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2,256 words · organised by CEFR level

The full Danish vocabulary deck used inside vocabcraft, listed here in frequency order and split by CEFR level. Every word has a mnemonic image generated specifically for it, native audio, and example sentences inside the app.

A1

691 words at the A1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    hejhej
    A casual greeting used to say "hi" or "hello"
  2. #2
    værevære
    to be; exist or function as a linking verb
  3. #3
    haveha-ve
    to have (own/possess; also used to form perfect tenses)
  4. #4
    atat
    Infinitive marker used before a verb (equivalent to English "to")
  5. #5
    værsgoværsgo
    here you go (when giving something)
  6. #6
    ogog
    and (connects words or clauses)
  7. #7
    ii
    in (inside; located within a place)
  8. #8
    påpɔˀ
    on (on top of; attached to a surface)
  9. #9
    tiltil
    to (toward a place/person; destination)
  10. #10
    medmeð
    with (together with someone/something)
  11. #11
    nunu
    now (at this moment; also used to mark a new step/topic)
  12. #12
    herhær
    here (in this place)
  13. #13
    derder
    there (referring to a place; can be used as a “dummy” subject like English 'there is/are')
  14. #14
    vivi
    we (subject pronoun for the speaker + others)
  15. #15
    tagetaje
    to take (pick up, take with you, choose)
  16. #16
    nogennogen
    some / someone / anyone — an indefinite person or thing used in questions, offers, or general statements
  17. #17
    énen
    one (a single person or thing; often with emphasis, can mean ‘one/one single’)
  18. #18
    lidtlidt
    a little; a bit (small amount/degree)
  19. #19
    tidtiid
    time (as a general concept or amount of time)
  20. #20
    dagdah
    day (a 24-hour period; also used for a specific date)
  21. #21
    spisespise
    to eat (food)
  22. #22
    drikkeDRIK-uh
    to drink (a liquid)
  23. #23
    æbleæble
    an apple (the fruit)
  24. #24
    mælkmælk
    milk (the drink)
  25. #25
    kommekomme
    to come (arrive or move to where the speaker/listener is)
  26. #26
    godgo'
    good (of good quality; positive)
  27. #27
    personperson
    a person (an individual human being)
  28. #28
    familiefa-MI-li-e
    family (a group of related people)
  29. #29
    mormor
    mother (someone’s female parent)
  30. #30
    farfar
    father (dad)
  31. #31
    barnbarn
    a child (a young person)
  32. #32
    venven
    a friend
  33. #33
    hjemhjem
    home (to/at home, toward where you live)
  34. #34
    hushuus
    a house; a home (building)
  35. #35
    værelseværelse
    a room (in a house, apartment, hotel, etc.)
  36. #36
    sengseng
    bed
  37. #37
    dørdør
    a hinged, sliding, or revolving barrier used to close an entrance or passage
  38. #38
    stolstol
    a chair (something you sit on)
  39. #39
    bordborð (approx. "bor")
    table (a piece of furniture)
  40. #40
    soveSOH-veh
    to sleep (be asleep)
  41. #41
    vågnevågne
    to wake up (stop sleeping)
  42. #42
    laveLAH-veh
    to make; to do (something)
  43. #43
    læggelægge
    to put/place (something somewhere, usually lying down/flat)
  44. #44
    siddesidde
    to sit (be seated)
  45. #45
    ståstå
    to stand (be upright on your feet, or be in an upright position)
  46. #46
    pengepenge
    money (as an amount, in general)
  47. #47
    findefin-de
    to find (discover or locate something)
  48. #48
    forståforstå
    to understand (grasp the meaning)
  49. #49
    hjælpehjelpe
    to help; to assist
  50. #50
    frugtfrugt
    fruit (an edible fruit)
  51. #51
    arbejdear-baj-de
    to work (do a job or tasks)
  52. #52
    joyo
    you know; after all (used to remind or emphasize something the listener is expected to agree with)
  53. #53
    ingeningen
    no one; nobody (person)
  54. #54
    allealle
    everyone; everybody (all people) in a group
  55. #55
    forfor
    for (intended for; recipient/purpose)
  56. #56
    frafra
    from (starting point in place/time; origin or source)
  57. #57
    omom
    about; concerning (topic)
  58. #58
    afaf
    of; belonging to (shows what something is part of or related to)
  59. #59
    vedved
    at; by; next to (location close to something)
  60. #60
    underunder
    under; below (lower than something)
  61. #61
    opop
    up (toward a higher position; upward direction)
  62. #62
    givegii-vuh
    to give
  63. #63
    skulleskulle
    to have to; must (obligation/necessity)
  64. #64
    snakkesnakke
    to talk; to chat
  65. #65
    lærelaere
    to learn (gain knowledge or a skill)
  66. #66
    læselaese
    to read (written text)
  67. #67
    skriveskri-ve
    to write (text, a message, a letter)
  68. #68
    huskehuske
    to remember (keep something in your mind; not forget)
  69. #69
    ventevente
    to wait (for someone/something)
  70. #70
    tingting
    a thing; an item (object)
  71. #71
    stedsted
    a place; a location (a spot)
  72. #72
    timeti-me
    an hour (60 minutes)
  73. #73
    minutminut
    a minute (60 seconds)
  74. #74
    natnat
    night (the time when it is dark)
  75. #75
    menume-NU
    a menu (list of food and drink in a restaurant/café)
  76. #76
    storstor
    big; large (in size)
  77. #77
    nånå
    well (used to react or introduce what you say next)
  78. #78
    smilsmil
    a smile (the expression on your face)
  79. #79
    mandman
    man (adult male person)
  80. #80
    kvindekvinde
    a woman
  81. #81
    kærestekæ-re-ste
    boyfriend/girlfriend; romantic partner (often a serious one)
  82. #82
    drengdreng
    boy
  83. #83
    pigePII-geh
    girl (female child or young woman)
  84. #84
    babybaby
    a baby (very young child)
  85. #85
    bobo
    to live (reside somewhere)
  86. #86
    arbejderar-bai-der
    works (does work); also used as the present tense of “to work” and as “worker” (a person who works) depending on context.
  87. #87
    skoleskole
    a school (place where children/students go to learn)
  88. #88
    jobjob
    a paid position of employment
  89. #89
    byby (Danish pronunciation approx. “byy”)
    a town/city (an urban area)
  90. #90
    gadegade
    street (road in a town/city, usually with houses/buildings)
  91. #91
    nøgleNØY-gluh
    a key (for a lock)
  92. #92
    tasketaske
    bag (for carrying things)
  93. #93
    telefontelefon
    a phone (telephone; device for calling)
  94. #94
    bilbil
    car (automobile)
  95. #95
    cykelSY-kel
    bicycle (a bike)
  96. #96
    kørekoere
    to drive (a vehicle) / go by vehicle (as a driver)
  97. #97
    hentehente
    to fetch (go and get something or someone)
  98. #98
    lukkelukke
    to close (shut something) or to close down (stop operating)
  99. #99
    kopkop
    a cup (a small drinking container)
  100. #100
    glasglas
    a glass (drinking container) or the amount it holds (a glassful)
  101. #101
    nyny
    new (not old; recently made or obtained)
  102. #102
    lyttelytte
    to listen; pay attention to sounds or someone speaking
  103. #103
    svarsvar
    an answer or reply
  104. #104
    spørgsmålspørgsmål
    a question
  105. #105
    trættraet
    tired (sleepy or lacking energy)
  106. #106
    smuksmuk
    beautiful, attractive, or pretty
  107. #107
    åbneåbne
    to open (something) or to become open
  108. #108
    kiggekigge
    to look (to direct one's eyes toward something)
  109. #109
    ogsåogså
    also; in addition; too.
  110. #110
    barebare
    just; only; merely
  111. #111
    stadigstadig
    still; continuing to be the case
  112. #112
    alleredeallerede
    already; by a certain time or earlier than expected
  113. #113
    ofteofte
    frequently; many times
  114. #114
    næstennæsten
    almost; very nearly (not completely)
  115. #115
    sammensah-men
    together (with others; in the same place or at the same time)
  116. #116
    udenforudenfor
    outside; on the exterior of something (physical location)
  117. #117
    indind
    into; indicating movement toward the inside or entry
  118. #118
    fårfohr
    to get or receive something
  119. #119
    gammelgammel
    old (having lived or existed a long time)
  120. #120
    sødsød
    Having a sweet taste
  121. #121
    ordord
    a single unit of language used to convey meaning
  122. #122
    problempro-blehm
    a situation, difficulty, or question that needs a solution
  123. #123
    aftaleaftale
    an agreement or deal between people or groups
  124. #124
    sursur
    Having a sour or acidic taste; also of food or drink that has gone sour
  125. #125
    faktiskfak-tisk
    actually, in fact — indicates that something is true (often contrary to expectation) or adds emphasis
  126. #126
    nogetnoget
    something, an unspecified thing.
  127. #127
    gøregøre
    to do; perform an action or task
  128. #128
    megetMEH-yuh
    very (used to strengthen adjectives or adverbs)
  129. #129
    udvikleudvikle
    to develop; to cause something or someone to grow, improve, or evolve
  130. #130
    erer
    Present tense form of 'to be' (is/am/are), used as a main verb or auxiliary
  131. #131
    detdet
    It/that — refers to a specific thing (neuter) or identifies something
  132. #132
    selvomselvom
    although / even though (introduces a fact that contrasts with the main clause)
  133. #133
    grøntsaggrøntsag
    a vegetable (an edible plant or part of a plant eaten as food)
  134. #134
    stå opstå op
    to get up; to rise (from bed or from sitting)
  135. #135
    måskemaaske
    maybe; perhaps — used to express possibility or uncertainty
  136. #136
    gågaw
    to move by walking; to go from one place to another
  137. #137
    krydsekrydse
    to go from one side to the other; to pass across or intersect
  138. #138
    mangemange
    many; a large number of (used with countable nouns)
  139. #139
    godtgodt
    good (neuter form of the adjective 'god', used with neuter nouns)
  140. #140
    begyndebegynde
    to begin; to start
  141. #141
    takketakke
    to thank (someone) / express thanks
  142. #142
    måttemotte
    to have to; must (necessity/obligation) (past tense of “må”)
  143. #143
    hvishvis
    Used to introduce a condition; 'if' or 'in case'
  144. #144
    nårnår
    when (introduces a time clause)
  145. #145
    altalt
    everything (all things)
  146. #146
    meremere
    more (to a greater degree or in a larger amount)
  147. #147
    bliveblive
    to become (change into a new state)
  148. #148
    holdehol-de
    to hold (in your hand; keep in a position)
  149. #149
    tilbagetilbage
    back (to a previous place or state)
  150. #150
    visevise
    to show (someone something); to demonstrate; to point out (e.g., the way)
  151. #151
    sendesende
    to send (something to someone/somewhere)
  152. #152
    slåslå
    to hit; to strike (something/someone)
  153. #153
    håndhond
    hand
  154. #154
    hovedho-ved
    head (body part)
  155. #155
    mundmund
    mouth (the part of the face used for speaking and eating)
  156. #156
    øjeøje
    eye (the organ of vision)"}],
  157. #157
    næsenæse
    nose
  158. #158
    benben
    leg (of a person or animal)
  159. #159
    fodfod
    foot (body part)
  160. #160
    maveMAH-veh
    stomach; belly (the part of the body where food is digested)
  161. #161
    skeske
    a spoon (eating utensil)
  162. #162
    gaffelgafel
    a fork (eating utensil)
  163. #163
    tallerkentallerken
    a plate (dish for food)
  164. #164
    busbus
    a bus (public road vehicle for passengers)
  165. #165
    lufthavnlufthavn
    airport
  166. #166
    badeværelsebadeværelse
    bathroom (room with toilet and/or shower/bath)
  167. #167
    mobiltelefonmobiltelefon
    mobile phone (cell phone)
  168. #168
    telefonnummertelefonnummer
    phone number
  169. #169
    billetbillet
    a ticket (for transport, an event, etc.)
  170. #170
    bankbank
    a financial institution where people deposit, withdraw, and borrow money
  171. #171
    kuffertkuffert
    a suitcase
  172. #172
    metrometro
    a metro/subway (urban underground train system)
  173. #173
    rejserejse
    to travel (take a trip)
  174. #174
    ankommeankomme
    to arrive (reach a place)
  175. #175
    klokkeklokke
    a bell (that rings)
  176. #176
    datodato
    a date (on the calendar)
  177. #177
    åror
    year (12 months)
  178. #178
    landland
    a country (a nation/state)
  179. #179
    månedmåned
    month
  180. #180
    beskedbesked
    a message (e.g., a text, note, or information someone sends you)
  181. #181
    sms'esmse
    to text (send an SMS)
  182. #182
    køleskabkoeleskab
    a refrigerator (fridge)
  183. #183
    kødkød
    meat (animal flesh used as food)
  184. #184
    kagekage
    cake (a sweet baked dessert)
  185. #185
    appelsinappelsin
    an orange (the fruit)
  186. #186
    pølsepølse
    a sausage; a hot dog (sausage in a bun)
  187. #187
    tøjtøj
    clothes; clothing (collective term for garments)
  188. #188
    jakkeyak-keh
    jacket; coat (short outerwear)
  189. #189
    skosko
    shoe
  190. #190
    søstersøster
    sister (female sibling)
  191. #191
    nikkenikke
    to nod (your head), usually to show yes/agree/acknowledge
  192. #192
    ligeLEE-eh
    just (a moment ago / a moment from now; recently or in a little while)
  193. #193
    sådansådan
    like that; in that way (referring to how something is done)
  194. #194
    hverhver
    each; every (one of a group, one by one)
  195. #195
    altidaltid
    always; at all times
  196. #196
    sidensiden
    since (from a time in the past until now/then)
  197. #197
    efterefter
    after (in time; following)
  198. #198
    førfør
    before (earlier than a time/event)
  199. #199
    udenOO-then
    without (lacking something; not having)
  200. #200
    foranforan
    in front of (position)
  201. #201
    bagbaj
    behind (at the back of something)
  202. #202
    mellemmellem
    between (position or time)
  203. #203
    parpar
    a couple (two people together, e.g., in a relationship)
  204. #204
    forælderforælder
    a parent (mother or father)
  205. #205
    sønsøn
    son (male child)
  206. #206
    datterdatter
    daughter (female child)
  207. #207
    nabonabo
    neighbor (a person who lives near you)
  208. #208
    computerkompyuter
    a computer (device for working, browsing, writing, etc.)
  209. #209
    filmfilm
    a movie; a film
  210. #210
    middagmiddag
    dinner (the main meal, usually in the evening)
  211. #211
    smørsmør
    butter (food)
  212. #212
    prispris
    price
  213. #213
    kostekoste
    to cost (have a price)
  214. #214
    tilbudtilbud
    an offer (often a deal/discount in a shop)
  215. #215
    pakkePAK-ke
    to pack (put things into a bag/box) or unpack (take them out)
  216. #216
    lækkerlækker
    tasty (good to eat or drink)
  217. #217
    pladsplads
    space; room (enough area/capacity)
  218. #218
    indeinde
    inside (in an interior place; not outside)
  219. #219
    vinduevindue
    a window
  220. #220
    gulvgulv
    floor (the surface you walk on inside a building)
  221. #221
    vægvæg
    a wall (vertical surface of a room/building)
  222. #222
    skrivebordskrivebord
    a desk (a table for writing/working)
  223. #223
    papirpapir
    paper (material for writing/printing)
  224. #224
    blyantblyant
    a pencil
  225. #225
    sideSEE-thuh
    a side (of something); a page (in a book/document)
  226. #226
    ugeuge
    week (a period of seven days)
  227. #227
    weekendweekend
    the weekend (Saturday and Sunday)
  228. #228
    hverdaghværdag
    weekday; everyday life (ordinary daily routine)
  229. #229
    sekundsekund
    a second (unit of time)
  230. #230
    øjeblikoejeblik
    a moment (a very short time)
  231. #231
    stationstadsjon
    a station (e.g., train/metro/bus station)
  232. #232
    busstoppestedbusstoppested
    a bus stop (place where buses stop and people wait)
  233. #233
    have påhave på
    to be wearing (clothes, shoes, etc.)
  234. #234
    skjorteskjorte
    a shirt
  235. #235
    lommeLOM-me
    pocket (in clothing or a bag)
  236. #236
    flaskeflaske
    a bottle
  237. #237
    kasseKAS-se
    a box (container)
  238. #238
    smagesmage
    to taste (have a particular flavor)
  239. #239
    kogeKOH-uh
    to boil; to cook by boiling (in water)
  240. #240
    billigbillig
    cheap (low price)
  241. #241
    paspas
    a passport (travel ID document)
  242. #242
    butikbutik
    a shop; a store
  243. #243
    kioskkiosk
    a kiosk; a small shop/stand that sells snacks, newspapers, etc.
  244. #244
    cafécafé
    a café; a place where you can buy coffee/food and sit and eat or drink
  245. #245
    parkpark
    a park (public green area)
  246. #246
    centrumcentrum
    center; downtown (the main part of a city)
  247. #247
    lejlighedleylighed
    apartment (a place to live)
  248. #248
    soveværelsesoveværelse
    bedroom (a room for sleeping)
  249. #249
    håndklædehåndklæde
    a towel (cloth used to dry yourself or things)
  250. #250
    vaskvask
    a sink or basin used for washing
  251. #251
    kartoffelkartoffel
    potato
  252. #252
    pastapasta
    Pasta (noodles or similar dishes made from wheat, served as food)
  253. #253
    pizzapizza
    pizza (an Italian dish with a baked base, typically with cheese and toppings)
  254. #254
    isis
    ice (frozen water; also ice cubes for drinks)
  255. #255
    øløl
    beer
  256. #256
    slikslik
    candy; sweets (things you eat as a treat)
  257. #257
    kyllingkylling
    chicken (the meat or the animal, especially a young chicken)
  258. #258
    pærepære
    a pear (fruit)
  259. #259
    kæledyrkæledyr
    a pet (animal kept at home)
  260. #260
    hundhun
    a dog
  261. #261
    katkat
    a cat (the animal)
  262. #262
    legeleh-yeh
    to play (as an activity, especially for children)
  263. #263
    spilleSPIL-le
    to play (a game, sport, or music)
  264. #264
    besøgebesøge
    to visit (a person or a place)
  265. #265
    flytteflytte
    to move (change where something or someone is) or relocate (change home/place)
  266. #266
    restaurantrestaurant
    a restaurant (a place where you eat and buy meals)
  267. #267
    gæstgæst
    a guest (someone visiting)
  268. #268
    tittit
    often; frequently
  269. #269
    personalepersoNA-le
    staff; employees (of a workplace)
  270. #270
    pungpung
    wallet; coin purse
  271. #271
    kortkort
    short (not long)
  272. #272
    prøveprø-ve
    a test or exam
  273. #273
    manglemangle
    to lack; to not have something you need or want (be missing something)
  274. #274
    sprogsproh
    language (a spoken/written language; also ability to use language)
  275. #275
    kalenderkalender
    a calendar (a schedule of days, weeks, and months)
  276. #276
    fødselsdagfødselsdag
    birthday
  277. #277
    spændendespændende
    exciting; interesting
  278. #278
    vejrvejr
    weather; atmospheric conditions
  279. #279
    solsol
    the sun (the star that gives daylight)
  280. #280
    højhøj
    tall; high (having a great height or level)
  281. #281
    ganggang
    time (an occurrence of an action) เช่น “once/twice” = one/two times
  282. #282
    togtog
    took (past tense of “tage”)
  283. #283
    flyfly
    an airplane or aircraft
  284. #284
    havnhavn
    a harbor/port (place where ships dock)
  285. #285
    indtilindtil
    until (up to a time or event)
  286. #286
    omkringomkring
    around (in a circle/around a place)
  287. #287
    pausepause
    a break; a pause (a short stop to rest or wait)
  288. #288
    akutakut
    urgent; needing immediate attention (often medical)
  289. #289
    hostehoste
    to cough
  290. #290
    nysenyse
    to sneeze
  291. #291
    ansigtansigt
    face (the front of the head)
  292. #292
    armarm
    arm (the body part)
  293. #293
    fingerfinger
    a finger (one of the digits on a hand)
  294. #294
    knæknæ
    knee (the joint in the middle of the leg)
  295. #295
    tåtå
    toe (a toe on the foot)
  296. #296
    rørerøre
    to touch (make contact with)
  297. #297
    løbeløbe
    to run (move fast on foot)
  298. #298
    faldefalde
    to fall (down)
  299. #299
    badebade
    to bathe or swim (to wash oneself or go into water for bathing/swimming)
  300. #300
    vådvåd
    wet
  301. #301
    friskfrisk
    fresh (new, not old or stale)
  302. #302
    feberFEH-ber
    fever (high temperature from illness)
  303. #303
    roligROH-lee
    calm; not worried or excited (a person) or making you feel calm (a situation/voice)
  304. #304
    farligfarlig
    dangerous; unsafe (likely to cause harm)
  305. #305
    brobro
    a bridge (a structure that goes over water/roads)
  306. #306
    strandstrand
    a shore or area of sand or pebbles beside the sea, a lake, or another body of water
  307. #307
    havhav
    sea; ocean
  308. #308
    paraplyparaply
    umbrella
  309. #309
    sæbesaebe
    soap (for washing)
  310. #310
    bibliotekbibliotek
    a library (place where you borrow books and other media)
  311. #311
    torvtorv
    a town square; a public open place in a town/city (often where a market is held)
  312. #312
    regionreh-gyohn
    a region; an area (part of a country)
  313. #313
    sofasofa
    a sofa; a couch
  314. #314
    spisebordspisebord
    a dining table
  315. #315
    gaveGAH-veh
    a gift; a present (something you give someone)
  316. #316
    færdigfærdig
    finished; done; ready (completed)
  317. #317
    finfin
    nice; good-looking
  318. #318
    dejligdai-li
    nice; lovely; pleasant
  319. #319
    hyggeligHYU-guh-li
    cozy; pleasant and friendly (nice to be in)
  320. #320
    stillestille
    quiet; not loud (also: calm, with little noise or activity)
  321. #321
    helthelt
    completely; entirely
  322. #322
    endnuendnu
    still; yet (up to now, continuing)
  323. #323
    bådebåde
    both (used to link two items or clauses, usually in the construction 'både ... og ...')
