | :: to open |
| lukke op {v} | :: to answer the door |
| lukke op {v} | :: to turn on [e.g. water or TV, typically used with preposition for] |
| lukke op {vr} | :: to open, open up |
| lukke røven {v} [vulgar] | :: shut up |
| lukket Eulertur {noun} [graph theory] | :: Eulerian circuit |
| lukkethed {noun} | :: closeness |
| lukrativ {adj} | :: lucrative |
| luksuriøs {adj} | :: luxurious |
| luksus {noun} | :: luxury |
| lummer {adj} | :: close, heavy, sultry, muggy |
| lummer {adj} | :: suggestive, steamy (erotic) |
| lun {adj} | :: warm, mild |
| lun {adj} | :: cosy, snug |
| Luna {prop} [Roman mythology] | :: Luna |
| Luna {prop} | :: given name of modern usage |
| lund {noun} | :: grove |
| lunde {noun} | :: puffin (Fratercula arctica) |
| lune {noun} | :: mood |
| lune {noun} | :: whim, caprice |
| lune {noun} | :: humor, humour |
| lune {v} | :: warm |
| lunefuld {adj} | :: wayward |
| lunefuld {adj} | :: moody |
| lunet {v} | :: past participle of lune |
| lunge {noun} [anatomy] | :: lung |
| lungebetændelse {noun} [medical] | :: pneumonia |
| lungepulsåre {c} | :: pulmonary artery |
| lunken {adj} | :: lukewarm, tepid |
| lunken {adj} | :: half-hearted |
| lunte {noun} | :: a fuse, as on a bomb |
| lunte {v} | :: to run slowly |
| lus {noun} | :: louse |
| lusk {noun} | :: sneaky acts; covert operations |
| lussing {noun} | :: a slap (a strike with the palm of the hand on the side of the face) |
| lut {noun} | :: lute |
| lutetium {noun} | :: lutetium |
| lutter {adj} | :: sheer, all, nothing but |
| lybsk {adj} | :: Lübeckian, from Lübeck in Germany |
| lyd {noun} | :: sound |
| lyd {noun} | :: noise |
| lyddæmper {c} | :: a silencer (used to reduce the sound of a gun when it is fired) |
| lyde {noun} | :: flaw, blemish |
| lyde {v} | :: to sound, to be realized |
| lyde {v} | :: to sound (some way) |
| lyde {v} [dated] | :: obey |
| lydefterlignende {adj} | :: onomatopoeic |
| Lydia {prop} | :: Lydia [biblical character] |
| Lydia {prop} | :: given name |
| lydig {adj} | :: obedient |
| lydighed {noun} [uncountable] | :: obedience |
| lydkort {noun} | :: sound card |
| lydløs {adj} | :: soundless, making no sound |
| lydord {noun} | :: onomatopoeia (word with this property) |
| lydpotte {noun} | :: silencer (UK), muffler (US) (part of an exhaust system) |
| lydskrift {noun} | :: a system of symbols used to encode the pronunciation of natural language (either phonetically or phonemically) |
| lydsystem {noun} | :: sound system (electronic system used to reproduce sound) |
| lydsystem {noun} [linguistics, phonology] | :: phonology (phonological system) |
| lygte {noun} | :: torch, flashlight |
| lygte {noun} | :: headlight, rear light [of a car] |
| lygte {noun} | :: street lamp |
| lykke {noun} | :: happiness |
| lykke {noun} | :: [good] luck, fortune |
| lykke {noun} | :: blessing |
| Lykke {prop} | :: given name |
| Lykke {prop} [dated] | :: given name, today mostly appearing as a second given name |
| Lykke {prop} | :: surname |
| lykkelig {adj} | :: happy, delighted |
| lykkelig {adj} | :: fortunate |
| lykkes {vi} [deponent] | :: to be a success, be successful, succeed in [with a noun phrase or a noun clause as its subject and the person succeeding as an indirect object] |
| lykkes {v} [deponent, proscribed, with the preposition med] | :: to succeed in [governing a noun phrase or a noun clause, with the person succeeding as the subject] |
| lykønske {v} | :: to congratulate |
| lykønskning {noun} | :: congratulation |
| lyksalig {adj} | :: joyous, full of happiness |
| lymfe {noun} | :: lymph |
| lyn {noun} | :: lightning |
| lyne {v} | :: zip (to close with a zip fastener) |
| lyne {v} | :: lighten, lightning (to produce lightning) |
| lynet {v} | :: past participle of lyne |
| lynhurtig {adj} | :: prompt, quick as lightning, quick as a flash |
| lyrisk jeg {noun} [literature] | :: a first-person narrator in a poem |
| lys {adj} | :: light |
| lys {adj} | :: bright |
| lys {adj} | :: fair, blond |
| lys {adj} | :: cheerful, sunny |
| lys {noun} | :: light |
| lys {noun} | :: candle |
| lysår {noun} | :: light year |
| -lyse {suffix} | :: -lysis |
| lyse {v} | :: to shine |
| lyse {v} | :: to give out light |
| lyse {v} | :: to register |
| lyse {v} [religion] | :: to declare [a wedding or a ban] |
| lyseblå {adj} | :: light blue |
| lyseblå {adj} | :: [as a noun] light blue (colour) |
| lysegrøn {adj} | :: light green (of a light green colour) |
| lyserød {adj} | :: pink (colored/coloured between red and white) |
| lyseslukker {noun} | :: spoilsport, cold fish, killjoy, party pooper, stick in the mud, wet blanket (someone who puts an end to others' fun) |
| lysets hastighed {c} | :: speed of light (the speed of electromagnetic radiation in a perfect vacuum) |
| lyshåret {adj} | :: fair-haired, blond |
| lyske {noun} [anatomy] | :: groin |
| lyske {v} [rare] | :: to louse (to remove lice from the body of a person or animal) |
| lysket {v} | :: past participle of lyske |
| lysne {v} [impersonal] | :: for light to emerge or increase in intensity (either from dawn or from removal of clouds) |
| lysne {v} [impersonal, by extension] | :: for the situation to become more fortuitous |
| lysning {noun} | :: glade [open spot in a forest] |
| lysning {noun} [architecture] | :: opening [in a building] |
| lysning {noun} | :: light, dawn |
| lysning {noun} | :: improvement |
| lysning {noun} | :: public declaration |
| lyssky {adj} | :: shady (not trustworthy; unfit to be seen or known) |
| lyssky {adj} | :: hole-and-corner |
| lyssky {adj} [biology, medicine] | :: photophobic |
| lyst {noun} | :: inclination, desire, wish |
| lyst {noun} | :: lust, passion (especially of a sexual nature) |
| lyst {noun} [now, uncommon] | :: delight, pleasure, revelry |
| lyst {v} | :: past participle of lyse |
| lyste {v} | :: to desire, to want, to feel like |
| lysten {adj} | :: lascivious, lustful |
| lysten {adj} | :: voluptuous (suggestive of or characterized by full, generous, pleasurable sensation) |
| lystende {v} | :: present participle of lyste |
| lyster {noun} | :: gig, leister; eel spear |
| lystet {v} | :: past participle of lyste |
| lystig {adj} | :: merry, gay |
| lystre {v} | :: to obey |
| lytte {v} | :: to listen |
| lytteforståelse {noun} | :: listening comprehension |
| lyttet {v} | :: past participle of lytte |
| lyve {v} | :: to lie [tell an untruth] |
| lyve {v} | :: to fib |