  324. #324
    stykkestykke
    a piece (a part of something)
  325. #325
    hulhul
    a hole (an opening or empty space in something)
  326. #326
    hjørnehjøR-neh
    a corner (where two sides/edges meet)
  327. #327
    områdeomraade
    area; region (a place or part of a place)
  328. #328
    hotelhotel
    a hotel (a place to stay, usually with paid rooms)
  329. #329
    programproh-GRAM
    a program (TV/radio show) or a schedule of what happens at an event (e.g., a concert, meeting)
  330. #330
    radioradio
    radio (device or broadcast medium)
  331. #331
    tv-serietv-serie
    a TV series (a show with multiple episodes)
  332. #332
    videovideo
    a video (a recorded or streamed moving image clip)
  333. #333
    livleev
    life (being alive; a person’s time of living)
  334. #334
    sundsun
    healthy
  335. #335
    fuldfuld
    full (not having room for more)
  336. #336
    alenea-LEH-nuh
    alone; by oneself (without other people)
  337. #337
    sælgesaelge
    to sell (something)
  338. #338
    vindeVIN-de
    to win (a game, prize, or competition)
  339. #339
    svømmesvømme
    to swim (move through water)
  340. #340
    syngesynge
    to sing (make music with your voice)
  341. #341
    hovhov
    oops; hey (used when you suddenly notice something or interrupt)
  342. #342
    mødemoede
    a meeting (planned event where people gather to talk/work)
  343. #343
    venskabvenskab
    friendship (a friendly relationship)
  344. #344
    genbrugsbutikgenbrugsbutik
    a second-hand shop (thrift store)
  345. #345
    kundeKUN-de
    customer (a person who buys something)
  346. #346
    betalingskortbetalingskort
    payment card (e.g., debit/credit card used to pay)
  347. #347
    rygsækryg-sæk
    a backpack; rucksack
  348. #348
    frakkefrakke
    a coat (outerwear)
  349. #349
    besværbesvær
    trouble; difficulty (something annoying or inconvenient)
  350. #350
    kamerakamera
    a camera (device for taking photos or video)
  351. #351
    skærmskærm
    a screen (for a computer, phone, TV, etc.)
  352. #352
    komfurkomfur
    a stove/cooker (for cooking)
  353. #353
    grydegryde
    a pot (a cooking pot)
  354. #354
    stegepandesteg-eh-pan-neh
    a frying pan
  355. #355
    vandhanevanhane
    a tap (faucet) for water
  356. #356
    tandbørstetan-bør-ste
    toothbrush
  357. #357
    skraldeposeskraldepose
    trash bag; garbage bag
  358. #358
    skraldespandskraldespand
    trash can; garbage bin
  359. #359
    aflevereaflevere
    to hand in (submit something to an authority/teacher)
  360. #360
    slappe afslappe af
    to relax; to take it easy (not be tense or stressed)
  361. #361
    skylleskylle
    to rinse or wash something with water
  362. #362
    vandevande
    to water (plants)
  363. #363
    endeEN-de
    to end; to finish (intransitive)
  364. #364
    frysefryse
    to freeze (become ice/solid from cold)
  365. #365
    koncertkoncert
    a concert (live music performance)
  366. #366
    nødnød
    an edible nut (a hard‑shelled seed)
  367. #367
    uruhr
    a clock or watch (timepiece)
  368. #368
    bagagebagage
    luggage; the bags and suitcases you bring when traveling (also used for baggage in general)
  369. #369
    bygningbygning
    building (a structure)
  370. #370
    markedMAHR-ket
    a market (place where things are bought and sold)
  371. #371
    bådbåd
    a boat
  372. #372
    hamburgerhamburger
    a hamburger (a sandwich with a patty in a bun)
  373. #373
    sodavandsodavand
    soft drink (soda)
  374. #374
    lommelygteLOM-meh-lygh-teh
    a flashlight (torch)
  375. #375
    huehue (OO-eh)
    a hat/cap (often a knitted beanie)
  376. #376
    tungtung
    heavy (hard to lift or carry)
  377. #377
    lavlav
    low (not high)
  378. #378
    bredbred
    wide (having a lot of width)
  379. #379
    rundrund
    round (circular; not having corners)
  380. #380
    onkelonkel
    uncle
  381. #381
    koneKOH-neh
    wife (a married woman)
  382. #382
    søskendesøskende
    siblings (brothers and sisters) — a person's brothers and sisters, considered collectively.
  383. #383
    barnebarnbarnebarn
    grandchild (someone’s child’s child)
  384. #384
    nevønevø
    nephew (your sibling’s or spouse’s sibling’s son)
  385. #385
    fætterfætter
    male cousin (the son of your aunt or uncle)
  386. #386
    skovskov
    a forest; a wood
  387. #387
    søsø
    a lake (inland body of water)
  388. #388
    kystkyst
    coast; shoreline (the land along the sea)
  389. #389
    danmarkDanmark
    Denmark (the country in Northern Europe)
  390. #390
    hygge sigHYG-uh sigh
    to relax and enjoy yourself (have a cozy, pleasant time)
  391. #391
    offentligoffentlig
    public (not private; for everyone)
  392. #392
    sidstesidste
    last; final; most recent
  393. #393
    ruterute
    a route (a planned way from one place to another)
  394. #394
    transporttrans-PORT
    transportation (the act of moving people or goods from one place to another)
  395. #395
    landkortlandkort
    a map (usually of an area or country)
  396. #396
    flyveturflyvetur
    a flight (a trip by plane)
  397. #397
    flyveflyve
    to fly (move through the air, or travel by plane)
  398. #398
    sejlesajle
    to sail (travel by boat/ship)
  399. #399
    skibskib
    a ship; a larger boat (usually for transport)
  400. #400
    motormotor
    an engine (a machine that makes something move)
  401. #401
    motorcykelmotorcykel
    a motorcycle
  402. #402
    hjulhyul
    a wheel (on a vehicle, bike, etc.)
  403. #403
    sædeSÆH-thuh
    a seat (a place to sit, e.g., in a car, bus, cinema)
  404. #404
    garagega-RA-sje
    a garage (place to park a car; sometimes for car repair)
  405. #405
    kantinekantine
    cafeteria (a canteen where people eat, often at a workplace or school)
  406. #406
    bollebol-le
    a bun (small bread roll)
  407. #407
    leverpostejleverpostej
    liver pâté (a spread, often on bread)
  408. #408
    basilikumbasilikum
    basil (the herb)
  409. #409
    karrykarry
    curry (the spice mixture or curry powder)
  410. #410
    korianderkoriander
    coriander (the herb/spice)
  411. #411
    dilddild
    a herb used in cooking (dill)
  412. #412
    purløgpurløg
    chives (a herb with thin green stalks, used in cooking)
  413. #413
    skulderskulder
    shoulder (the body part)
  414. #414
    plasterplaster
    a bandage (sticking plaster) for a small cut
  415. #415
    mundbindmundbind
    a face mask (covering the mouth and nose)
  416. #416
    skålskål
    a toast (said before drinking)
  417. #417
    betjentbetjent
    a police officer (cop)
  418. #418
    turistturist
    a tourist (a person visiting a place for pleasure)
  419. #419
    studerendestuderende
    a student (a person who studies, especially at a university/college)
  420. #420
    sekretærsekretær
    a secretary (office worker who handles administration, calls, scheduling)
  421. #421
    arbejdspladsarbejdsplads
    workplace (a place where people work, especially a job/company)
  422. #422
    universitetuniversitet
    university (higher-education institution)
  423. #423
    mødelokalemødelokale
    meeting room (a room used for meetings)
  424. #424
    kommodekommode
    a chest of drawers; a dresser
  425. #425
    skabskab
    a cabinet / cupboard; a storage unit (often with doors)
  426. #426
    møblermøbler
    furniture
  427. #427
    træbordtraebord
    a wooden table (table made of wood)
  428. #428
    hyldehylde
    a flat board fixed in a frame or to a wall used to store or display items
  429. #429
    pudepude
    pillow; cushion
  430. #430
    sengetøjsengetøj
    bed linen (sheets, duvet cover, pillowcases)
  431. #431
    kuglepenKOO-luh-pen
    a ballpoint pen
  432. #432
    notesbloknotesblok
    a notepad (a small pad of paper for writing notes)
  433. #433
    sakssaks
    a handheld tool with two blades joined at a pivot, used for cutting paper, cloth, hair, etc.
  434. #434
    kamkam
    a comb (for hair)
  435. #435
    tesketeske
    teaspoon
  436. #436
    lakridslakrids
    liquorice (the candy/flavor)
  437. #437
    brugtbrugt
    used (not new; second-hand)
  438. #438
    størrelsestørrelse
    size (how big something is)
  439. #439
    metermeter
    a meter (unit of length)
  440. #440
    masser afMAS-er af
    lots of; plenty of (a large amount/number of)
  441. #441
    langslangs
    along (following the length/edge/side of something)
  442. #442
    forrestforrest
    in front; at the front (position)
  443. #443
    højrehøjre
    right (opposite of left)
  444. #444
    hagehage
    chin (the part of the face below the mouth)
  445. #445
    læbeLEH-beh
    lip (the edge of the mouth)
  446. #446
    kindkind
    a cheek (side of the face)
  447. #447
    kæbekae-be
    jaw (the bone/part of the mouth)
  448. #448
    trøjetrøje
    A knitted or fabric garment worn on the upper body for warmth (sweater/pullover).
  449. #449
    kjolekyoh-leh
    a dress (a one-piece piece of clothing)
  450. #450
    tørklædetørklæde
    a scarf (cloth worn around the neck or head)
  451. #451
    regnfrakkeregnfrakke
    a raincoat
  452. #452
    kasketkasket
    a cap (a hat with a visor/peak)
  453. #453
    koko
    a cow
  454. #454
    grisgriis
    a pig (the animal)
  455. #455
    hesthest
    a horse
  456. #456
    kaninkanin
    a rabbit
  457. #457
    fuglfugl
    a bird
  458. #458
    andand
    a duck (the bird).
  459. #459
    bamseBAM-suh
    teddy bear (stuffed toy bear)
  460. #460
    loftloft
    ceiling (the inside surface at the top of a room)
  461. #461
    skuffeskuffe
    a drawer (a sliding compartment in furniture for storing things)
  462. #462
    snorsnor
    string; cord; shoelace
  463. #463
    kurvkurv
    a basket (a container made to hold or carry things)
  464. #464
    lønløn
    salary; pay (money you get for working)
  465. #465
    kildevandkil-devand
    spring water (natural mineral water from a source)
  466. #466
    legle
    play (a game or playful activity)
  467. #467
    legetøjlegetøj
    toy; toys (things children play with)
  468. #468
    børnehaveBØR-neh-HA-ve
    kindergarten; daycare/preschool for young children
  469. #469
    våbenvåben
    a weapon (gun, knife, etc.)
  470. #470
    smuleSMOO-luh
    a small amount; a little bit (often: 'a bit')
  471. #471
    ganskeganske
    quite; fairly (to a moderate degree)
  472. #472
    aktivaktiv
    active (doing things; not passive or idle)
  473. #473
    dygtigdygtig
    skilled; good at something
  474. #474
    socialso-si-AL
    social (related to being with other people; friendly and outgoing)
  475. #475
    fællesfælles
    shared; in common
  476. #476
    hinandenhinanden
    each other (reciprocal pronoun for two or more people/things)
  477. #477
    interesseinteresse
    interest (curiosity or attention to something)
  478. #478
    typisktypisk
    typical; usual; characteristic of a person/thing/situation (often as expected)
  479. #479
    naturlignaturlig
    natural (not artificial; from nature)
  480. #480
    trappetrappe
    a staircase (stairs)
  481. #481
    opholdophold
    a stay (period of time spent somewhere, often away from home)
  482. #482
    afrejseafrejse
    to leave (to depart on a trip)
  483. #483
    formiddagenformiddagen
    the morning (before noon)
  484. #484
    eftermiddageneftermiddagen
    the afternoon (the time after noon)
  485. #485
    forårforår
    spring (the season)
  486. #486
    sommersommer
    summer
  487. #487
    vintervinter
    winter
  488. #488
    jordyor
    soil; earth (the ground)
  489. #489
    plæneplæne
    lawn (an area of short-cut grass)
  490. #490
    flagflag
    a flag (a piece of cloth used as a symbol for a country, team, etc.)
  491. #491
    ingentingingenting
    nothing (not anything)
  492. #492
    endend
    used in comparisons — 'than'
  493. #493
    centercenter
    a center (middle point or main place for an activity)
  494. #494
    landsbylandsby
    village
  495. #495
    bondegårdbondegård
    a farm (a farmer’s property/buildings)
  496. #496
    hovedstadhovedstad
    capital city (the main city of a country)
  497. #497
    øø
    island
  498. #498
    bjergbjerg
    a mountain; a large natural hill
  499. #499
    daldal
    a valley
  500. #500
    sandsand
    Loose granular material made of small rock particles, like what you find on beaches or in deserts.
  501. #501
    tagtag
    the roof of a building
  502. #502
    gardingardin
    a curtain (fabric that hangs in front of a window)
  503. #503
    arkark
    a sheet (of paper)
  504. #504
    brætbræt
    a board (flat piece of wood) used for building or making things
  505. #505
    arbejdsbordarbejdsbord
    a desk (work table)
  506. #506
    kontorstolkontorstol
    office chair (a chair used at a desk)
  507. #507
    snørebåndsnørebånd
    shoelace
  508. #508
    pyjamaspyjamas
    pajamas (sleepwear)
  509. #509
    nederdelnedderdel
    a skirt
  510. #510
    jakkesætjakkesæt
    a suit (matching jacket and trousers, usually formal)
  511. #511
    slipsslips
    a necktie (tie)
  512. #512
    sildsild
    herring (a type of fish)
  513. #513
    svinekødsvinekød
    pork (meat from a pig)
  514. #514
    rødbederødbe-de
    beetroot (a red beet used as a vegetable)
  515. #515
    persillepersille
    a leafy green herb used as a garnish and seasoning (parsley)
  516. #516
    artikelartikel
    an article (a piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or online)
  517. #517
    genstandgenstand
    an object; an item (a physical thing)
  518. #518
    låglåg
    a lid (cover for a container)
  519. #519
    toptop
    top (the highest part or point of something)
  520. #520
    apparatapparat
    a device or piece of equipment (often a machine or instrument)
  521. #521
    maskinemaskine
    a machine (a piece of equipment that does work)
  522. #522
    metalmetal
    metal (a hard material like iron, gold, or aluminum)
  523. #523
    fastfast
    fixed; firmly attached (not moving)
  524. #524
    målmål
    a goal (in sports or a target to reach)
  525. #525
    gradgrad
    degree (unit for temperature or angles)
  526. #526
    alderalder
    age (how old someone or something is)
  527. #527
    helbredhelbred
    health; the state of being physically or mentally well
  528. #528
    symptomsymptom
    a symptom (a sign that you are ill)
  529. #529
    bandagebandage
    a bandage (material used to cover or support a wound)
  530. #530
    kirkeKEER-keh
    church (a church building or the church as an institution)
  531. #531
    klubklub
    a club (a group/organization people join)
  532. #532
    festfest
    a party; a celebration
  533. #533
    biografbiograf
    a cinema; movie theater
  534. #534
    fritidfritid
    free time (time not spent working or at school)
  535. #535
    terrasseterrasse
    terrace/patio (an outdoor area next to a building, often with a paved surface)
  536. #536
    shoppeshoppe
    to shop (buy things in stores or online)
  537. #537
    salgsalg
    sale (the act of selling; the amount sold)
  538. #538
    hjemmesidehjemmeside
    a website; a web page (often meaning a site’s main page)
  539. #539
    dyrdyr
    an animal (non-human)
  540. #540
    bjørnbjørn
    a bear (the animal)
  541. #541
    underviseundervise
    to teach (give instruction)
  542. #542
    uddannelseuddannelse
    education (training or study, especially for a job or profession)
  543. #543
    børnehaveklassebørnehaveklasse
    kindergarten class (the first school year before 1st grade)
  544. #544
    tavletavle
    a board used for writing or showing information (e.g., blackboard/whiteboard, noticeboard)
  545. #545
    opgaveopgave
    a task (something you have to do)
  546. #546
    forberedelseforberedelse
    preparation (the act or process of getting ready)
  547. #547
    præsentationpraesentation
    a presentation (talk or showing something to an audience)
  548. #548
    retterette
    to correct; fix (an error)
  549. #549
    beslutningbeslutning
    a decision
  550. #550
    meningmening
    meaning; sense (what something signifies)
  551. #551
    tegnetegne
    to draw (make a picture) with a pen/pencil, etc.
  552. #552
    brevbrev
    a letter (mail)
  553. #553
    fjernsynfyern-syn
    television (the TV set; also TV as a medium)
  554. #554
    kanalkanal
    a canal (man-made waterway)
  555. #555
    livelive
    In real time; happening or broadcast as it occurs
  556. #556
    historiehistorie
    a story (something told or written)
  557. #557
    sangsang
    a song
  558. #558
    bandband
    a musical group or ensemble
  559. #559
    scenescene
    a stage (place where actors/musicians perform)
  560. #560
    teaterteater
    theater (a place where plays are performed)
  561. #561
    oplevelseoplevelse
    an experience (something you live through or take part in)
  562. #562
    naturnatur
    nature (the natural world; not made by people)
  563. #563
    køretøjkøretøj
    vehicle (something used for transport, e.g., a car, bus, or bike)
  564. #564
    cykelhjelmCY-kel-hyelm
    bicycle helmet (a helmet worn when cycling)
  565. #565
    varmevarme
    to heat (make something warm)
  566. #566
    vredvred
    angry; mad (feeling anger)
  567. #567
    heldigheldig
    lucky; fortunate (having good luck)
  568. #568
    dovendoven
    lazy (not wanting to work or do things)
  569. #569
    giftgift
    married (having a spouse)
  570. #570
    knapknap
    barely; only just (almost not)
  571. #571
    hellerheller
    either (used in negative sentences)
  572. #572
    bagefterbagefter
    afterwards; after that (later in time)
  573. #573
    ligneligne
    to resemble; to look like (someone/something) (often used with “ligne”)
  574. #574
    hængehænge
    to hang (be in a hanging position, or be hung somewhere)
  575. #575
    kravlekravle
    to crawl (move on hands and knees or along the ground)
  576. #576
    dykkedykke
    to dive (go underwater)
  577. #577
    bidebide
    to bite
  578. #578
    svedesvede
    to sweat (produce sweat)
  579. #579
    slyngeslynge
    to throw (something) with a swinging motion; to sling/toss
  580. #580
    skysky
    a cloud (in the sky) or a visible mass of smoke/dust/liquid in the air or water (e.g., a cloud of dust, a cloud of ink)
  581. #581
    månemå-ne
    the moon (Earth’s moon) or a moon (a natural satellite)
  582. #582
    spejlspajl
    a mirror (glass you look into to see your reflection)
  583. #583
    neglnail (DA pronunciation approx. "nail")
    a fingernail or toenail (nail on a finger/toe)
  584. #584
    strømpestrømpe
    a sock; a stocking
  585. #585
    bleble
    a diaper (nappy)
  586. #586
    kugleKOO-leh
    a ball; a bullet (round projectile)
  587. #587
    kædekaede
    a chain (linked metal rings)
  588. #588
    tårntårn
    a tower (a tall building/structure)
  589. #589
    klaverklaver
    piano (the musical instrument)
  590. #590
    elefantelefant
    an elephant
  591. #591
    abeAH-beh
    monkey; ape
  592. #592
    løveløve
    lion (the animal)
  593. #593
    tigertiger
    a tiger (the animal)
  594. #594
    girafgiraf
    a giraffe (the tall African animal with a long neck)
  595. #595
    delfindel-fin
    a dolphin (the animal)
  596. #596
    hvalhval
    a whale
  597. #597
    pingvinpingvin
    a penguin
  598. #598
    hajhai
    a shark
  599. #599
    edderkopedderkop
    a spider
  600. #600
    skildpaddeskildpadde
    a turtle; a tortoise
  601. #601
    ulvulv
    a wolf
  602. #602
    næsebornæsebor
    nostril (one of the two openings of the nose)
  603. #603
    hælhæl
    heel (back part of the foot)
  604. #604
    ankelankel
    ankle
  605. #605
    flødeskumflødeskum
    whipped cream
  606. #606
    oreganooregano
    oregano (a dried or fresh herb used for cooking)
  607. #607
    timiantimian
    thyme (the culinary herb)
  608. #608
    kardemommekardemomme
    cardamom (a spice)
  609. #609
    rosmarinrosmarin
    rosemary (the herb)
  610. #610
    picnicpiknik
    a picnic (a meal eaten outdoors)
  611. #611
    brætspilbrætspil
    a board game
  612. #612
    loppemarkedloppemarked
    a flea market (a market selling used things)
  613. #613
    bambusbambus
    bamboo (the plant; also bamboo material)
  614. #614
    smykkesmykke
    a piece of jewelry (an ornament you wear)
  615. #615
    batteribatteri
    a portable electrochemical device that stores and supplies electrical energy
  616. #616
    fodboldFODBOLD
    football (soccer)
  617. #617
    fodboldholdFOB-bold-hol
    a football (soccer) team
  618. #618
    motionmotion
    physical exercise for fitness or health
  619. #619
    joggejogge
    to jog (run slowly for exercise)
  620. #620
    gymnastikgymnastik
    gymnastics; physical exercise (often as a school subject)
  621. #621
    tændstiktændstik
    a match (for lighting a fire)
  622. #622
    kridtkridt
    chalk (white writing/drawing material)
  623. #623
    rodrod
    mess; disorder (things not tidy or organized)
  624. #624
    skinneskinne
    to shine (give off light)
  625. #625
    bidbid
    to use the teeth to cut, grip, or injure something; to bite
  626. #626
    skydeskyde
    to shoot (fire a gun; shoot a bullet)
  627. #627
    vegetarvegetar
    a vegetarian (person who does not eat meat)
  628. #628
    håndværkerhåndværker
    a tradesperson (craftsman; e.g., carpenter, plumber, electrician)
  629. #629
    kunstnerkunstner
    an artist (a person who makes art)
  630. #630
    politikerpolitiker
    a politician
  631. #631
    frivilligfrivillig
    voluntary (done by choice, not required)
  632. #632
    flygtningflygtning
    a refugee
  633. #633
    fattigdomfattigdom
    poverty (lack of money and resources)
  634. #634
    undersøgelseundersøgelse
    an investigation; an examination
  635. #635
    forventningforventning
    expectation (what you think will happen)
  636. #636
    slutningslutning
    an ending (the final part of something)
  637. #637
    romanroman
    a novel (a long fictional book/story)
  638. #638
    midnatmidnat
    midnight (12:00 at night)
  639. #639
    halvandenhalvanden
    one and a half (1.5) (used with common-gender nouns)
  640. #640
    teenagerteenager
    a teenager (person aged about 13–19)
  641. #641
    professorprofessor
    a professor (university teacher; academic title)
  642. #642
    akademikerakademiker
    a person with a university education; an academic/professional (often used about educated workers)
  643. #643
    modelmodel
    a model (a person or thing used to show how something looks, e.g., for clothes, art, photos)
  644. #644
    klovnklovn
    a clown
  645. #645
    ninjaninja
    a ninja (a Japanese stealth fighter; often used about someone who is very skilled)
  646. #646
    fødselfødsel
    birth (the act/event of being born)
  647. #647
    ægteskabægteskab
    marriage — the legal or social union between two people
  648. #648
    moderskabmoderskab
    motherhood (the state/role of being a mother)
  649. #649
    myreMYU-ruh
    an ant (the insect)
  650. #650
    ormorm
    a worm (small animal with a long, soft body)
  651. #651
    egerne-gern
    a squirrel
  652. #652
    solsortsolsort
    a blackbird (the bird)
  653. #653
    mågemoh-uh
    a seagull (gull)
  654. #654
    æselæsel
    a donkey
  655. #655
    luslus
    a louse (a small insect that lives on people or animals)
  656. #656
    burbur
    a cage (for an animal)
  657. #657
    roseROH-suh
    a rose (the flower)
  658. #658
    paladspalads
    a palace (a very large, impressive building, often for royalty)
  659. #659
    cigaretcigaret
    a cigarette (a small roll of tobacco for smoking)
  660. #660
    ketcherketjer
    a racket (sports bat used in tennis/badminton, etc.)
  661. #661
    bordtennisbordtennis
    table tennis
  662. #662
    tyggegummityg-ge-GUM-mi
    chewing gum
  663. #663
    fuldtidfuld-tid
    full-time (working all the normal hours for a job)
  664. #664
    bhbe-ha
    bra (women’s underwear)
  665. #665
    skægskæg
    beard; facial hair on a man's chin, cheeks, or jaw
  666. #666
    tvillingtvil-ling
    twin (one of two children born at the same time)
  667. #667
    instruktørinstruktør
    instructor (a person who teaches or gives training)
  668. #668
    fjendefjende
    enemy (a person or group you are fighting against)
  669. #669
    romantiskromantisk
    romantic (showing love or affection)
  670. #670
    zoologiskzoologisk
    zoological; related to animals or the scientific study of animals
  671. #671
    turkisturkis
    turquoise (blue-green color)
  672. #672
    elastiskelastisk
    elastic; able to stretch and return to its original shape (also: flexible)
  673. #673
    sjældensjælden
    rare; not happening often
  674. #674
    ribbenribben
    a rib (bone in the chest)
  675. #675
    hikkehikke
    to hiccup (make involuntary ‘hic’ sounds)
  676. #676
    smældsmæld
    a sharp bang/crack sound (a snap)
  677. #677
    skraberskraber
    scrapes (removes something by rubbing a hard edge over a surface)
  678. #678
    bølgebølge
    a wave (in water)
  679. #679
    vandfaldvanfald
    a waterfall
  680. #680
    periodeperiode
    a period of time (a span/phase)
  681. #681
    sæsonsæson
    season (a period of the year for weather, sports, or activities)
  682. #682
    zonezone
    a zone or area (an area with a particular purpose or rules)
  683. #683
    øverstøverst
    at the top; in the highest position
  684. #684
    minusminus
    minus; with subtraction of (used in calculations or amounts)
  685. #685
    reklamereklame
    an advertisement; commercial (e.g., in a paper, online, or on TV)
  686. #686
    ishockeyishockey
    ice hockey
  687. #687
    håndboldhåndbold
    handball (the sport)
  688. #688
    svampsvamp
    a mushroom; a fungus (in general)
  689. #689
    knagerækkeknagerække
    a coat rack (a row/strip with hooks)
  690. #690
    iværksætteriværksætter
    entrepreneur; someone who starts and runs a business
  691. #691
    nellikernelliker
    carnations (flowers)

A2

1565 words at the A2 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    betalebe-tah-le
    to give money in exchange for something or to settle a bill
  2. #2
    elskeelske
    to love; to like very much
  3. #3
    hørehøre
    to hear; perceive sounds or receive information
  4. #4
    renren
    clean; free from dirt or stains
  5. #5
    vigtigveet-yuh
    important; having significance or priority
  6. #6
    såsoh
    to such an extent; very
  7. #7
    vækvæk
    away; gone; no longer present
  8. #8
    igenigen
    again; once more
  9. #9
    snartsnart
    soon; in the near future
  10. #10
    overover
    indicating a position above something or movement across something
  11. #11
    sikkertsikkert
    certainly; for sure
  12. #12
    savnesavne
    to miss (to feel the absence of someone or something)
  13. #13
    tælletælle
    to count; determine or say the number of items
  14. #14
    billedebillede
    a picture or image (photo, painting, drawing, etc.)
  15. #15
    stærkstaerk
    having great physical strength or high intensity (of taste, smell, feeling, etc.)
  16. #16
    drømdrøm
    a mental experience of images, thoughts, or feelings during sleep
  17. #17
    desværredesvaerre
    unfortunately.
  18. #18
    altsåaltså
    so; therefore (used to introduce a result or conclusion)
  19. #19
    osv.og så videre
    etc.; 'and so on' — used to indicate a continuation of a list
  20. #20
    vælgevaelge
    to choose or select (including to elect by voting)
  21. #21
    voksenvoksen
    mature; fully grown (not a child)
  22. #22
    tjekketjekke
    to check, inspect, or verify something
  23. #23
    gulerodgulerod
    a carrot (the orange edible root vegetable)
  24. #24
    trækketrække
    to pull or drag something toward you or along a surface
  25. #25
    som omsom om
    as if; introduces a clause showing resemblance or a hypothetical/unreal situation
  26. #26
    tabetabe
    to lose (something or a contest)
  27. #27
    smalsmal
    narrow; not wide
  28. #28
    brændebraende
    to burn — be on fire or cause to burn
  29. #29
    virusvirus
    a microscopic infectious agent that causes disease in living organisms.
  30. #30
    betydebeˈtyːðə
    to have a meaning; to signify
  31. #31
    blåtblawt
    blue (the color)
  32. #32
    regne udregne ud
    to calculate or compute a number or result
  33. #33
    blindblind
    unable to see
  34. #34
    musikmusik
    Music; organized sound for listening or performance.
  35. #35
    trotro
    to believe (accept something as true or real)
  36. #36
    undskyldningundskyldning
    an apology; an expression of regret
  37. #37
    handleHAN-le
    to act; to take action
  38. #38
    fedtfedt
    colloquial: great, cool, awesome
  39. #39
    lidelide
    to like (commonly used with 'kan' as in 'kan lide')
  40. #40
    ostost
    cheese (food made from milk)
  41. #41
    utroligutrolig
    incredible; hard to believe
  42. #42
    tydeligtydelig
    clear; easy to see, hear, or understand
  43. #43
    mørkemørke
    dark; not light (used for color or low light)
  44. #44
    saltsalt
    the common white seasoning (sodium chloride) used to flavor or preserve food
  45. #45
    åbenåben
    Not closed; allowing access or passage
  46. #46
    stoppestop-uh
    to stop or cease moving or operating
  47. #47
    ekstraekstra
    extra; in addition; more than usual.
  48. #48
    hoppehoppe
    to jump or spring into the air
  49. #49
    tomtom
    Containing nothing; not filled
  50. #50
    faldetfaldet
    to fall; to drop
  51. #51
    førstfoerst
    first; at the beginning or before anything/anyone else
  52. #52
    næstenaeste
    next (immediately following in time or order)
  53. #53
    kunkun
    only; merely; just
  54. #54
    lille/smålille/små
    small; little
  55. #55
    villeville
    to want; to intend (infinitive 'at ville')
  56. #56
    købekøbe
    to buy
  57. #57
    nyhederneny-HEH-der-nə
    the news (recent events or a news broadcast)
  58. #58
    døddød
    not alive; no longer living
  59. #59
    lerler
    to laugh
  60. #60
    tilbydetilbyde
    to offer; to present or propose giving something or providing a service
  61. #61
    håbehåbe
    to want something to happen or to expect it with desire
  62. #62
    ifølgeifølge
    according to; as stated by or in (a person, source, or plan)
  63. #63
    idéidé
    an idea; a thought, plan, or suggestion
  64. #64
    forklareforklare
    to explain; to make something clear to someone
  65. #65
    cyklecykle
    to ride a bicycle
  66. #66
    håbhåb
    hope; expectation or desire that something will happen
  67. #67
    hammerhammer
    a handheld tool with a heavy head used for driving nails or delivering blows
  68. #68
    snesne
    snow (frozen precipitation or ground covered with it)
  69. #69
    fortovfortov
    a paved path for pedestrians beside a road (sidewalk)
  70. #70
    tilgivetilgive
    to forgive or pardon someone for something
  71. #71
    enigenig
    in agreement; having the same opinion
  72. #72
    ambulanceambulance
    a vehicle equipped to transport sick or injured people to a hospital or medical facility.
  73. #73
    suppesuppe
    a liquid food made from boiling meat, vegetables, or grains; soup
  74. #74
    blomstblomst
    a flower (the bloom of a plant)
  75. #75
    energienergi
    Capacity or power to do work, including physical, electrical, or mental/vital energy.
  76. #76
    gældegælde
    to be valid or applicable; to concern or matter
  77. #77
    beståbestå
    to pass (an exam or test)
  78. #78
    medmindremedmindre
    unless; except if
  79. #79
    snydesnyde
    to cheat or deceive someone, or to cheat in a game/test/system
  80. #80
    regnbueregnbue
    a rainbow
  81. #81
    lakslaks
    salmon (the fish or its flesh used as food)
  82. #82
    lyslys
    visible light or illumination
  83. #83
    nærnær
    Close or near (in space, time, relation, or emotionally)
  84. #84
    sammesam-me
    identical; the same (not different)
  85. #85
    anderledesanderledes
    in a different way; differently
  86. #86
    muligmoo-lee
    possible; able to happen or be done
  87. #87
    sjovsjov
    funny; causing laughter
  88. #88
    tristtrist
    sad; unhappy
  89. #89
    underskriveunderskrive
    to sign (write one's name on a document)
  90. #90
    spørgespørge
    to ask or inquire (pose a question)
  91. #91
    rækkeraekke
    to reach or stretch out (physically)
  92. #92
    følgefølge
    to follow — to go after or accompany someone, or come after in sequence
  93. #93
    svaresvare
    to answer or reply
  94. #94
    slutteslutte
    to end, finish, or stop
  95. #95
    nogensindenogensinde
    ever; at any time
  96. #96
    senereseh-NEH-re
    later; at a time after now or after something else
  97. #97
    præcispræcis
    exact; accurate (describing a person, thing, or statement)
  98. #98
    adresseadresse
    an address — where someone or something can be reached (postal, email, or web)
  99. #99
    indenforindenfor
    inside; indoors (moving into or being within a physical interior)
  100. #100
    ungung
    young (of little age; not old or fully grown)
  101. #101
    dumdum
    stupid; showing lack of intelligence or common sense
  102. #102
    fedfed
    fat; overweight
  103. #103
    ligesomligesom
    in the same way; just as (used to compare actions or situations)
  104. #104
    nedned
    down; toward a lower place or position
  105. #105
    hoshos
    at someone's home, office, or with someone (location or meeting)
  106. #106
    eventyreventyr
    a fairy tale or folktale
  107. #107
    drejedreje
    to turn or rotate something, or to change direction
  108. #108
    lige udlige ud
    straight ahead (direction)
  109. #109
    forladeforlade
    to leave (a place) or to abandon (a person or thing)
  110. #110
    virkevirke
    to function or operate; to have an effect
  111. #111
    beholdebeholde
    to keep or retain something; not give away or discard it.
  112. #112
    eksempeleksempel
    An example or instance used to illustrate or explain something.
  113. #113
    selvfølgeligselvfølgelig
    of course; obviously — used to agree or show that something is expected
  114. #114
    indeholdeindeholde
    to contain or include (to have something inside or as part of a whole)
  115. #115
    stjælestjæle
    to take something without permission; to steal
  116. #116
    bestillebestille
    to order (request or buy goods, food, or services)
  117. #117
    gruppegru-pe
    a collection of people or things considered as a unit
  118. #118
    mådemoe-deh
    a way, manner, or method (how something is done)
  119. #119
    værdiværdi
    the monetary worth or price of something
  120. #120
    mulighedmulighed
    a possibility or chance
  121. #121
    ønskeønske
    to want or desire; to express a wish or hope
  122. #122
    halshals
    neck (the body part connecting the head and torso)
  123. #123
    hårdhård
    physically firm or solid; not soft
  124. #124
    tørstigtørstig
    thirsty
  125. #125
    skarpskarp
    Having a thin edge or point that can cut or pierce.
  126. #126
    dybdyb
    Having a large distance from top to bottom; not shallow
  127. #127
    svagsvag
    not strong; lacking physical strength, intensity, or effectiveness
  128. #128
    slemslem
    bad; mean; behaving unkindly
  129. #129
    tæt påtet po
    close to; near (physical or spatial proximity)
  130. #130
    bryllupbryllup
    a wedding; a marriage ceremony or celebration
  131. #131
    udtaleudtale
    to pronounce; to articulate words aloud.
  132. #132
    sygeplejerskesygeplejerske
    a nurse (a healthcare professional who cares for sick or injured people)
  133. #133
    nervøsnervøs
    feeling anxious, worried, or tense
  134. #134
    hvidløghvidløg
    garlic (the edible bulb used for cooking)
  135. #135
    rårå
    Not cooked or processed; in a natural or untreated state; can also describe something harsh, crude, or unrefined.
  136. #136
    sværsvaer
    difficult; not easy to do or understand.
  137. #137
    vaskevaske
    to wash (clean something with water, often with soap)
  138. #138
    overforoverfor
    opposite or across from (a physical location)
  139. #139
    apoteka-po-tek
    a pharmacy; a shop where medicines and prescription drugs are sold and dispensed
  140. #140
    lånelaane
    to borrow or to lend (take or give something temporarily; direction depends on context)
  141. #141
    forretningforretning
    a shop or store (a retail place)
  142. #142
    organisereorganisere
    to arrange, plan, or coordinate events, activities, or items; to put things in order
  143. #143
    planlæggeplanlægge
    to plan; to arrange or organize something in advance
  144. #144
    pænpæn
    attractive or pleasant to look at; pretty
  145. #145
    grinegri-neh
    to laugh
  146. #146
    udviklingudvikling
    the process of developing, growth, or change
  147. #147
    dengangdengang
    at that time; back then
  148. #148
    kritiskkritisk
    expressing disapproval or evaluation
  149. #149
    skuffetskuffet
    disappointed
  150. #150
    tændetænde
    to switch on or make something produce light or start burning
  151. #151
    byggebygge
    to build; to construct
  152. #152
    derhjemmederhjemme
    at home; in one's home
  153. #153
    acceptereak-sep-te-re
    to accept; to agree to receive, approve, or tolerate something
  154. #154
    bærebære
    to carry (physically)
  155. #155
    søgesøge
    to look for or search for something or someone
  156. #156
    ordforrådordforråd
    the set of words known or used by a person or group; vocabulary
  157. #157
    velbekommevelbekomme
    Said to wish someone an enjoyable meal ("bon appétit").
  158. #158
    fordelfordel
    an advantage or benefit
  159. #159
    samle opsamle op
    to pick up or collect something or someone
  160. #160
    følelsefoel-suh-luh
    an emotion or feeling (mental, emotional state)
  161. #161
    nydenyde
    to enjoy; take pleasure in
  162. #162
    stikkestikke
    to pierce, prick, poke, or sting with a sharp point
  163. #163
    fremmedfremmed
    strange or unfamiliar
  164. #164
    ulykkeulykke
    an accident or mishap that causes injury, damage, or loss
  165. #165
    opføre sigopføre sig
    to behave; to conduct oneself
  166. #166
    situationsituation
    a set of circumstances or conditions at a particular time
  167. #167
    kontaktkontakt
    physical touch or contact
  168. #168
    bankebanke
    to knock or tap (on something) to get attention
  169. #169
    regningregning
    a bill or invoice (an amount of money owed)
  170. #170
    farefare
    danger; risk; threat
  171. #171
    skyggeskygge
    a shadow or shaded area caused when something blocks light (also: shade)
  172. #172
    indsætteindsætte
    to insert or put something into something (e.g., text, an object, or data)
  173. #173
    formform
    shape, outline, or the way something is formed
  174. #174
    slå sigslå sig
    to hurt or injure oneself (by hitting, falling, etc.)
  175. #175
    overhovedetoh-ver-HO-vet
    at all; in the least; whatsoever (used to emphasize negatives or questions)
  176. #176
    pandekagepandekage
    a thin, flat cake made from batter and cooked on a frying pan (a pancake)
  177. #177
    forhåbentligfor-haw-BEN-tlig
    used to express hope that something will happen; "hopefully".
  178. #178
    holde afholde af
    to like; to be fond of (someone or something)
  179. #179
    helsthelst
    preferably; expressing a preference (would rather, if possible)
  180. #180
    forbindelseforbindelse
    a connection or link (physical, technical, or transport)
  181. #181
    krisekri-se
    a serious or critical situation that causes danger or major problems
  182. #182
    ovnovn
    an oven (kitchen appliance used for baking or roasting)
  183. #183
    sparkesparke
    to kick (hit with the foot)
  184. #184
    gudgud
    a deity; a supreme being worshipped in a religion
  185. #185
    klareklare
    to manage, cope with, or handle something; to take care of or complete a task
  186. #186
    skoeneskoo-neh
    the shoes (definite plural of 'sko')
  187. #187
    befinde sigbefinde sig
    to be located; to be situated at a place
  188. #188
    behandlingbehandling
    medical care or therapy
  189. #189
    synligsynlig
    able to be seen; perceptible by sight
  190. #190
    fjernefjerne
    to remove, take away, or delete something
  191. #191
    mappemap-uh
    A folder or directory for holding documents or files (physical or digital).
  192. #192
    blinkeblinke
    to close and open the eyes quickly
  193. #193
    pressepresse
    to push or apply pressure to something; to squeeze
  194. #194
    læne siglæne sig
    to lean one's body toward or against something (physical posture)
  195. #195
    dukkedukke
    a child's toy figure; a doll
  196. #196
    kodeordkodeord
    a secret string used to access an account, device, or service
  197. #197
    ringeringe
    to call someone by telephone
  198. #198
    opbevareopbevare
    to store or keep something in a safe or designated place
  199. #199
    fejlfajl
    a mistake or error; something incorrect or faulty
  200. #200
    næppenæppe
    barely; scarcely; almost not
  201. #201
    tilstandtilstand
    a state or condition; how something or someone is at a particular time
  202. #202
    klargøreklargøre
    to prepare or make ready (something or someone) for use or action.
  203. #203
    sagsag
    A matter, issue, or case (e.g., a topic, legal case, or affair).
  204. #204
    runderunde
    a turn or round in a sequence (e.g., in a game or meeting)
  205. #205
    stereotypstereotyp
    a widely held, oversimplified idea about a type of person or thing
  206. #206
    båndbaand
    A strip of flexible material used for tying, fastening, or decorating (ribbon/tape/strap).
  207. #207
    farvefarve
    a color or hue (e.g., red, blue)
  208. #208
    behøvebehøve
    to need
  209. #209
    egenegen
    own (belonging to someone)
  210. #210
    bangebange
    afraid; scared
  211. #211
    forkertforkert
    wrong; incorrect (describing something)
  212. #212
    endeligendelig
    finally; at last (after a long wait)
  213. #213
    ellersellers
    otherwise; if not (indicating an alternative or consequence)
  214. #214
    perper
    for each; expressing a rate or amount per unit
  215. #215
    tysklandTyskland
    Germany (the country)
  216. #216
    frankrigfrankrig
    France (the country in Western Europe)
  217. #217
    glæde siggleh-deh si
    to look forward to (something)
  218. #218
    del afdel af
    indicating that something is a part, portion, or component of a larger whole
  219. #219
    handle omhandle om
    to be about; to concern
  220. #220
    deledele
    to share; to divide.
  221. #221
    aftensmadaftensmad
    the evening meal; dinner
  222. #222
    nemlignemlig
    namely; that is to say — used to introduce a specific clarification or example.
  223. #223
    rygryg
    the back (part of a person, animal, or the rear of an object)
  224. #224
    skifteskifte
    to change or replace something; to switch
  225. #225
    koncentrere sigkon-sen-TREH-reh sig
    to concentrate or focus one's attention
  226. #226
    sætningsaetning
    a sentence — a group of words that expresses a complete thought (grammar)
  227. #227
    forberedeforberede
    to prepare; make ready or plan for something
  228. #228
    stabilsta-beel
    steady; not likely to change, fail, or tip over
  229. #229
    ejeeye-uh
    to own; to possess
  230. #230
    ordentligordentlig
    neat, tidy, proper; behaving or arranged correctly
  231. #231
    enkeltenkelt
    simple; easy
  232. #232
    fyrefyre
    to dismiss someone from their job
  233. #233
    forskellenforskellen
    difference; the way two or more things are not the same
  234. #234
    stemmestemme
    to vote (cast a ballot)
  235. #235
    trykke påtrykke på
    To press or push (a button, switch, key, screen)
  236. #236
    direktedirekte
    direct (straight; not via something or someone)
  237. #237
    forestilleforestille
    to imagine (form a mental picture; commonly used reflexively with 'sig')
  238. #238
    sammenlignesam-men-LING-uh
    to compare (note similarities or differences between two or more things)
  239. #239
    temperaturtemperatur
    the degree of hotness or coldness of something (air, a body, an object) measured on a standard scale
  240. #240
    postpost
    Mail; letters or packages sent and delivered by the postal system
  241. #241
    blankblank
    shiny; polished; having a glossy surface
  242. #242
    enddaendda
    used to emphasize that something is surprising, extreme, or contrary to expectation (similar to 'even' or 'indeed')
  243. #243
    uhøfliguhoeflig
    rude; impolite
  244. #244
    vendeven-de
    to turn or rotate (change direction or orientation)
  245. #245
    ledelede
    to lead, guide, or be in charge
  246. #246
    tandpastatandpasta
    toothpaste
  247. #247
    amerikaamerika
    The United States of America (commonly called 'America')
  248. #248
    opkaldopkald
    a phone call
  249. #249
    schweizSchweiz
    Switzerland (the country in Central Europe)
  250. #250
    videreVID-uh-re
    further; onward — continuing or moving on to the next thing
  251. #251
    begynderbegynder
    to begin; to start (present tense form: he/she/it begins)
  252. #252
    skridtskridt
    a single step or pace when walking
  253. #253
    tænderten-der
    to turn on or light (a light, fire, or appliance)
  254. #254
    forsikringforsikring
    insurance; a contract that provides financial protection against loss or damage
  255. #255
    blødebløde
    soft; not hard, yielding to the touch
  256. #256
    helehele
    whole; entire (used before a noun to mean all of something)
  257. #257
    hadehade
    to feel intense dislike or hatred for someone or something
  258. #258
    gratisgratis
    free (without payment)
  259. #259
    heldigvisheldigvis
    fortunately; luckily
  260. #260
    pinligpinli
    causing embarrassment; awkward or embarrassing
  261. #261
    bananbanan
    a long curved tropical fruit with yellow skin and soft sweet flesh
  262. #262
    vågenvågen
    awake; not sleeping
  263. #263
    dagligvarerdah-lee-vah-reh
    groceries; everyday household goods
  264. #264
    røderøde
    red (the color)
  265. #265
    sultsult
    the physical sensation or state of needing food
  266. #266
    forrigeforrige
    previous; immediately before in time or sequence
  267. #267
    kontorkontor
    an office; a room or place where administrative or clerical work is done
  268. #268
    indgangindgang
    entrance; a way into a building or area
  269. #269
    formålformål
    purpose, aim, or objective (the reason for doing something)
  270. #270
    indkøbscenterindkøbscenter
    a shopping center or mall
  271. #271
    tidspunkttidspunkt
    a point in time; a specific moment
  272. #272
    operationoperation
    a surgical procedure
  273. #273
    cyklistcyklist
    a person who rides a bicycle
  274. #274
    ballonballon
    an inflatable bag filled with air or gas, used as a toy or decoration
  275. #275
    lyserødlyserød
    pink; a light red color
  276. #276
    støttestøtte
    to support or back someone/something (help, endorse, or provide financial/political support)
  277. #277
    mensmens
    while; at the same time as (temporal)
  278. #278
    tilgængeligtilgængelig
    able to be reached or entered; physically accessible
  279. #279
    praktiskpraktisk
    Useful or convenient in real situations; suited for actual use
  280. #280
    bekvembekvem
    comfortable (physically pleasant)
  281. #281
    studerestudere
    to study (attend courses, learn about a subject, or do academic work)
  282. #282
    derefterderefter
    after that; afterwards; subsequently
  283. #283
    langt væklangt væk (lang vek)
    far away; at a great distance (physically or figuratively)
  284. #284
    hårhohr
    hair (a strand or the mass of hair on the head/body)
  285. #285
    derhennederhenne
    over there; at that place (a short distance away)
  286. #286
    oven påOH-ven poh
    physically on top of something (resting on the upper surface)
  287. #287
    slangeslange
    a snake (the reptile)
  288. #288
    tyndtynd
    Thin; having little physical thickness or a slim body
  289. #289
    undtagenundtagen
    except; excluding
  290. #290
    forbiforbi
    past; by (indicating movement past something)
  291. #291
    igennemigennem
    through — movement across or from one side/end to the other
  292. #292
    flydendeflydende
    liquid; flowing (not solid)
  293. #293
    udenlandsoo-den-lans
    abroad; in or to a foreign country
  294. #294
    ladelade
    to allow or permit (someone to do something)
  295. #295
    trænetræne
    to exercise or work out (physically)
  296. #296
    kapitelkapitel
    A distinct section of a book, document, or report.
  297. #297
    købe indkøbe ind
    to do the shopping (buy groceries or household supplies)
  298. #298
    fortsættefortsætte
    to continue; to keep doing something
  299. #299
    tørretørre
    to dry (remove moisture or become dry)
  300. #300
    dækkedække
    to cover or place something over (physically or figuratively)
  301. #301
    skæreskære
    to cut, slice, or sever with a sharp tool
  302. #302
    listeLIS-te
    a list (a series of items, names, tasks, or entries)
  303. #303
    udsigtudsigt
    a view or scene you can see from a place
  304. #304
    designde-sajn
    The look, style, or planned layout of a product, object, or work
  305. #305
    tilfældetilfaelde
    an instance or case; an example of something
  306. #306
    versionversion
    A particular form, edition, or variation of something (e.g., software, document, or product)
  307. #307
    niveauniveau
    a level, degree, or standard (of quality, difficulty, or height)
  308. #308
    kontokonto
    an account (e.g., bank account or online/user account) used to hold money or access services
  309. #309
    resultatresultat
    a result or outcome (including scores or grades)
  310. #310
    rollerolle
    a character or part played by an actor
  311. #311
    karakterka-rahk-TEHR
    a grade or mark given for schoolwork or exams
  312. #312
    introduktionintroduktion
    the act of introducing or a preliminary presentation/opening section
  313. #313
    hukommelsehukommelse
    memory; the ability to remember or information stored in the mind
  314. #314
    kantkant
    the edge, rim, or border of an object or area
  315. #315
    skrueskrue
    to fasten or attach with a screw
  316. #316
    postnummerpostnummer
    postal code used to identify an area for mail delivery
  317. #317
    svigerindesvigerinde
    Sister-in-law; the wife of one's sibling or the sister of one's spouse.
  318. #318
    firmafirma
    a company or business
  319. #319
    pludseligpludselig
    suddenly
  320. #320
    glemmeglem-me
    to fail to remember or to leave something behind unintentionally
  321. #321
    arbejdsløsarbejdsløs
    unemployed
  322. #322
    bagerbager
    a person who bakes and (often) sells bread, cakes, or pastries
  323. #323
    larmlarm
    noise; loud or disruptive sound
  324. #324
    posthusposthus
    A building or place where mail is sent, received, and handled (post office).
  325. #325
    arrogantarrogant
    Having or showing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance; proud and superior in manner.
  326. #326
    sympatisksym-pa-tisk
    likeable or pleasant; friendly and easy to get along with
  327. #327
    strengstreng
    strict or severe (about a person, rule, or requirement)
  328. #328
    humørhumør
    a person's mood or temporary emotional state.
  329. #329
    smide udsmide ud
    to throw away or discard something (put in the trash)
  330. #330
    simpelthensimpelthen
    simply; used to emphasize that something is straightforward, obvious, or definite
  331. #331
    sørgeligsørgelig
    causing or expressing sadness
  332. #332
    foregåforegå
    to happen; to take place
  333. #333
    grædegræde
    to cry (shed tears)
  334. #334
    forpustetforpustet
    out of breath; breathing hard from physical exertion
  335. #335
    charmerendecharmerende
    pleasantly attractive; delightful in manner or appearance
  336. #336
    frustreretfrustreret
    Feeling annoyed or discouraged because you cannot do or achieve something
  337. #337
    kendtkendt
    known; well-known or famous
  338. #338
    kærligkærlig
    showing love, affection, or warmth
  339. #339
    latterliglah-ter-lig
    ridiculous; so absurd or silly that it invites laughter or scorn.
  340. #340
    påmindepåminde
    to remind (someone of something or to do something)
  341. #341
    forledenforleden
    recently; the other day (a short time ago)
  342. #342
    gammeldagsgammeldags
    old-fashioned; not modern
  343. #343
    spildespilde
    to cause a liquid or loose material to fall or flow out accidentally
  344. #344
    brystbryst
    a breast (mammary gland)
  345. #345
    undgåundgå
    to avoid; to keep away from or prevent something undesirable
  346. #346
    eksameneksamen
    an exam; a test (academic or professional)
  347. #347
    bogstavbogstav
    a letter of the alphabet
  348. #348
    sparespare
    to save money or resources; to economize
  349. #349
    overholdeoverholde
    to comply with or observe rules, laws, or agreements
  350. #350
    klæde sigklæde sig
    to get dressed; to put clothes on oneself
  351. #351
    modigmodig
    brave; showing courage
  352. #352
    turdetur-de
    to dare; have the courage to do something
  353. #353
    forsvindeforsvinde
    to disappear; to vanish
  354. #354
    forsvareforsvare
    to defend or protect; to speak or act in support of someone or something
  355. #355
    køkø
    a line of people, vehicles, or items waiting; a queue
  356. #356
    procentprocent
    a part of a whole expressed as parts per hundred (percent)
  357. #357
    glatglat
    smooth (without bumps or roughness)
  358. #358
    brækkebrække
    to break or fracture (something)
  359. #359
    roderode
    to make a mess or rummage through things
  360. #360
    gentagegentage
    to repeat; to do or say something again
  361. #361
    udtrykkeudtrykke
    to express (a thought, feeling, or opinion)
  362. #362
    morsommorsom
    amusing; causing laughter or enjoyment
  363. #363
    mønstermønster
    a decorative or repeated visual design
  364. #364
    løseløse
    to solve or resolve a problem, question, or task
  365. #365
    detaljedetalje
    a small part or specific, often minor, element of something
  366. #366
    afbrydeafbryde
    to interrupt or stop something that is in progress
  367. #367
    dyttedytte
    to sound a vehicle's horn (to honk or beep)
  368. #368
    beskrivebeskrive
    to describe; give an account of the characteristics or details of something or someone
  369. #369
    tvingetvinge
    to force or compel (someone or something)
  370. #370
    kyssekysse
    to kiss (press one's lips against someone or something as a sign of affection or greeting)
  371. #371
    solcremesolcreme
    sunscreen; a cream or lotion used to protect the skin from the sun's rays.
  372. #372
    skubbeskubbe
    to push (apply force to move something)
  373. #373
    høflighøflig
    polite; showing good manners
  374. #374
    holdhold
    a team, group, or class of people organized for a purpose
  375. #375
    angstangst
    a feeling of anxiety, fear, or worry
  376. #376
    testeteste
    to test; to check or examine something to see if it works or to assess it
  377. #377
    låselåse
    to lock; to secure something with a lock
  378. #378
    beskyttebeskytte
    to protect; to keep someone or something safe from harm, danger, or damage
  379. #379
    smittesmitte
    to transmit an infection or disease to someone or something
  380. #380
    kunstigkunstig
    Made by humans, not natural; produced or created rather than occurring naturally
  381. #381
    tomattomat
    tomato (a red or yellow edible fruit commonly used as a vegetable in cooking)
  382. #382
    signalsignal
    a sound, light, electrical, or other indicator that conveys information, instruction, or a warning
  383. #383
    trædetræde
    to step or put a foot down; to walk by stepping
  384. #384
    egoistiskegoistisk
    selfish; concerned only with oneself and one's own interests
  385. #385
    nysgerrignys-ger-rig
    curious; eager to learn or know
  386. #386
    rækkehusrekkehus
    a house that is one of a row of similar houses sharing walls (townhouse/terraced house)
  387. #387
    dramatiskdramatisk
    Relating to drama, plays, or the theatre
  388. #388
    baggrundbahg-grund
    the area or scenery behind the main subject (e.g., in a picture or scene)
  389. #389
    flygteflygte
    to run away or escape from danger, capture, or an undesirable situation
  390. #390
    kontrollerekontrollere
    to check or inspect (verify that something is correct or working)
  391. #391
    stigestige
    to rise or increase; to move upward
  392. #392
    teoriteori
    an idea or set of ideas intended to explain facts, events, or observations
  393. #393
    murmur
    a wall; a vertical structure that separates or encloses an area
  394. #394
    nærmestnaermest
    almost; nearly
  395. #395
    oplysningerop-lys-ning
    information; facts or details about something
  396. #396
    tunneltunnel
    an underground or enclosed passage for vehicles, trains, pedestrians, or utilities
  397. #397
    forfraforfra
    from the beginning; again
  398. #398
    forbindeforbinde
    to connect or link (physically or abstractly)
  399. #399
    forbydeforbyde
    to forbid or prohibit (make something not allowed)
  400. #400
    bydebyde
    to offer or present something to someone (including inviting someone to have something)
  401. #401
    foreslåforeslå
    to suggest or propose an idea, plan, or person
  402. #402
    falskfalsk
    Not true or genuine; fake
  403. #403
    løgnløgn
    a lie; a false statement
  404. #404
    konkurrencekonkurrence
    a contest or competition (e.g., sport or talent contest)
  405. #405
    psykiskpsykisk
    relating to the mind, mental processes, or mental health; psychological
  406. #406
    hoftehofte
    hip (the joint or area at the side of the pelvis)
  407. #407
    førstehjælpførstehjælp
    first aid (basic emergency medical help given immediately after an injury or sudden illness)
  408. #408
    sikkerhedsselesikkerhedssele
    a seat belt or safety belt used to secure a person in a vehicle
  409. #409
    stødestøde
    to bump into or push against someone or something
  410. #410
    fodgængerfodgænger
    a pedestrian; a person walking on foot
  411. #411
    gabegabe
    to yawn (open your mouth involuntarily because you're tired or bored)
  412. #412
    formulereformulere
    to express or put into words; to phrase
  413. #413
    luftelufte
    to air or ventilate (a room, clothes, etc.)
  414. #414
    bemærkningbemærkning
    a spoken or written comment, observation, or note
  415. #415
    stillingstilling
    a job, post, or employment position
  416. #416
    konfliktkonflikt
    a disagreement or clash between people, groups, ideas, or interests.
  417. #417
    vaskemaskinevaskemaskine
    a machine for washing clothes
  418. #418
    barndombarndom
    the period of life when someone is a child
  419. #419
    afviseafvise
    to reject or refuse something or someone (e.g., an offer, request, or person)
  420. #420
    genertge-nert
    shy; uncomfortable or reserved around other people
  421. #421
    opskriftopskrift
    a written set of instructions for preparing a dish; a recipe
  422. #422
    trætræ
    a tree (a woody plant)
  423. #423
    relevantrelevant
    Pertinent or applicable to the matter at hand.
  424. #424
    forandringforandring
    a change or alteration
  425. #425
    plukkeplukke
    to pick or pluck something by hand (e.g., fruit, flowers, hair)
  426. #426
    modstandermodstander
    an opponent; someone who opposes or competes against another
  427. #427
    deltagerdeltager
    a person who takes part in an event, activity, or meeting; participant
  428. #428
    bagebah-geh
    to bake (cook by dry heat, usually in an oven)
  429. #429
    kristenkristen
    Relating to the Christian religion; Christian
  430. #430
    mundtligmundtlig
    expressed or done by speaking rather than in writing; oral/spoken
  431. #431
    støvstøv
    dust; fine dry particles of dirt or matter
  432. #432
    fejefay-uh
    to sweep (clean with a broom)
  433. #433
    indtrykindtryk
    an impression or perception left by an experience, event, or thing
  434. #434
    støvsugerstoevsuger
    a vacuum cleaner (device that cleans by suction)
  435. #435
    faglærtfaglært
    Qualified through vocational training; trained for a trade or profession
  436. #436
    jævnjævn
    level or smooth (surface)
  437. #437
    toleranttolerant
    willing to accept or allow opinions, behaviour, or people that are different from one's own
  438. #438
    erfarenerfaren
    having skill or knowledge from prior experience; experienced
  439. #439
    engelsktalendeengelsktalende
    English-speaking (able to speak or using English)
  440. #440
    melodimelodi
    a tune; a sequence of musical notes that forms a distinct musical line
  441. #441
    klappeklappe
    to clap or applaud
  442. #442
    blæseblæse
    to move air or cause air to move; to expel air with the mouth or produce sound on a wind instrument
  443. #443
    opslagopslag
    a public notice or post (paper or online), including advertisements or job postings
  444. #444
    væskeveske
    a liquid or fluid
  445. #445
    krigkrig
    a state of armed conflict between countries, groups, or parties
  446. #446
    rengøringrengoering
    cleaning; the act or work of cleaning, or a cleaning session/service
  447. #447
    titeltitel
    a title (name of a book, film, article, job title, or honorific)
  448. #448
    rullerulle
    to roll or cause something to turn or move by turning
  449. #449
    rutinerutine
    a habitual sequence of actions or a regular procedure
  450. #450
    kommunekommune
    a municipality; a local administrative area and its local government
  451. #451
    banebah-nuh
    a track, lane, court, or field used for a specific activity or for transport (e.g., running track, football pitch, railway line)
  452. #452
    skraldskrald
    rubbish; garbage; trash
  453. #453
    pensionpension
    a regular payment someone receives after retiring
  454. #454
    prøverumprøverum
    a fitting room or changing room in a shop where you try on clothes
  455. #455
    stramstram
    tight; not loose, fitting closely or held firmly
  456. #456
    strækkestrække
    to stretch (one's body or an object)
  457. #457
    slankslank
    slim; thin (of a person or thing with little fat or narrow width)
  458. #458
    afstandafstand
    distance; the amount of space between two points
  459. #459
    opholde sigopholde sig
    to stay or reside temporarily; to be located somewhere
  460. #460
    svingesvinge
    to move back and forth or hang and move on an arc (swing)
  461. #461
    bøjebøje
    to bend or make something curve
  462. #462
    gribegribe
    to take hold of or seize, physically or figuratively
  463. #463
    stammestamme
    to stutter (speak with involuntary repetitions)
  464. #464
    stejlstejl
    having a sharp slope or incline
  465. #465
    tyggetygge
    to chew (food)
  466. #466
    knogleknogle
    bone (the hard part of an animal or human skeleton)
  467. #467
    spøgspøg
    a joke or prank; something said or done to amuse people
  468. #468
    taknemmeligtaknemmelig
    feeling or showing gratitude; thankful
  469. #469
    melmel
    flour (ground grain used in cooking and baking)
  470. #470
    skævskæv
    Not straight or level; crooked, slanted, or uneven
  471. #471
    registerregister
    a list, database, or official record of names or items
  472. #472
    bindebinde
    to tie or fasten things together with rope, string, etc.
  473. #473
    gnidegnide
    to rub; move something back and forth against a surface
  474. #474
    indbydelseindbydelse
    an invitation (to an event or to do something)
  475. #475
    pustepuste
    to blow air with the mouth; to exhale
  476. #476
    fartfart
    speed; how fast something moves
  477. #477
    sprødsprød
    Crispy or crunchy (texture of food)
  478. #478
    latterlatter
    laughter; the sound or act of laughing
  479. #479
    møntmønt
    a coin (a small metal piece used as money)
  480. #480
    sneglsnegl
    a snail (the small mollusc with a spiral shell)
  481. #481
    barbar
    a pub or drinking establishment where people buy and drink alcoholic beverages
  482. #482
    synkesynke
    to sink; go down below the surface or to a lower position
  483. #483
    tømmetømme
    to empty (remove the contents of something)
  484. #484
    rykkerykke
    to move or shift position
  485. #485
    modersmålmodersmål
    one's native language; mother tongue
  486. #486
    babysitterbabysitter
    A person who looks after children temporarily, usually for pay
  487. #487
    tilladelsetilladelse
    permission; an approval to do something
  488. #488
    klikke påklikke på
    to click on (select by clicking or tapping, usually with a mouse or on a screen)
  489. #489
    skidtskidt
    bad; not good (about situations, health, performance)
  490. #490
    planetplanet
    a large celestial body that orbits a star
  491. #491
    blenderblender
    a kitchen appliance for mixing, pureeing, or blending food and drinks
  492. #492
    susesuse
    to move quickly while making a whistling or whooshing sound
  493. #493
    herligherlig
    delightful; giving pleasure or enjoyment.
  494. #494
    kikskiks
    a small dry biscuit/cracker (cookie)
  495. #495
    enhedsprisenhedspris
    the price per single unit of a product or measure
  496. #496
    rådgiverrådgiver
    a person who gives advice professionally; an advisor or consultant
  497. #497
    væsenveh-sen
    an individual being or creature
  498. #498
    gældgæld
    money that someone owes; debt
  499. #499
    kontaktekontakte
    to contact or get in touch with someone or an organization
  500. #500
    bakkebakke
    a small hill or slope
  501. #501
    budbud
    an offer or bid (e.g., a price offered)
  502. #502
    fortolkningfortolkning
    an explanation or interpretation of the meaning of something (e.g., a text, law, result)
  503. #503
    fuldkornsbrødfuldkornsbrød
    whole-grain bread
  504. #504
    yderligereyderligere
    further; additional; more
  505. #505
    pilotpilot
    a person who flies an aircraft
  506. #506
    udgangspunktudgangspunkt
    a starting point or basis for further action, thought, or discussion
  507. #507
    perspektivperspektiv
    a way of looking at or thinking about something; a viewpoint
  508. #508
    asiatiskasiatisk
    relating to Asia, its people, culture, or cuisine
  509. #509
    vasketøjvasketøj
    laundry; clothes or other textiles that are to be washed or have been washed
  510. #510
    yoghurtyoghurt
    a thick, fermented milk product (yogurt)
  511. #511
    ryddeligryddelig
    tidy, neat; well organized
  512. #512
    afløbafløb
    A drain or outlet where water or other liquids flow away
  513. #513
    indbakkeindbakke
    an inbox; the place where incoming messages or mail are collected (email or physical)
  514. #514
    skurkskurk
    a dishonest or criminal person; a villain or scoundrel
  515. #515
    bagtankebagtanke
    an ulterior motive or hidden intention behind an action
  516. #516
    sminkesminke
    to apply makeup or cosmetics (to oneself or someone else)
  517. #517
    ødelæggeødelægge
    to destroy, ruin, or severely damage something; to make unusable or spoil
  518. #518
    øreflipøreflip
    earlobe
  519. #519
    laglag
    a single thickness, coating, or stratum (one level of material)
  520. #520
    ledningledning
    a wire, cable, or line used to carry electricity or signals
  521. #521
    bukserbukser
    trousers; pants (clothing worn on the lower body)
  522. #522
    hathat
    a head covering, typically with a brim
  523. #523
    beskidtbeskidt
    dirty; not clean
  524. #524
    levendelevende
    alive; living (not dead)
  525. #525
    langsomlangsom
    not fast; moving or happening at a low speed
  526. #526
    dameDAH-muh
    an adult female; a woman or lady
  527. #527
    halvdelhalvdel
    one of two equal parts; half of something
  528. #528
    svensksvensk
    Relating to Sweden, its people, or its language
  529. #529
    guidegai-de
    a person who leads and explains things on tours or visits
  530. #530
    ansøgningan-søg-ning
    a formal application or written request (e.g., for a job, study place, permit)
  531. #531
    kærlighedkair-lee-hed
    love; a strong feeling of affection, care, or romantic attachment
  532. #532
    typetee-puh
    a kind, sort, or category (of people or things)
  533. #533
    kontrolkontrol
    power or authority to direct, manage, or regulate something
  534. #534
    indholdindhold
    The content or contents of something — what it contains or the subject matter (items in a container or information in a text/media).
  535. #535
    løsningløsning
    an answer or method that solves a problem
  536. #536
    invitereinvitere
    to invite someone to an event or place.
  537. #537
    mailemaile
    to mail (to send a message or package by post or email).
  538. #538
    dødtrætdødtræt
    extremely tired
  539. #539
    udlandudland
    abroad; foreign countries (places outside one's own country)
  540. #540
    hospitalhospital
    a place where people receive medical care, including emergency and inpatient treatment
  541. #541
    klimaklee-ma
    The typical long-term weather patterns of a region
  542. #542
    slagterslagter
    butcher; a person who slaughters animals and prepares or sells meat
  543. #543
    samtalesam-ta-le
    a conversation or talk; a discussion between people
  544. #544
    forvirrefor-veer-uh
    to confuse or perplex someone; to make something unclear or mixed up
  545. #545
    engangengang
    once; one time (a single occurrence)
  546. #546
    færdighedfær-di-hed
    a skill or ability to do something, often learned or practiced
  547. #547
    endte medendte med
    to end up (doing something)
  548. #548
    vejeveje
    a road or street
  549. #549
    arbejdsgiverarbejdsgiver
    a person or organization that employs people
  550. #550
    skyldskyld
    blame, fault, or guilt — responsibility for causing something bad
  551. #551
    rammeRAH-muh
    to hit or strike; to hit a target or affect (physically or figuratively)
  552. #552
    rideride
    to sit on and control the movement of an animal, bicycle, or vehicle (e.g., to ride a horse or bike)
  553. #553
    frygtefryg-te
    to fear; to be afraid of
  554. #554
    ægteaegte
    real; genuine; authentic
  555. #555
    kæmpekæmpe
    to fight or struggle (physically or figuratively)
  556. #556
    kampkamp
    a fight, battle, or struggle (physical or figurative)
  557. #557
    skiveskee-vuh
    a thin, flat piece cut or separated from something; a slice or disk
  558. #558
    evneevne
    ability; capacity to do something
  559. #559
    genialge-ni-al
    Extremely clever, inventive, or showing great creative intelligence
  560. #560
    grogro
    to grow (increase in size, develop, or sprout; used for plants, hair, etc.)
  561. #561
    fremmedsprogfremmedsprog
    a foreign language
  562. #562
    valgfrivalgfri
    Optional; not required, left to choice
  563. #563
    eventueleventuel
    possible; likely to happen or exist
  564. #564
    bundbund
    the lowest part or surface of something; the base or floor of a container, place, or object
  565. #565
    omvendtomvendt
    reversed; turned the other way
  566. #566
    føreføre
    to lead or guide someone or something
  567. #567
    procesproces
    a series of actions or steps taken to achieve a particular result
  568. #568
    hældehaelde
    to pour (a liquid) from one container into another
  569. #569
    vaneVAH-nuh
    a habit or regular behaviour; something someone does routinely
  570. #570
    elevatorelevator
    a lift used to move people or goods between floors
  571. #571
    reaktionreaktion
    a response to something (a comment, action, or event)
  572. #572
    teknologiteknologi
    Tools, systems, or applied scientific knowledge used in industry or everyday life
  573. #573
    klemmeklemme
    to squeeze or press something between parts (e.g., hands, tools, or objects)
  574. #574
    æskeaeske
    a box or small container
  575. #575
    budgetbu-det
    a financial plan showing expected income and spending for a person, organization, or government
  576. #576
    kakaoka-ka-o
    a sweet chocolate drink (hot chocolate)
  577. #577
    tilføjetilføje
    to add or append something (e.g., information, an item, or an amount)
  578. #578
    rygeryge
    to smoke (a cigarette or other substance) or to give off smoke
  579. #579
    medlemmedlem
    a person who belongs to a group, organization, or club
  580. #580
    aktivitetaktivitet
    An action, event, or task; something people do for work, leisure, or organization.
  581. #581
    slagsslags
    a kind or sort
  582. #582
    midtbyenmidtbyen
    the city centre; the central area of a town or city
  583. #583
    lydelyde
    sound; noise.
  584. #584
    frisørfri-sør
    a person who cuts, styles, and treats hair (hairdresser)
  585. #585
    anbefaleanbefale
    to recommend; to suggest something or someone as good or suitable
  586. #586
    tilfredstilfreds
    satisfied; content; pleased
  587. #587
    vistvist
    probably; apparently
  588. #588
    obligatoriskobligatorisk
    required by rule, law, or necessity; mandatory
  589. #589
    ligegladligeglad
    not caring; indifferent or unconcerned about something or someone.
  590. #590
    loveloh-vuh
    to promise
  591. #591
    sikkerhedsikkerhed
    safety; the state of being protected from danger or risk
  592. #592
    risikorisiko
    the chance of harm, loss, or a negative outcome
  593. #593
    stoltstolt
    proud (feeling pleased or dignified about someone or something)
  594. #594
    opmærksomhedopmærksomhed
    attention; the act of paying attention or the state of being noticed or aware
  595. #595
    arrangerearrangere
    to arrange or organize; to set up (events, meetings, items)
  596. #596
    stemningstemning
    the mood or atmosphere in a place or among people
  597. #597
    hyttehytte
    a small house or cabin, often used for holidays or as a simple rural shelter
  598. #598
    hudhud
    skin; the outer layer covering a person or animal
  599. #599
    udendørsudendørs
    outside; outdoors
  600. #600
    tabtab
    a loss or defeat (money, a game, data, opportunity)
  601. #601
    elektroniskelektronisk
    Relating to or operated by electronics or digital devices
  602. #602
    stegsteg
    to fry or roast (cook food in hot fat, oil, or in an oven)
  603. #603
    flertalflertal
    majority (more than half; the larger part of a group)
  604. #604
    antageantage
    to suppose or assume (think something is true without proof)
  605. #605
    rigrig
    rich; wealthy or abundant
  606. #606
    skilleskille
    to separate or divide; to distinguish between things.
  607. #607
    fjernfjern
    physically distant; far away
  608. #608
    bæltebelte
    a belt (a band worn around the waist to hold up clothing or carry items)
  609. #609
    hektiskhektisk
    Very busy, chaotic, or full of intense, hurried activity
  610. #610
    stakkelsstakkels
    Used to express sympathy or pity for someone or something (poor, unfortunate, pitiful).
  611. #611
    flueflu-uh
    a fly (the small flying insect)
  612. #612
    hithit
    toward this place; here
  613. #613
    undervejsundervejs
    en route; traveling toward a destination
  614. #614
    vækkevække
    to wake someone from sleep
  615. #615
    overskriftoverskrift
    a headline or title (for an article, section, or document)
  616. #616
    kløklø
    to itch; to scratch (skin)
  617. #617
    glatteglatte
    smooth (surface without bumps or roughness)
  618. #618
    postbudpostbud
    mail carrier; person who delivers mail
  619. #619
    advokatadvokat
    a lawyer; a legal professional who gives legal advice and represents clients
  620. #620
    kokkok
    a person who cooks food professionally; a cook or chef
  621. #621
    tjenertjener
    a waiter or server (person who serves food and drinks in a restaurant)
  622. #622
    arkitektarkitekt
    A professional who designs buildings and plans construction projects.
  623. #623
    nylignylig
    recent (happening not long ago)
  624. #624
    hyppighyppig
    occurring often; frequent
  625. #625
    barberebarbere
    to shave (remove hair from the skin)
  626. #626
    insektinsekt
    an insect; a small six‑legged arthropod
  627. #627
    offeroffer
    a person who is harmed, injured, or killed; a victim
  628. #628
    smartsmart
    stylish, fashionable, or clever
  629. #629
    blandtblandt
    among; in or surrounded by a group or collection
  630. #630
    øvelseøvelse
    a practice session or rehearsal; a training activity
  631. #631
    lektierlektier
    homework; assignments given by teachers to be done at home
  632. #632
    dokumentdokument
    a written or electronic record; a document
  633. #633
    krævekræve
    to demand (ask for something forcefully or insistently)
  634. #634
    systemsystem
    An organized set of parts or procedures that work together; a method or structure.
  635. #635
    ordreordre
    an instruction or command
  636. #636
    kategorikategori
    a class or division used to group things with shared characteristics
  637. #637
    beskrivelsebeskrivelse
    a description; an account of something's features or details.
  638. #638
    konstruktionkonstruktion
    a physical structure or thing that has been built; a building or engineered structure
  639. #639
    bevisbevis
    proof or evidence that shows something is true
  640. #640
    successucces
    a successful outcome or achievement
  641. #641
    håndledhonled
    wrist (the joint between the hand and forearm)
  642. #642
    retfærdigretfærdig
    fair; acting with justice or impartiality
  643. #643
    kollegakollega
    a coworker; someone you work with
  644. #644
    kvarterkvarter
    a quarter of an hour (15 minutes)
  645. #645
    tastetaste
    to press a key or keys on a keyboard or device; to type or enter data
  646. #646
    stedbrorstedbror
    a male sibling by marriage; a stepbrother
  647. #647
    irritereirritere
    to irritate; to annoy.
  648. #648
    svømmehalsvømmehal
    a public indoor swimming pool or swimming complex
  649. #649
    smuttesmutte
    to leave quickly or briefly; to slip away
  650. #650
    yndlingsretyndlingsret
    a person's favorite dish or meal
  651. #651
    opladeroplader
    a device used to charge batteries or electronic devices
  652. #652
    benzintankbenzintank
    the tank that holds petrol/gasoline (fuel), typically in a vehicle
  653. #653
    fiskehandlerfiskehandler
    a person who sells fish
  654. #654
    entusiastiskentusiastisk
    enthusiastic; showing strong interest or excitement
  655. #655
    ambitiøsambitiøs
    Having ambition; wanting to achieve a lot or succeed
  656. #656
    vittighedvit-ti-hed
    a joke or witty remark intended to make people laugh
  657. #657
    forudsigeligforudsigelig
    predictable; behaving or happening in a way you can expect
  658. #658
    underholdendeunderholdende
    entertaining; amusing
  659. #659
    pudsepudse
    to polish or make something shine (e.g., shoes, silver)
  660. #660
    snorkesnorke
    to make loud breathing noises while sleeping; to snore
  661. #661
    bæredygtigbeh-reh-dyoo-tig
    Able to be maintained long-term without depleting resources or causing lasting harm; sustainable.
  662. #662
    eksotiskeksotisk
    Unusual or striking because it comes from a foreign or distant place; relating to foreign or tropical regions
  663. #663
    fascinerefah-see-NEH-re
    to fascinate; to cause someone to be very interested or attracted
  664. #664
    individuelindividuel
    Relating to or intended for a single person rather than a group.
  665. #665
    unikuˈniːk
    unique; one of a kind
  666. #666
    autentiskautentisk
    Genuine or real; true to what it claims or appears to be.
  667. #667
    komikerkomiker
    a person who performs comedy; a comedian
  668. #668
    streamestreame
    to broadcast or play audio or video over the internet (live or on demand)
  669. #669
    abonnementabonnement
    a subscription or regular paid membership for a service, magazine, or similar
  670. #670
    fyrfyr
    a man; a guy (informal)
  671. #671
    udsætteudsætte
    to postpone or delay
  672. #672
    arbejde overarbejde over
    to work overtime (to work beyond scheduled hours)
  673. #673
    skræmmeskræmme
    to frighten or cause someone to feel fear
  674. #674
    bænkbænk
    a long seat for several people, typically found in parks or public places
  675. #675
    folkeskolefolkeskole
    public primary and lower-secondary school (compulsory education for children)
  676. #676
    medhjælpermedhjælper
    assistant or helper (a person who helps someone)
  677. #677
    overleveoverleve
    to survive (remain alive after an accident, illness, or danger)
  678. #678
    kreativkreativ
    creative; having original ideas or imagination
  679. #679
    vinkevinke
    to move the hand to greet, say goodbye, or signal
  680. #680
    rutsjebanerutsjebane
    A playground slide for children to slide down
  681. #681
    hamsterhamster
    a small rodent commonly kept as a pet
  682. #682
    ferskenfersken
    a peach (the fruit)
  683. #683
    druedruə
    grape (the small round fruit, eaten fresh or used for wine)
  684. #684
    solopgangsolopgang
    the time when the sun rises; sunrise
  685. #685
    diskussiondis-koo-syon
    a conversation or debate where people exchange ideas or argue about a topic
  686. #686
    reagerereagere
    to react or respond to something
  687. #687
    tematema
    a theme or topic
  688. #688
    indadvendtindadvendt
    introverted; quiet or reserved in social situations
  689. #689
    kommunikerekommunikere
    to communicate; to exchange or convey information
  690. #690
    hvepsveps
    a wasp (a flying, stinging insect)
  691. #691
    patientpa-sjen
    a person receiving medical care or treatment
  692. #692
    afslappendeafslappende
    causing or providing relaxation; calming
  693. #693
    genbrugegenbruge
    to reuse or recycle something so it can be used again
  694. #694
    mytemy-te
    a traditional story or legend, often about gods, heroes, or origins
  695. #695
    optimistiskoptimistisk
    having a positive or hopeful attitude; expecting good outcomes
  696. #696
    regelmæssigregelmæssig
    happening at regular intervals; consistent in timing or pattern
  697. #697
    fredeligfredelig
    peaceful; calm, not violent or disturbed
  698. #698
    alarmalarm
    A device or signal that warns of danger, fire, intruders, or notifies at a set time
  699. #699
    truendetruende
    threatening; seeming likely to cause harm or danger
  700. #700
    cirkelcirkel
    a round shape or outline
  701. #701
    krydderikrydderi
    a spice or seasoning used to flavor food
  702. #702
    ansættean-sæt-te
    to hire or employ someone; to appoint someone to a job or position
  703. #703
    bidragebidrage
    to contribute (money, effort, ideas) to a shared goal or cause
  704. #704
    bringebringe
    to carry or take something/someone to a place or person
  705. #705
    bevægebevæge
    to cause something or someone to change position; to move physically
  706. #706
    begivenhedbe-gi-ven-hed
    an event or occurrence; an organized or notable happening
  707. #707
    misundeligmisundelig
    feeling envy or resentment toward someone else's possessions, qualities, or advantages
  708. #708
    ledled
    a joint or segment (part of the body, a chain, or a series)
  709. #709
    skadeskah-deh
    to harm, injure, or damage
  710. #710
    modtagelsemodtagelse
    the act or process of receiving something (e.g., mail, signals, people)
  711. #711
    snublesnuble
    to trip or stumble physically (lose balance after catching the foot)
  712. #712
    brække afbrække af
    to break off (separate a piece by breaking)
  713. #713
    væltevel-tuh
    to knock over or overturn something (cause it to fall)
  714. #714
    slapslap
    Not tight or firm; loose, limp, or lacking strength or energy.
  715. #715
    påpegepoh-PEH-uh
    to point out or call attention to something
  716. #716
    risikererisikere
    to risk; to expose to the possibility of loss, harm, or an undesirable outcome
  717. #717
    forlængeforlænge
    to make something longer in space or time; to extend.
  718. #718
    nålnål
    a small pointed implement used for sewing or fastening fabric
  719. #719
    protestereprotestere
    to express objection or opposition publicly; to take part in a protest or demonstration
  720. #720
    inderstinderst
    innermost; at the most interior or deepest position
  721. #721
    papirlommetørklædepapirlommetørklæde
    a disposable paper handkerchief; tissue
  722. #722
    spejlægspejlæg
    a fried egg (cooked on one side, sunny-side up)
  723. #723
    stakstak
    a stack or pile of things (papers, wood, etc.)
  724. #724
    udstillingood-stil-ing
    an exhibition or display (usually of art, objects, or themed items)
  725. #725
    døgndøgn
    a 24-hour period (day and night)
  726. #726
    omtaleomtale
    to mention or refer to someone or something
  727. #727
    egenskabegenskab
    a quality, characteristic, or property of a person, thing, or concept
  728. #728
    styrkestyrke
    to make stronger or increase the intensity/force of something
  729. #729
    duftduft
    a smell or fragrance
  730. #730
    bladblad
    a leaf (on a plant or tree)
  731. #731
    buketbuket
    a bunch of cut flowers arranged together
  732. #732
    opvarmningopvarmning
    the act or system of heating (making something warm, e.g., a room or building)
  733. #733
    printeprinte
    to produce a paper copy from a computer or printer
  734. #734
    varevah-re
    a product, item, or good (for sale)
  735. #735
    helligdaghelligdag
    a public or religious holiday; a day when many people have the day off
  736. #736
    lastbillastbil
    a truck; a large vehicle used to transport goods
  737. #737
    gummibåndgummibånd
    a loop of elastic used to hold things together; a rubber band
  738. #738
    kostkost
    a broom (tool for sweeping)
  739. #739
    digtdigt
    a poem
  740. #740
    strafstraf
    punishment or penalty for wrongdoing or breaking rules
  741. #741
    hviskehviske
    to whisper; to speak very quietly
  742. #742
    forkortelseforkortelse
    an abbreviation or shortened form of a word or phrase
  743. #743
    fysikfysik
    the science of matter, energy, and their interactions; the school subject physics
  744. #744
    initiativinitiativ
    a project, proposal, or action started to achieve something
  745. #745
    heppeheppe
    to cheer on or root for (support someone or a team vocally)
  746. #746
    scannescanne
    To digitize a physical document or image using a scanner or scanning device
  747. #747
    annullereannullere
    to cancel or make something invalid
  748. #748
    traditiontradition
    A custom or practice passed down within a group, community, or society.
  749. #749
    nutidignutidig
    belonging to the present time; contemporary
  750. #750
    udfoldeud-fol-de
    to unfold or open something physically
  751. #751
    terapiterapi
    treatment to heal or relieve a physical or mental condition, often involving counseling or medical methods
  752. #752
    lindrelindre
    to make pain, suffering, or a problem less severe; to alleviate or relieve
  753. #753
    delikatdelikat
    pleasant in taste; tasty, delicious
  754. #754
    overtrækkeovertrække
    to cover or coat something (put a cover on or apply a coating)
  755. #755
    angribeangribe
    to attack (physically or verbally)
  756. #756
    matchematche
    to pair or connect two people or things
  757. #757
    kravkrav
    a demand, requirement, or claim
  758. #758
    turneringturnering
    a tournament; an organized competition between players or teams
  759. #759
    parkerepar-ke-re
    to park (a vehicle)
  760. #760
    overtageovertage
    to take over or assume control, responsibility, or ownership of something
  761. #761
    domineredominere
    to have control over or be more powerful than someone or something
  762. #762
    stilstil
    style; a way of doing or expressing something
  763. #763
    badekåbebadekåbe
    a bathrobe; a robe worn after bathing or showering
  764. #764
    tilbehørtilbehør
    An accessory or additional item used with something
  765. #765
    rygningrygning
    the act or habit of smoking (tobacco)
  766. #766
    firkantfirkant
    a square (the geometric shape or a square object)
  767. #767
    boksboks
    a box or container for holding or storing things
  768. #768
    klodsetklodset
    clumsy; lacking coordination or grace
  769. #769
    planlægningplanlægning
    The act or process of planning; organizing or scheduling activities.
  770. #770
    scorescore
    to gain points or goals in a game, test, or competition
  771. #771
    cyklingsykling
    the activity or sport of riding a bicycle
  772. #772
    kernekerne
    the central or most important part of something
  773. #773
    vedhæftevedhæfte
    to attach or append something (often a file to an email)
  774. #774
    ingrediensingrediens
    a component used in a mixture, especially in cooking or recipes
  775. #775
    ryry
    reputation; what people think about someone or something
  776. #776
    krogkrog
    a small curved piece of metal or wood used for hanging or catching (a hook)
  777. #777
    gnistgnist
    a small hot particle produced by fire or by striking metal
  778. #778
    grebgreb
    a handle or part of an object made to be held
  779. #779
    overhaleoverhale
    to overtake or pass (e.g., a vehicle or person)
  780. #780
    slikkeslikke
    to lick (touch with the tongue)
  781. #781
    smøresmøre
    to spread or smear (butter, jam) or to grease
  782. #782
    klamklam
    unpleasantly damp or clammy (physically sweaty or humid)
  783. #783
    rederede
    a nest (e.g., a bird's nest)
  784. #784
    madrasmadras
    a mattress
  785. #785
    parkometerparkometer
    a parking meter (a device for paying for parking)
  786. #786
    massivmassiv
    Very large or powerful in size, extent, or effect.
  787. #787
    medaljemeh-dal-ye
    a medal (an award, usually a metal disc given for achievement)
  788. #788
    flydeflyde
    to float; to stay on the surface of a liquid
  789. #789
    forbrydefor-bry-de
    to commit a crime or serious wrongdoing
  790. #790
    garantigaranti
    a guarantee; an assurance (often from a seller or manufacturer) that a product or service will be repaired, replaced, or refunded under specified conditions
  791. #791
    ekspertekspert
    a person with special knowledge or skill in a particular subject or field.
  792. #792
    manualmanual
    a handbook or set of instructions for operating, assembling, or using a device, system, or software
  793. #793
    sorgsorg
    deep sadness or grief, especially after a loss
  794. #794
    sejrsejr
    a victory or win in a contest, battle, or competition
  795. #795
    tåreTOH-reh
    a drop of liquid from the eye (a tear)
  796. #796
    klumpklump
    a small, compact mass or chunk of something
  797. #797
    tordnetordne
    to make the sound of thunder (weather)
  798. #798
    mellemrummellemrum
    a space or gap between things or between characters/words
  799. #799
    mumlemumle
    to speak quietly and unclearly so words are hard to understand
  800. #800
    omkommeomkomme
    to die, especially in an accident, disaster, or violent event
  801. #801
    snuppesnuppe
    to take or grab quickly; colloquially to snap up (sometimes implying stealing)
  802. #802
    brisebrise
    a gentle wind; a light breeze.
  803. #803
    massagema-sa-zhuh
    a treatment of the body's soft tissues by rubbing, kneading, or pressing to relax muscles or relieve pain
  804. #804
    geografigeografi
    the study of Earth's places, landscapes, countries, climates, and how people interact with environments
  805. #805
    forhenværendeforhenværende
    former; previously holding a position or in a previous state
  806. #806
    modulmodul
    A self-contained unit or component that can be combined with others (in systems, hardware, furniture, etc.)
  807. #807
    pålægpålæg
    food (such as cold cuts, cheese, spreads) placed on bread or a sandwich
  808. #808
    skinkeskinke
    ham (pork meat, typically cured or smoked, used as a cold cut or for cooking)
  809. #809
    trusseltrussel
    a threat; someone or something that poses danger or harm.
  810. #810
    taxichaufførtaxichauffør
    a person who drives a taxi
  811. #811
    videnskabvidenskab
    science; systematic study or body of knowledge based on research and evidence
  812. #812
    indretteindrette
    to furnish or decorate the interior of a room or home
  813. #813
    købmandkøbmand
    a shopkeeper or merchant (person who runs or owns a shop)
  814. #814
    anvisninganvisning
    an instruction, direction, or guidance on how to do something
  815. #815
    skabelonskabelon
    a template or pattern used as a model for creating or arranging something
  816. #816
    dugdug
    a tablecloth (a cloth used to cover a table)
  817. #817
    klisterbåndklisterbånd
    adhesive tape; sticky tape used to stick things together
  818. #818
    solsikkesol-sikke
    sunflower (the plant or its flower)
  819. #819
    halsbrandhalsbrand
    a burning sensation in the chest caused by stomach acid (heartburn)
  820. #820
    karamelkaramel
    A sweet made from heated sugar; a candy or caramel sauce.
  821. #821
    hvilehvile
    to rest; relax or take a break
  822. #822
    afdelingafdeling
    a division, department, or section within an organization, company, store, or other group
  823. #823
    fællesskabfaellesskab
    a community or group of people who share something in common
  824. #824
    grundetgrundet
    due to; because of
  825. #825
    internationalinternational
    Involving or relating to more than one country
  826. #826
    afsnitafsnit
    a section or paragraph of a text or document
  827. #827
    undervisningundervisning
    the act or process of teaching or instruction
  828. #828
    respektererespektere
    to feel or show esteem, admiration, or consideration for someone or something
  829. #829
    serviceservice
    Help or assistance provided to customers by a company
  830. #830
    profilprofil
    A personal or online description or summary (e.g., account or résumé).
  831. #831
    udstyrood-styur
    equipment; tools, gear, or supplies used for a particular purpose
  832. #832
    forestillingforestilling
    a performance or show (theatre, concert, film screening)
  833. #833
    alternativalternativ
    Available as another option or choice
  834. #834
    albueal-boo-eh
    the joint between the upper arm and forearm; the elbow
  835. #835
    sømsøm
    a small metal spike used for fastening wood or other materials (a nail)
  836. #836
    blev vækblev væk
    to not show up / to stay away (someone fails to appear)
  837. #837
    imponereimponere
    to impress (cause admiration or respect in someone)
  838. #838
    gravidgravid
    pregnant
  839. #839
    ekstremekstrem
    very great in degree; far from moderate or usual
  840. #840
    skrigeskrige
    to scream or shout loudly
  841. #841
    alsidigal-see-dig
    Versatile; having many different skills, uses, or aspects
  842. #842
    gigantiskgi-gahn-tisk
    extremely large; enormous
  843. #843
    festligfestlig
    festive; relating to or suitable for a celebration
  844. #844
    fiktionfiktion
    fiction; stories or literature about imaginary events and characters (not factual)
  845. #845
    prutteprutte
    to pass gas (colloquial)
  846. #846
    frækfraek
    cheeky; impudent or slightly rude (often playful)
  847. #847
    tågettawget
    covered by fog; misty
  848. #848
    støjendestøjende
    making a lot of noise; loud
  849. #849
    klatreklatre
    to climb (move upward using hands and feet)
  850. #850
    dyrkedyrke
    to cultivate or grow plants/crops
  851. #851
    surfesurfe
    to browse the internet
  852. #852
    udlændingud-len-ding
    a person from another country; a foreigner
  853. #853
    primærprimær
    main; most important; primary
  854. #854
    normernormer
    Social rules or standards that guide how people in a group or society behave
  855. #855
    wienerbrødvee-ner-broed
    a Danish pastry (sweet laminated pastry)
  856. #856
    fodrefodre
    to give food to animals or people
  857. #857
    champignonsham-pee-yon
    an edible mushroom (the common button mushroom)
  858. #858
    hemmelighedhem-meh-lee-hed
    a secret; something kept hidden or unknown
  859. #859
    udseendeudseende
    the outward appearance or look of a person or thing
  860. #860
    hornhorn
    A hard, pointed growth on an animal's head (e.g., cow, goat).
  861. #861
    forskrækkeforskrække
    to frighten; to startle (someone)
  862. #862
    trøstetroeste
    to comfort or console someone; to make someone feel less sad or worried
  863. #863
    behageligbehagelig
    pleasant; giving a feeling of comfort or enjoyment
  864. #864
    aggressiva-gre-siv
    hostile or ready to attack or fight
  865. #865
    ejerlejlighedejerlejlighed
    an apartment owned by the occupant; a condominium
  866. #866
    opvaskopvask
    the dishes (dirty plates, cups, etc.)
  867. #867
    kunstneriskkunstnerisk
    Relating to art or artists; showing artistic skill or taste
  868. #868
    naivnaiv
    showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or good judgement; trusting easily
  869. #869
    børsteboerste
    to brush (use a brush on something or someone)
  870. #870
    uafgjortuafgjort
    Tied; a draw (about a game or score).
  871. #871
    statistikstatistik
    the study or field of statistics; numerical data analysis
  872. #872
    færgefehr-geh
    a ferry; a boat that transports people, vehicles, or goods across water
  873. #873
    filfil
    a digital file stored on a computer or device (document, image, program)
  874. #874
    spiseligspi-seh-lig
    edible; safe or suitable to eat
  875. #875
    kvikkvik
    quick; moving or happening fast
  876. #876
    undværeundvære
    to do without; to be able to manage without someone or something
  877. #877
    økonomiskøkonomisk
    relating to the economy or to finances
  878. #878
    feltfelt
    an open area of land (e.g., a field, meadow, or battlefield)
  879. #879
    planteplante
    a plant (a living organism such as a flower, tree, or houseplant)
  880. #880
    rørrør
    a tube or pipe (a hollow cylinder used to carry liquids, gases, or wiring)
  881. #881
    humorhumor
    a person's sense of humor; the ability to find or express what is funny
  882. #882
    propprop
    a plug or stopper used to close an opening
  883. #883
    vingevinge
    a wing (part of a bird, insect, airplane, or building)
  884. #884
    legitimle-gi-TIM
    Lawful or officially valid
  885. #885
    tilmeldetilmelde
    to sign up or register (oneself or someone) for an event, course, service, etc.
  886. #886
    gramatikgrammatik
    the system of rules that governs a language (grammar)
  887. #887
    økologiskøkologisk
    Relating to ecology or to organic production; produced without synthetic pesticides or artificial fertilizers.
  888. #888
    udgifterudgifter
    costs or expenses (money spent)
  889. #889
    grødgrød
    a thick cooked cereal or similar dish made from grain, milk, or water (porridge)
  890. #890
    sprøjtesprøjte
    to spray or squirt liquid (e.g., water, paint)
  891. #891
    kedelkeh-del
    a container for boiling water; a kettle or boiler
  892. #892
    lettelselettelse
    relief; easing or reduction of pain, worry, or burden
  893. #893
    panikpanik
    a sudden, intense feeling of fear or anxiety; panic
  894. #894
    bestikbestik
    a set of eating utensils (knives, forks and spoons); cutlery
  895. #895
    bønnebønne
    an edible bean; the seed of legume plants (e.g., garden or coffee beans)
  896. #896
    balancebalance
    the state of being steady or in equilibrium; stability
  897. #897
    transportmiddeltransportmiddel
    a means of transport; a vehicle or method used to carry people or goods
  898. #898
    lommepengelommepenge
    money given for small personal expenses; pocket money or allowance
  899. #899
    rumlerumle
    to make a low, continuous, rolling sound; to rumble
  900. #900
    usammenhængendeusammenhængende
    Not clear or logical; lacking coherence between parts
  901. #901
    slimslim
    a slippery or sticky secretion; mucus or slime
  902. #902
    bibelbi-bel
    the Christian holy book (the Bible)
  903. #903
    faktorfaktor
    Something that contributes to a result or outcome
  904. #904
    rygradrygrad
    the spine; the vertebral column
  905. #905
    tømmertømmer
    to remove the contents of something; to make something empty
  906. #906
    ventilven-TEEL
    a device that controls or regulates the flow of liquids or gases (a valve)
  907. #907
    modermærkemodermærke
    a small pigmented spot or birthmark on the skin (a mole)
  908. #908
    omsætningomsætning
    The total value of goods or services sold by a company; sales revenue.
  909. #909
    udslætudslæt
    a skin rash
  910. #910
    tændvæsketændvæske
    A flammable liquid used to help start fires (e.g., for lighters, charcoal, or barbecues).
  911. #911
    marsvinmarsvin
    a small domesticated rodent kept as a pet (guinea pig)
  912. #912
    plaskeplas-ke
    to splash (cause liquid to fly or strike)
  913. #913
    dansedanse
    to dance
  914. #914
    totaltotal
    Complete; whole; absolute
  915. #915
    italienitalien
    the country of Italy
  916. #916
    europaeuropa
    The continent of Europe; the region made up of European countries.
  917. #917
    chanceshan-se
    an opportunity to do something
  918. #918
    emneem-neh
    A topic, subject, or theme (what is discussed or studied)
  919. #919
    simpelsimpel
    Not complicated; easy or basic
  920. #920
    inspirerendeinspirerende
    Inspiring; causing motivation, enthusiasm, or creative ideas
  921. #921
    tjekkettjekket
    stylish or fashionable (informal 'cool')
  922. #922
    bibi
    a bee (the flying insect that pollinates and can sting)
  923. #923
    sommerfuglsommerfugl
    butterfly (the flying insect)
  924. #924
    frøfrø
    a frog (the amphibian)
  925. #925
    standsestandse
    to stop (something) or to come to a stop, bring to a halt or cease moving or operating.
  926. #926
    fejrefay-re
    to celebrate (an event, person, or occasion)
  927. #927
    jalouxya-loo
    Feeling envious or possessive about someone's attention or a relationship
  928. #928
    dåsedaw-se
    a small metal or tin container; a can
  929. #929
    parcelhusparselhus
    a detached single-family house (typically a suburban house)
  930. #930
    højtalerhøjtaler
    a loudspeaker; a device that produces or amplifies sound
  931. #931
    henvende sighenvende sig
    to turn to or contact someone for help, information, or to raise an issue
  932. #932
    ingefæringefær
    Ginger (the root used as a spice or for flavoring)
  933. #933
    høre tilhøre til
    to belong to; to be a member or part of something (including ownership)
  934. #934
    jublejuble
    to express joy or cheer, often loudly (to rejoice or cheer)
  935. #935
    tennisbanetennisbane
    a tennis court (the marked area where tennis is played)
  936. #936
    slædeslæde
    a sled or sleigh — a vehicle with runners for sliding on snow
  937. #937
    makkermakker
    an informal partner or buddy (teammate, colleague, or friend)
  938. #938
    overblikoh-ver-bleek
    an overview; a clear, big-picture view or understanding of a situation
  939. #939
    smadresmadre
    to smash or destroy (physically or figuratively)
  940. #940
    blækblæk
    ink (liquid used for writing, printing, or drawing)
  941. #941
    syltetøjsyltetøj
    jam or fruit preserves
  942. #942
    joggingbukseryoh-ging-buk-ser
    a pair of casual trousers for exercise or relaxing (jogging pants, sweatpants)
  943. #943
    spinatspinat
    spinach (leafy green vegetable)
  944. #944
    ærindeærinde
    a short task or errand; something you need to do
  945. #945
    engelengel
    a spiritual or celestial being, often depicted with wings
  946. #946
    ordblindordblind
    a person who has dyslexia; dyslexic
  947. #947
    umuligumulig
    not possible; impossible
  948. #948
    hollandskehollandske
    Relating to the Netherlands (its people, language, or culture)
  949. #949
    spanienspanien
    Spain (the country in southwestern Europe)
  950. #950
    svogersvoger
    brother-in-law; the husband of your sibling or the brother of your spouse.
  951. #951
    konsulentkonsulent
    a professional who gives expert advice or services in a specific area
  952. #952
    skobutikskobutik
    a shop that sells shoes
  953. #953
    tøjbutiktoejbutik
    a shop that sells clothes
  954. #954
    slide påslide på
    to wear down or wear out by friction or repeated use; to take a physical or mental toll
  955. #955
    majsmajs
    corn (maize) — the plant or its kernels used as food
  956. #956
    kongeligkongelig
    royal; relating to a king, queen, or the monarchy
  957. #957
    skurskur
    a small shed or outbuilding (for storage or work)
  958. #958
    elel
    electricity; electric power
  959. #959
    cykelstisykelsti
    a path or lane designated for bicycles
  960. #960
    kartoffelmoskartoffelmos
    mashed potatoes
  961. #961
    appetitappetit
    Desire to eat; feeling of hunger
  962. #962
    fagligfaglig
    Relating to a profession or someone's professional skills
  963. #963
    balladeballade
    a disturbance, trouble, or commotion; a problem or quarrel
  964. #964
    udbrydeood-BREE-deh
    to say something suddenly and loudly; to exclaim
  965. #965
    bidragbidrag
    a contribution or donation (money, effort, or a written piece) given to support or add to something
  966. #966
    forskningforskning
    research; systematic study to discover or develop knowledge
  967. #967
    reolreol
    a shelving unit or bookshelf for storing books or other items
  968. #968
    videnviden
    knowledge; information or understanding about a subject
  969. #969
    svinekoteletsvinekotelet
    a pork chop
  970. #970
    lydboglydbog
    an audiobook (a recorded spoken version of a book)
  971. #971
    kommentatorkommentator
    a person who gives spoken or written commentary or analysis (e.g., in media or at events)
  972. #972
    gennembrudgennembrud
    a significant or sudden advance, discovery, or achievement
  973. #973
    bøvsebøvse
    to burp; to expel gas audibly from the stomach through the mouth
  974. #974
    soldatsoldat
    a soldier; a person serving in the armed forces
  975. #975
    lovliglovlig
    legal; permitted by law
  976. #976
    slotslot
    a castle or palace; a large historic fortified or stately residence
  977. #977
    husdyrhusdyr
    A domesticated animal kept by humans (e.g., livestock or a pet)
  978. #978
    rævræv
    a fox (a small to medium wild mammal with a bushy tail)
  979. #979
    fundamentfundament
    the physical foundation or base of a building or structure
  980. #980
    enhjørningenhjørning
    a mythical horse-like creature with a single horn on its forehead
  981. #981
    mængdeMENG-eh
    amount or quantity of something
  982. #982
    fødeføde
    to give birth (of a person or animal)
  983. #983
    informereinformere
    to inform; to give someone information or notify them
  984. #984
    institutinstitut
    an institute; an organization for research, education, or specialized services
  985. #985
    bøfbøf
    a piece of beef; a steak or cooked beef patty
  986. #986
    importereimportere
    to bring goods or services into a country from abroad, usually for sale or use
  987. #987
    effekteffekt
    a result, consequence, or impact
  988. #988
    altanaltan
    a balcony; an outdoor platform attached to a building
  989. #989
    tungetunge
    tongue (the muscular organ in the mouth)
  990. #990
    hjemløsyemløs
    Without a home; homeless
  991. #991
    studiekammeratstudiekammerat
    A person you study with; a study partner.
  992. #992
    kælenavnkeh-leh-navn
    an affectionate nickname or term of endearment
  993. #993
    fotograffotograf
    a person who takes photographs
  994. #994
    økonomoekonom
    an economist (a person who studies or works in the field of economics).
  995. #995
    forskerforsker
    a person who does scientific or academic research
  996. #996
    chattechatte
    to talk informally, often online or by message
  997. #997
    cirkuscirkus
    a circus; a show with performers such as clowns, acrobats, and sometimes animals
  998. #998
    koffeinkoffein
    caffeine — a stimulant chemical found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, and some medicines
  999. #999
    ømøm
    physically sore or tender to the touch; aching after use or injury
  1000. #1000
    brillebutikbrillebutik
    a shop that sells eyeglasses (optician's shop)
  1001. #1001
    cykelhandlercykelhandler
    a person or shop that sells (and often repairs) bicycles
  1002. #1002
    pasningsordningpasningsordning
    a childcare arrangement or scheme
  1003. #1003
    omgivelseomgivelse
    the surroundings or environment around a person, place, or thing
  1004. #1004
    beigebeige
    a light brownish-yellow color
  1005. #1005
    kaotiskkaotisk
    chaotic; very disordered or confused
  1006. #1006
    manuskriptmanuskript
    a written document or draft, especially the original text of a book, article, or script
  1007. #1007
    lyshåretlyshåret
    having light-coloured hair (fair or blond)
  1008. #1008
    humanitærhumanitær
    Concerned with promoting human welfare or providing aid to people in need
  1009. #1009
    udvandringudvandring
    emigration; the act of leaving one’s country to settle in another
  1010. #1010
    autostolautostol
    a child car seat used to secure a baby or child in a car
  1011. #1011
    tangtang
    seaweed; marine algae (often found on shores or used as food)
  1012. #1012
    kalkunkalkun
    a large bird commonly raised and eaten; a turkey.
  1013. #1013
    flagermusflagermus
    a bat (the flying nocturnal mammal)
  1014. #1014
    ananasananas
    pineapple (the tropical fruit)
  1015. #1015
    muskuløsmuskuløs
    having well-developed muscles; muscular
  1016. #1016
    pølsevognpølsevogn
    a mobile stall or cart that sells hot dogs/sausages
  1017. #1017
    intervieweinterviewe
    to interview someone; ask questions to get information
  1018. #1018
    grådiggrådig
    Greedy; wanting more than one needs (money, food, power).
  1019. #1019
    motivationmotivation
    the drive, reason, or incentive that makes someone act or try to achieve something
  1020. #1020
    fokuserefokusere
    to concentrate attention or effort on something
  1021. #1021
    kajkaj
    a platform at the water's edge where ships load, unload, or moor; a quay or pier
  1022. #1022
    ulempeulempe
    a disadvantage or drawback
  1023. #1023
    tiltrækketiltrække
    to attract or draw interest, attention, or people
  1024. #1024
    ruderoo-deh
    a pane of glass in a window, door, or vehicle
  1025. #1025
    kvadratmeterkvadratmeter
    a unit of area equal to a square one meter on each side (square meter)
  1026. #1026
    forfængeligforfaengelig
    vain; overly concerned with one's appearance or reputation
  1027. #1027
    ovaloval
    Shaped like an egg or ellipse; not perfectly round
  1028. #1028
    hestehalehestehale
    a ponytail (a hairstyle where hair is gathered and tied at the back of the head)
  1029. #1029
    redskabredskab
    A physical tool or implement used to do work
  1030. #1030
    tilskuertilskuer
    a spectator; a person who watches an event, game, or performance.
  1031. #1031
    spontanspontan
    acting on impulse; not planned or prearranged
  1032. #1032
    stadie/stadiumstadie / stadium
    a stage or phase in a process, development, or illness
  1033. #1033
    sportsgrensportsgren
    a sport; a specific sporting discipline
  1034. #1034
    fyrværkerifyrvaerkeri
    fireworks (pyrotechnic devices or displays used at celebrations)
  1035. #1035
    kørestolkørestol
    wheelchair
  1036. #1036
    bulebule
    A dent or hollow in a surface caused by an impact
  1037. #1037
    lyskrydslyskryds
    an intersection controlled by traffic lights
  1038. #1038
    orlovorlov
    a period of authorized time away from work or duty
  1039. #1039
    stingsting
    A sudden, sharp pain or a small puncture wound (e.g., from a needle, insect, or a side stitch)
  1040. #1040
    kaffekandekaffekande
    a pot or carafe used to brew or serve coffee
  1041. #1041
    perleperle
    A small round lustrous bead used in jewelry; a natural pearl or a manufactured bead.
  1042. #1042
    uforståeliguforstaaelig
    difficult or impossible to understand
  1043. #1043
    arrangørarrangør
    a person or organization that plans and runs events or activities
  1044. #1044
    fortænderfortænder
    incisors (the front teeth)
  1045. #1045
    tandbøjletandbøjle
    a dental brace or orthodontic appliance used to straighten teeth
  1046. #1046
    mishandlemishandle
    to abuse or treat a person or animal cruelly
  1047. #1047
    rimrim
    a rhyme; a short line or pattern of repeated sounds used in poetry or songs
  1048. #1048
    fænomenfænomen
    An observable event or occurrence, especially in nature or science
  1049. #1049
    skovlskovl
    a tool with a broad blade and handle for digging or moving loose material (a shovel)
  1050. #1050
    udsagnudsagn
    a statement or assertion
  1051. #1051
    attraktivattraktiv
    pleasing or appealing in appearance or personality
  1052. #1052
    tabeltabel
    a chart or grid of rows and columns used to display data or organized information.
  1053. #1053
    mørbradmørbrad
    tenderloin — a long, very tender cut of meat from near the backbone (used for pork or beef)
  1054. #1054
    påskepoh-skeh
    The Christian holiday Easter and the period of celebration or holiday around it
  1055. #1055
    heksheks
    a woman believed to have magical powers; a witch
  1056. #1056
    muddermudder
    wet, soft earth; mud
  1057. #1057
    reformreform
    a change or set of changes intended to improve a system, law, organization, or practice
  1058. #1058
    vellønnetvellønnet
    well-paid; receiving a good salary or pay
  1059. #1059
    tøvetøve
    to hesitate
  1060. #1060
    analytiskanalytisk
    analytical; using careful, logical examination
  1061. #1061
    optagelsesprøveoptagelsesprøve
    an entrance exam or admission test for a school, program, or course
  1062. #1062
    fondfond
    a pool of money managed or invested for a specific financial purpose (e.g., investment or pension fund)
  1063. #1063
    årgangaargang
    the year something was produced; a vintage (e.g., wine, crops)
  1064. #1064
    instrumentinstrument
    a device that is played or used to produce musical sounds
  1065. #1065
    strygestryge
    to iron clothes or fabric
  1066. #1066
    defineredefinere
    to state or explain the exact meaning of something
  1067. #1067
    bryggebrygge
    to brew (make beer, coffee, tea)
  1068. #1068
    sirligsirlig
    neat, tidy, and attractively arranged
  1069. #1069
    evakuereevakuere
    to remove people or animals from a place of danger; to make someone leave an unsafe area
  1070. #1070
    kapselkapsel
    A small sealed container or pod (e.g., medicine tablet or coffee pod)
  1071. #1071
    klarhedklarhed
    clarity or clearness (of thought, expression, appearance, or situation)
  1072. #1072
    årstalaarstal
    the year expressed as a number (a calendar year)
  1073. #1073
    arbejdsfordelingarbejdsfordeling
    The distribution or allocation of work/tasks among people or groups
  1074. #1074
    huggehugge
    to chop or hack (cut with repeated strikes, e.g., wood)
  1075. #1075
    penselPEN-sel
    a paintbrush
  1076. #1076
    uniformuniform
    a standardized outfit worn by members of an organization (e.g., military, police, school)
  1077. #1077
    piercingpiercing
    A piece of jewelry worn through a hole in the body (e.g., in the ear, nose, lip).
  1078. #1078
    pletplet
    A spot, stain, or small marked area on a surface; also a small location or patch
  1079. #1079
    dørkarmdørkarm
    the frame around a door; door frame
  1080. #1080
    tobaktobak
    tobacco (the plant or processed leaves used for smoking, chewing, or snuff)
  1081. #1081
    rynkerynke
    to form wrinkles or folds; to furrow (e.g., skin, fabric, or a brow)
  1082. #1082
    spejderspejder
    a member of the Scouts (a youth scouting organization); a scout
  1083. #1083
    omvejom-vai
    a detour; a longer route taken to avoid something or to go around it
  1084. #1084
    katastrofekatastrofe
    a sudden event that causes great damage, loss, or suffering (a disaster)
  1085. #1085
    ruinroo-EEN
    The remains of a building or structure that has fallen into decay or been destroyed.
  1086. #1086
    snurresnurre
    to spin or twirl (rotate quickly)
  1087. #1087
    bomuldbomuld
    cotton (the fiber or fabric from the cotton plant)
  1088. #1088
    glemsomglemsom
    forgetful; tending to forget things
  1089. #1089
    medspillermedspiller
    a teammate; someone who plays or works with you on the same team
  1090. #1090
    bakspejlbakspejl
    rear-view mirror (the mirror in a vehicle that shows what is behind)
  1091. #1091
    duppeduppe
    to dab or pat lightly
  1092. #1092
    fakkelfakkel
    a handheld torch (a flaming stick or device used for light, ceremonies, or demonstrations)
  1093. #1093
    fortrydelsefortrydelse
    regret or remorse about something done or not done
  1094. #1094
    gådeˈɡoːðə
    a riddle or something puzzling/mysterious
  1095. #1095
    trillebørtrillebør
    a wheelbarrow
  1096. #1096
    karruselkarrusel
    An amusement-park ride with seats that move in a circle (merry-go-round).
  1097. #1097
    konvolutkonvolut
    an envelope (paper cover for a letter)
  1098. #1098
    pandehårpandehår
    hair that hangs over the forehead; bangs (fringe)
  1099. #1099
    soveposesovepose
    a sleeping bag
  1100. #1100
    dysterdyster
    gloomy; bleak; causing a sad or pessimistic mood
  1101. #1101
    lanternelanterne
    a portable light in a protective case used for illumination
  1102. #1102
    simresimre
    to cook gently at low heat so food is just below boiling
  1103. #1103
    intentionintention
    a plan, aim, or purpose behind an action
  1104. #1104
    terningterning
    a small cube with marked faces used in games; a die (singular of dice)
  1105. #1105
    fyldningfyldning
    material used to fill a space or cavity (for example inside food, cushions, or a tooth)
  1106. #1106
    kulsyrekulsyre
    The carbon dioxide (gas) dissolved in a drink; carbonation, making a drink fizzy
  1107. #1107
    formueformue
    wealth; a person's assets or net worth
  1108. #1108
    helikopterhelikopter
    a helicopter (an aircraft with rotating blades that can hover and land vertically)
  1109. #1109
    kropsbygningkropsbygning
    a person's body build or physique
  1110. #1110
    symbolsymbol
    A sign, mark, or object that stands for or represents an idea, concept, object, or relationship
  1111. #1111
    skikskik
    a custom or traditional practice
  1112. #1112
    lagenlagen
    a bed sheet; a sheet used as bedding
  1113. #1113
    hovedårsaghoh-ved-or-sahg
    the main cause or primary reason for something
  1114. #1114
    strædestræde
    a narrow street or alley
  1115. #1115
    kvælekvæle
    to kill or injure by preventing breathing (strangle, suffocate)
  1116. #1116
    globusglobus
    a spherical model of Earth; a globe
  1117. #1117
    bønbøn
    a prayer
  1118. #1118
    slæbeslæbe
    to pull or drag something, often with effort
  1119. #1119
    svajesvay-uh
    to sway; move slowly from side to side or back and forth
  1120. #1120
    efterfølgerefterfølger
    successor; a person or thing that comes after another in a job, role, position, or sequence
  1121. #1121
    farcefarse
    a comic play or skit with exaggerated, improbable situations
  1122. #1122
    krokodillekrokodille
    a large carnivorous reptile (crocodile)
  1123. #1123
    nynnenynne
    to hum (sing a tune quietly, often with closed mouth)
  1124. #1124
    glitreglitre
    to sparkle or shine with small bright flashes
  1125. #1125
    adlydeadlyde
    to obey; to follow orders, rules, or commands
  1126. #1126
    eftersyneftersyn
    An inspection or check (e.g., of a vehicle, machine, or system).
  1127. #1127
    forskriftforskrift
    an official regulation, rule, or prescribed instruction issued by an authority
  1128. #1128
    armhulearmhule
    the armpit (the hollow under the arm at the shoulder)
  1129. #1129
    universunivers
    the whole of space, time, matter, and energy; everything that exists
  1130. #1130
    agurkagurk
    a cucumber (the vegetable)
  1131. #1131
    bachelorgradbachelorgrad
    a bachelor's degree; an undergraduate academic degree awarded by a university or college
  1132. #1132
    biografibiografi
    a written account of a person's life
  1133. #1133
    computerspilcomputerspil
    a computer or video game
  1134. #1134
    fantasifantasi
    the mental ability to create images or ideas; imagination
  1135. #1135
    øreringørering
    a piece of jewelry worn on the ear
  1136. #1136
    spirespire
    to sprout; to begin growing from a seed
  1137. #1137
    risalamanderisalamande
    a Danish rice-pudding dessert mixed with whipped cream and chopped almonds, often served with cherry sauce at Christmas
  1138. #1138
    signaleresignalere
    to signal; to indicate or show something (by a gesture, light, or action)
  1139. #1139
    skadedyrskah-deh-dyur
    an animal or insect that causes damage or nuisance (a pest)
  1140. #1140
    spindespinde
    to spin (rotate) or to twist fibers into yarn
  1141. #1141
    bugtbugt
    a bay or coastal inlet
  1142. #1142
    mosemose
    a bog or marsh; wet, peaty ground
  1143. #1143
    drikkedunkdrikkedunk
    a reusable drinking bottle (water bottle)
  1144. #1144
    skræddersyskraeddersy
    to tailor or customize something to fit specific needs
  1145. #1145
    replikkerreplikker
    a short spoken or written reply or retort
  1146. #1146
    forbogstaverforbogstaver
    the first letter(s) of a word or name; initials
  1147. #1147
    aspargesas-par-ges
    asparagus (the vegetable)
  1148. #1148
    skorstenskorsten
    A vertical structure that vents smoke and gases from a fireplace, stove, or furnace
  1149. #1149
    polterabendpolterabend
    a party for the bride or groom before a wedding (bachelor/bachelorette party)
  1150. #1150
    ridseridse
    to make a scratch or a small nick on a surface
  1151. #1151
    tørresnortørresnor
    a clothesline; a line or cord used for hanging laundry to dry
  1152. #1152
    camperecampere
    to stay overnight in a tent, caravan, or similar; go camping
  1153. #1153
    anciennitetanciennitet
    seniority; length of service at a job used to determine rank, rights, or benefits
  1154. #1154
    diabetikerdiabetiker
    a person who has diabetes
  1155. #1155
    vagtvagt
    a guard or security person
  1156. #1156
    ønske sigønske sig
    to wish for something for oneself
  1157. #1157
    tage henTAH-geh hen
    to go to a place; to head over somewhere
  1158. #1158
    magasinmagasin
    a magazine (periodical)
  1159. #1159
    derudederude
    out there; in or at a place away from here, often outside
  1160. #1160
    hønehoene
    a female chicken; hen
  1161. #1161
    plejepleje
    to take care of someone or something (provide care, nursing)
  1162. #1162
    olieo-lee-uh
    A liquid fat used for cooking, lubrication, fuel, or as an ingredient.
  1163. #1163
    servereser-VEH-re
    to serve food or drink to someone
  1164. #1164
    beskyttelsebeskyttelse
    protection; the act, state, or thing that keeps someone or something safe from harm
  1165. #1165
    kraftkraft
    physical force or strength
  1166. #1166
    skøjteskøjte
    to skate (move on skates, usually on ice)
  1167. #1167
    vejledervejleder
    A person who advises or guides others (e.g., a guidance counselor or supervisor).
  1168. #1168
    blomsterhandlerblom-ster-han-ler
    a person who sells flowers and makes floral arrangements (a florist)
  1169. #1169
    boghandlerboh-han-ler
    a person who sells books (bookseller)
  1170. #1170
    legepladsleh-geh-plads
    a playground; an outdoor area with play equipment for children
  1171. #1171
    albumalbum
    a collection of audio recordings released together (music album)
  1172. #1172
    showshow
    A performance, entertainment program, or staged event (TV, live, etc.)
  1173. #1173
    tv-værtte-ve-vært
    a television host or presenter
  1174. #1174
    mediteremeditere
    to practice meditation (sit and focus to calm the mind)
  1175. #1175
    strejkestray-ke
    to go on strike; to refuse to work (typically by workers)
  1176. #1176
    vandrevandre
    to walk or travel on foot, often to wander or hike (can also be used for seasonal migration)
  1177. #1177
    pizzeriapizzeria
    a restaurant or takeaway that mainly sells pizza.
  1178. #1178
    lurlur
    a short sleep; a nap
  1179. #1179
    forlystelseforlystelse
    entertainment, amusement; something that gives enjoyment or diversion
  1180. #1180
    rotterotte
    a rat (small rodent); also used as an insulting term for a treacherous or despicable person
  1181. #1181
    blommeblomme
    a plum (the edible fruit)
  1182. #1182
    skidegodskidegod
    very good; excellent (colloquial intensifier)
  1183. #1183
    12-årig12-årig
    a 12-year-old person
  1184. #1184
    hegnhegn
    a fence or barrier that encloses or separates an area
  1185. #1185
    kursistkursist
    a person attending a course or training (course participant, trainee)
  1186. #1186
    tastaturtastatur
    a keyboard — a set of keys used for typing or playing music
  1187. #1187
    offensivoffensiv
    aggressive; attacking; proactive
  1188. #1188
    bippebippe
    to make a short electronic sound (a 'beep'), or to activate something by tapping/pressing so it beeps
  1189. #1189
    bonbon
    a receipt; a printed slip showing items bought and the price
  1190. #1190
    samvittighedsamvittighed
    the inner sense of right and wrong; conscience
  1191. #1191
    rejereh-ye
    a small shellfish (shrimp) commonly eaten as seafood
  1192. #1192
    tilkaldetil-kal-de
    to summon or call someone to come
  1193. #1193
    chokerechokere
    to shock; to cause someone strong surprise, upset, or distress
  1194. #1194
    hæshæs
    hoarse (having a rough or strained voice)
  1195. #1195
    flæskestegflaeskesteg
    a pork roast (typically with crispy crackling)
  1196. #1196
    nøgennøgen
    Not wearing clothes; naked.
  1197. #1197
    kanelkanel
    cinnamon (the spice, ground or in sticks)
  1198. #1198
    plakatplakat
    a poster or printed notice used for advertisement or display.
  1199. #1199
    bålbål
    an outdoor fire used for warmth, cooking, or celebration; a bonfire or campfire
  1200. #1200
    pyntetpyntet
    decorated; adorned; dressed up (made more attractive with ornaments or decorations)
  1201. #1201
    høsthøst
    harvest; the crops gathered or the season when crops are gathered
  1202. #1202
    kludklud
    a cloth or rag used for cleaning, wiping, or polishing
  1203. #1203
    illustrereillustrere
    to make something clear or show it using pictures, diagrams, or examples
  1204. #1204
    præcisionpræcision
    the quality of being exact or accurate
  1205. #1205
    skildringskil-dring
    a depiction, description, or portrayal of a person, scene, event, or situation
  1206. #1206
    diversediverse
    various; several; miscellaneous
  1207. #1207
    dejdai
    dough (mixture of flour and liquid used for baking)
  1208. #1208
    kommercielkom-mer-si-el
    relating to business or trade; intended to make a profit
  1209. #1209
    torsktorsk
    a cod (the fish)
  1210. #1210
    symmetrisksym-met-risk
    Having symmetry; balanced or identical on both (or multiple) sides
  1211. #1211
    jævnaldrendejævnaldrende
    of the same age
  1212. #1212
    trøsttroest
    comfort or consolation (emotional support)
  1213. #1213
    prespres
    pressure; force or influence applied to someone or something
  1214. #1214
    ensens
    one's own (indefinite possessive)
  1215. #1215
    sladresladre
    to gossip or spread rumors about someone
  1216. #1216
    tøjskabtoejskab
    a wardrobe or closet for storing clothes
  1217. #1217
    horisonthoh-ri-sont
    the line where the earth or sea appears to meet the sky; the farthest visible boundary
  1218. #1218
    falmetfalmet
    faded; having lost color or brightness
  1219. #1219
    sammenslutningsammenslutning
    an association, organization, or coalition of people or groups
  1220. #1220
    kølvandkølvand
    The disturbed water left behind a moving ship or boat
  1221. #1221
    besvimebesvime
    to faint; to lose consciousness
  1222. #1222
    frisurefri-syoo-re
    a hairstyle
  1223. #1223
    mæslingermæslinger
    measles — a contagious viral disease that causes fever and a red rash
  1224. #1224
    fluteflute
    a long, thin bread roll similar to a small baguette
  1225. #1225
    drivhusdrivhus
    a greenhouse; a glass building for growing plants
  1226. #1226
    afkørselafkørsel
    A motorway exit or off-ramp
  1227. #1227
    blegbleg
    Pale; lacking normal color, especially of the skin or face
  1228. #1228
    beordrebeordre
    to order or command (give an authoritative instruction), often in official or military contexts
  1229. #1229
    andel afandel af
    a part, share, or portion of something
  1230. #1230
    sugerørsugerør
    a thin tube used for drinking liquids
  1231. #1231
    svedigsvedig
    Covered in sweat; sweaty
  1232. #1232
    grådgraad
    crying; the act or sound of crying
  1233. #1233
    forhjulforhjul
    front wheel (of a vehicle, bicycle, or similar)
  1234. #1234
    løbebåndloebebaand
    a treadmill (exercise machine)
  1235. #1235
    armbåndarmbond
    a bracelet; a decorative band worn around the wrist
  1236. #1236
    smækkesmækə
    to slam (shut) something forcefully
  1237. #1237
    sidemandsee-deh-man
    a person sitting beside you
  1238. #1238
    skandaleskahn-DAH-luh
    A public event, action, or situation that causes outrage, shame, or disgrace (a scandal).
  1239. #1239
    statuesta-TOO-uh
    a three-dimensional sculpture, often of a person or animal, displayed as art or a monument.
  1240. #1240
    blegneblegne
    to turn pale (of a person, face, or expression)
  1241. #1241
    trimmetrimme
    to cut away small parts to neaten or shorten (hair, plants, edges)
  1242. #1242
    brændstofbrendstof
    fuel — a substance used to produce energy, especially for vehicles or engines
  1243. #1243
    arbejdskraftar-bayd-skaft
    the supply of workers; workforce or manpower
  1244. #1244
    æggebakkeEG-geh-bak-uh
    a carton or tray for holding and transporting eggs
  1245. #1245
    blaffeblaffe
    to hitchhike
  1246. #1246
    arkivarkiv
    a place or collection where records, documents, or files are stored and preserved
  1247. #1247
    skoldkopperskoldkopper
    chickenpox (the contagious viral disease)
  1248. #1248
    citronsee-TROHN
    a lemon (the citrus fruit)
  1249. #1249
    derindederinde
    inside; in there (located within something)
  1250. #1250
    produktionproduktion
    The process of making something or the amount made (industry, manufacturing, agriculture).
  1251. #1251
    skriftligskriftlig
    written; in writing (as opposed to spoken)
  1252. #1252
    servietser-vee-et
    a napkin (cloth or paper used at a meal)
  1253. #1253
    muskelmuskel
    a band or bundle of fibrous tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement or maintain posture
  1254. #1254
    flatterendeflatterende
    Praising someone to please them or gain favor
  1255. #1255
    fabrikfa-breek
    a factory; a building or site where goods are manufactured
  1256. #1256
    tiptip
    a small piece of advice or a helpful hint
  1257. #1257
    frikadellerfrikadeller
    Danish-style pan-fried meatballs or meat patties made from minced meat.
  1258. #1258
    håndtrykhåndtryk
    a handshake; the act of shaking hands
  1259. #1259
    værnepligtvaernepligt
    compulsory military service (conscription)
  1260. #1260
    spritsprit
    Alcohol (ethanol); can mean drinking spirits (liquor) or technical/rubbing/denatured alcohol
  1261. #1261
    formidabelformidabel
    very impressive; excellent
  1262. #1262
    platplat
    flat; level (a surface)
  1263. #1263
    gelégele
    a gelatin dessert or fruit-flavoured jelly
  1264. #1264
    ydmygydmyg
    humbly modest; not proud
  1265. #1265
    vuggevugge
    cradle; a small bed for a baby
  1266. #1266
    mimemee-muh
    to act out or imitate silently using gestures and facial expressions
  1267. #1267
    byggepladsbyggeplads
    a construction site
  1268. #1268
    fraskiltfraskilt
    divorced
  1269. #1269
    gigtgigt
    a medical condition causing pain, inflammation, or stiffness in the joints (rheumatism/arthritis/gout)
  1270. #1270
    brasilienbrasilien
    Brazil (the country in South America)
  1271. #1271
    kinakina
    China (the country)
  1272. #1272
    salsal
    A large room in a building used for events, meetings, or performances.
  1273. #1273
    grønthandlergrønthandler
    a greengrocer; a person or shop that sells vegetables and fruit
  1274. #1274
    nørdetnørdet
    nerdy; interested in technical, niche, or detailed subjects
  1275. #1275
    skiltskilt
    a sign or signboard
  1276. #1276
    udsolgtudsolgt
    sold out (no more of an item or tickets available)
  1277. #1277
    monstermonster
    a large, frightening creature (often fictional); by extension, a person who is extremely cruel or powerful
  1278. #1278
    masemah-se
    to squeeze or press something into or through a small space
  1279. #1279
    gispegispe
    to gasp; to inhale suddenly (from surprise, pain, or shock)
  1280. #1280
    jernjern
    the metal iron; the element or material
  1281. #1281
    faldskærmfald-skairm
    parachute (a device used to slow descent through the air)
  1282. #1282
    ryge afryge af
    to fall off (something)
  1283. #1283
    tærteTER-tuh
    a tart or pie (a pastry with a sweet or savory filling)
  1284. #1284
    overskyetoverskyet
    Covered with clouds; overcast (about the weather)
  1285. #1285
    forsamlingforsamling
    a gathering or meeting of people; an assembly
  1286. #1286
    klarinetklarinet
    a woodwind musical instrument played with a single reed (a clarinet)
  1287. #1287
    rosros
    praise; a positive comment or compliment
  1288. #1288
    kornkorn
    cereal grain or crop (wheat, rye, barley, oats) used for food
  1289. #1289
    sukkersygesukkersyge
    diabetes (a chronic medical condition causing high blood sugar)
  1290. #1290
    mikroskopmikroskop
    a microscope; an instrument for viewing very small objects by magnifying them
  1291. #1291
    viltervilter
    Lively, frisky, energetic (about a person or animal)
  1292. #1292
    flappeflappe
    to flap; move back and forth quickly and loosely (like wings, fabric, or hands)
  1293. #1293
    publikumpublikum
    the audience; the people watching or listening at an event
  1294. #1294
    portugalPortugal
    a country in southwestern Europe
  1295. #1295
    sangtekstersangtekster
    the words of a song; song lyrics
  1296. #1296
    arvearve
    to inherit (receive property, money, or traits from someone)
  1297. #1297
    designedesigne
    to plan and create the appearance or structure of something (to design)
  1298. #1298
    bodegabodega
    a small local bar or tavern, often a cheap neighborhood pub
  1299. #1299
    isbjørnisbjørn
    a polar bear (the large Arctic bear)
  1300. #1300
    sumsum
    total amount or sum (of money or numbers)
  1301. #1301
    vaskerivaskeri
    A place or service where clothes are washed (laundromat or laundry service).
  1302. #1302
    reklamebureaureklamebureau
    an advertising agency; a company that plans, produces, or places advertisements
  1303. #1303
    butterflybutterfly
    a bow tie (the small necktie tied in a bow)
  1304. #1304
    feministiskfeministisk
    Relating to feminism or supporting women's rights and gender equality.
  1305. #1305
    fiskefiske
    to catch fish; to fish as an activity
  1306. #1306
    programmørprogrammør
    a person who writes computer programs (a programmer)
  1307. #1307
    skønhedskønhed
    beauty; the quality of being pleasing to the senses or mind
  1308. #1308
    gedged
    a goat (the animal)
  1309. #1309
    kakerlakkakerlak
    a cockroach (an insect often found in buildings)
  1310. #1310
    billebille
    a beetle (an insect with hardened forewings)
  1311. #1311
    larvelarve
    a larva; the immature, worm-like stage of an insect (e.g., a caterpillar)
  1312. #1312
    tyrtyr
    a male bovine; a bull
  1313. #1313
    fjerfjer
    a feather (a hair-like structure from a bird)
  1314. #1314
    gåsgås
    a goose (the bird)
  1315. #1315
    duedue
    a pigeon or dove (the bird)
  1316. #1316
    kamelkamel
    a large desert mammal with one or two humps, used for riding or carrying loads
  1317. #1317
    kragekrage
    a crow (a black corvid bird)
  1318. #1318
    falkfalk
    a bird of prey; a falcon
  1319. #1319
    ørnørn
    eagle (a large bird of prey)
  1320. #1320
    jægerYEH-ger
    a person who hunts wild animals
  1321. #1321
    skovflåtskovflåt (skov-flawt)
    a forest tick; a small blood‑sucking arachnid that can bite people and animals
  1322. #1322
    kolonikoloni
    A territory or settlement governed by another country (a colony)
  1323. #1323
    insistereinsistere
    to insist; to demand firmly or persistently
  1324. #1324
    elefanthueelefanthue
    a knitted hat that covers the head and ears, often worn by children
  1325. #1325
    portrætportræt
    A visual likeness of a person (painting, photograph, drawing)
  1326. #1326
    spyttespytte
    to spit (expel saliva or other liquid from the mouth)
  1327. #1327
    knudeknude
    A knot or loop in rope, string, or material
  1328. #1328
    græskargraeskar
    a pumpkin (the edible squash often used for cooking and decoration)
  1329. #1329
    sløjfesløjfe
    a decorative bow made from ribbon
  1330. #1330
    orkesterorkester
    a group of musicians who play together, typically for classical music or concerts
  1331. #1331
    sysy
    to sew (join fabric or attach something with needle and thread)
  1332. #1332
    arar
    scar
  1333. #1333
    hjernerystelsehjernerystelse
    a concussion; a mild brain injury caused by a blow or jolt to the head
  1334. #1334
    flisflis
    a small thin piece broken off from wood or another material; a chip or splinter
  1335. #1335
    hjælpemiddelhjælpemiddel
    a tool or device used to help perform a task, often an assistive device for people with disabilities
  1336. #1336
    forlygtefor-lygte
    the front light on a vehicle or bicycle (headlight)
  1337. #1337
    tapettapet
    wallpaper
  1338. #1338
    alkoholikeralkoholiker
    a person who is addicted to alcohol
  1339. #1339
    pjækkepjække
    to skip school or work; to play truant
  1340. #1340
    plejehjemplejehjem
    a residential care facility (nursing home) for elderly or disabled people who need daily care
  1341. #1341
    blæseinstrumentblaeseinstrument
    a musical instrument you play by blowing air into or across it (a wind instrument)
  1342. #1342
    pladespillerpladespiller
    a device that plays vinyl records (a record player or turntable)
  1343. #1343
    komponistkomponist
    a person who writes or creates music
  1344. #1344
    skorpeskorpe
    the hard outer layer of bread or a baked item (crust)
  1345. #1345
    mirakelmee-RAH-kel
    a miracle; an extraordinary or wonderful event often seen as caused by a supernatural power
  1346. #1346
    bombebombe
    an explosive device
  1347. #1347
    rovfuglrovfugl
    a bird of prey; a predatory bird that hunts other animals
  1348. #1348
    dryppedryppe
    to fall in drops (liquid coming off something)
  1349. #1349
    lærlinglaerling
    an apprentice; a person learning a trade or profession while working
  1350. #1350
    kokosnødkokosnød
    a coconut (the round fruit of the coconut palm)
  1351. #1351
    sponsorsponsor
    A person or organization that provides money or support for an event, activity, or person.
  1352. #1352
    marmormarmor
    marble (the metamorphic rock or material used for sculpture and building)
  1353. #1353
    diamantdiamant
    a diamond (a precious gemstone)
  1354. #1354
    hylehyle
    to howl or wail; to make a loud, high-pitched cry (people, animals, or sounds)
  1355. #1355
    muskatnødmus-kat-nød
    nutmeg (the seed used as a spice)
  1356. #1356
    kappekappe
    a cape or cloak — a sleeveless outer garment worn over the shoulders
  1357. #1357
    husstandhoos-stahn
    a household; the people living together in one residence
  1358. #1358
    indmadindmad
    The internal organs or entrails of an animal (often used as food/offal).
  1359. #1359
    tommetomme
    an inch (unit of length)
  1360. #1360
    skovleskovle
    to shovel; to scoop or move material with a shovel or similar tool (also used figuratively for taking large amounts)
  1361. #1361
    frimærkefrimærke
    postage stamp
  1362. #1362
    glasurglasur
    a glaze or icing; a thin glossy coating used on food (e.g. cakes) or on ceramics
  1363. #1363
    skaftskaft
    The handle, shaft, or stem of a tool, weapon, plant, or mechanical part
  1364. #1364
    ukrudtukrudt
    weeds; unwanted wild plants that grow among cultivated plants
  1365. #1365
    wc-kummeve-se kum-me
    the bowl of a toilet (toilet bowl)
  1366. #1366
    kemikaliekemikalie
    a chemical (a substance used or produced in chemistry, often industrial or laboratory)
  1367. #1367
    hoppeborghoppeborg
    a bouncy castle (inflatable play structure for children)
  1368. #1368
    gøgø
    to bark (of a dog)
  1369. #1369
    trofætrofæ
    a trophy; an object awarded to show victory or achievement
  1370. #1370
    klaprendeklaprende
    making a repeated clattering or rattling sound
  1371. #1371
    døråbningdøråbning
    an opening in a wall for a door; a doorway
  1372. #1372
    øseøse
    to scoop or ladle liquid; to pour using a ladle
  1373. #1373
    dusindusin
    dozen (a group or quantity of twelve)
  1374. #1374
    rangletranglet
    tall and thin, with long, awkward limbs (lanky/gangly)
  1375. #1375
    spejlbilledespejlbillede
    a mirror image; the reflection seen in a mirror or a very close, exact likeness
  1376. #1376
    genigeh-nee
    a person with exceptionally high intelligence or creative ability
  1377. #1377
    mankemanke
    the long hair on the neck of a horse or similar animal
  1378. #1378
    kupékupé
    a compartment in a train or carriage
  1379. #1379
    regnskovreng-skow
    a rainforest (a dense, often tropical forest with heavy rainfall)
  1380. #1380
    piblepible
    to trickle; to flow slowly in small drops or a thin stream
  1381. #1381
    rosinrosin
    a raisin (a dried grape)
  1382. #1382
    sælsæl
    a seal (the marine mammal)
  1383. #1383
    musefældemoo-seh-fel-de
    a device used to catch or kill mice
  1384. #1384
    presenningpresenning
    a waterproof sheet (tarpaulin) used to cover and protect things
  1385. #1385
    sveskesveske
    a dried plum (prune)
  1386. #1386
    puslebordpuslebord
    a changing table (furniture used to change a baby)
  1387. #1387
    springvandspringvand
    a decorative fountain or water feature (a structure that sprays or flows water)
  1388. #1388
    skosværteskosværte
    shoe polish (the product used to shine or darken shoes)
  1389. #1389
    knipseknipse
    to snap (make a short, sharp sound by quickly pressing or flicking the fingers)
  1390. #1390
    kængurukænguru
    a large hopping marsupial (kangaroo)
  1391. #1391
    proptrækkerproptrækker
    a tool used to remove corks from bottles
  1392. #1392
    harehare
    a medium-sized wild mammal with long ears and strong hind legs, similar to a rabbit
  1393. #1393
    svanesvah-nuh
    a swan (a large waterbird with a long neck)
  1394. #1394
    annoncereannoncere
    to advertise; place or publish an advertisement
  1395. #1395
    nationalitetnationalitet
    a person's nationality; the country someone belongs to
  1396. #1396
    prestigefyldtprestigefyldt
    Having prestige; regarded as impressive or highly respected
  1397. #1397
    solbadesol-bah-de
    to sunbathe (sit or lie in the sun to get warm or tan)
  1398. #1398
    loppeloppe
    a small, jumping, bloodsucking insect (a flea)
  1399. #1399
    krølletkrøllet
    Curled or having curls (hair, fur).
  1400. #1400
    stifterstifter
    a person who establishes or founds an organization, company, or institution
  1401. #1401
    paddleboardpaddleboard
    a board used for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP)
  1402. #1402
    nybyggerinybyggeri
    a newly built building or housing development
  1403. #1403
    overgiveovergive
    to hand something over to someone
  1404. #1404
    orkanorkan
    a very strong storm with extremely high winds (hurricane)
  1405. #1405
    sårsohr
    a wound; an injury to the skin or body
  1406. #1406
    pincetpincet
    a small tweezer-like tool used for picking up or plucking small objects
  1407. #1407
    vatvat
    cotton wool; soft wadding used for cleaning, medical, or cosmetic purposes
  1408. #1408
    hostesafthostesaft
    cough syrup
  1409. #1409
    visnevisne
    to wilt or wither (of plants losing freshness and drooping)
  1410. #1410
    skindskind
    animal skin, hide, or pelt; leather made from an animal's skin
  1411. #1411
    blodpropbloh-prop
    a blood clot (a mass of coagulated blood that can block a blood vessel)
  1412. #1412
    cykelsmedcykelsmed
    a bicycle mechanic or a bicycle repair shop
  1413. #1413
    balbal
    a formal dance or ball (a social event with dancing)
  1414. #1414
    marcheremarchere
    to march (walk in step with others, e.g., in a parade or military formation)
  1415. #1415
    æreaere
    to honor or show respect to someone or something
  1416. #1416
    stuepigestoo-uh-pee-uh
    a woman employed to clean and do domestic work (maid, chambermaid, cleaning lady)
  1417. #1417
    pandebåndpandebånd
    a band worn around the head (for hair or to absorb sweat)
  1418. #1418
    kvægkveg
    cattle; bovine livestock (collective term)
  1419. #1419
    opfostreopfostre
    to raise or bring up (a child); to foster someone’s upbringing
  1420. #1420
    snaksomsnaksom
    talkative; liking to chat
  1421. #1421
    ulduld
    wool (the fiber or material from sheep used for clothing and textiles)
  1422. #1422
    skiløbskiløb
    skiing (the sport or activity of using skis)
  1423. #1423
    dueligduelig
    capable; competent; able to do tasks well
  1424. #1424
    højstolhøjstol
    a high chair for a baby or small child
  1425. #1425
    eksemplareksemplar
    a single physical copy of a printed item (book, magazine, etc.)
  1426. #1426
    hængselhaengsel
    a hinge — a joint that connects two parts and allows them to pivot (e.g., a door or lid)
  1427. #1427
    forhaveforhave
    the garden or yard in front of a house
  1428. #1428
    karkar
    a container (tub, basin, or bowl)
  1429. #1429
    næbnaeb
    The hard, pointed mouthpart of a bird (beak; bill).
  1430. #1430
    porcelænporcelæn
    Porcelain (the hard, white ceramic material used for objects)
  1431. #1431
    flakkeflakke
    to move about aimlessly; to wander or roam
  1432. #1432
    forhalforhal
    a building's entrance hall or foyer
  1433. #1433
    spiddespidde
    to skewer, pierce, or impale with a pointed object
  1434. #1434
    udklipudklip
    a piece cut out from paper, especially a newspaper or magazine clipping; a short excerpt or cutout
  1435. #1435
    agentah-yent
    a person who represents a company and sells or negotiates on its behalf
  1436. #1436
    ældreboligaeldrebolig
    housing or accommodation for elderly people, often provided as social or assisted living
  1437. #1437
    flidflid
    careful, persistent effort; diligence
  1438. #1438
    klyngeklynge
    a cluster or bunch; a small group of things or people gathered close together
  1439. #1439
    forurettetforurettet
    feeling wronged or aggrieved; treated unfairly or offended
  1440. #1440
    æggebægeræggebæger
    a small cup for holding a boiled egg while eating
  1441. #1441
    garngarn
    yarn used for knitting or crocheting
  1442. #1442
    ugleoo-le
    a nocturnal bird with large eyes; an owl
  1443. #1443
    stribetstribet
    striped (having stripes)
  1444. #1444
    adad
    Indicates movement along or via something; 'along' or 'by way of'.
  1445. #1445
    limelee-me
    to glue or stick things together with adhesive
  1446. #1446
    pjatpjat
    silliness; nonsense
  1447. #1447
    flammeflam-me
    the visible, gaseous part of a fire; a flame
  1448. #1448
    korkor
    a choir; a group of singers who sing together
  1449. #1449
    græsslåmaskinegres-sloh-mah-see-neh
    a machine used for cutting grass (a lawn mower)
  1450. #1450
    rengøringshjælprengoeringshjaelp
    help or assistance with cleaning (general or uncountable)
  1451. #1451
    modetøjmodetøj
    clothing that is fashionable; fashionable clothes
  1452. #1452
    tøndetønde
    a barrel; a large cylindrical container used for storing liquids or dry goods
  1453. #1453
    spinkelspinkel
    thin or slender (physically small in width or build)
  1454. #1454
    bagepladeBAH-guh-PLAH-deh
    a baking tray or baking sheet used in an oven
  1455. #1455
    tøjstativtoejstativ
    a frame or rack used for hanging or drying clothes
  1456. #1456
    nedringetnedringet
    low-cut (of clothing); having a low neckline
  1457. #1457
    silkesilke
    silk (the natural fiber or fabric made from silkworms)
  1458. #1458
    cirklecirkle
    to move or go in a circular path; to go around something
  1459. #1459
    lækkelække
    to leak (allow liquid, gas, or information to escape unintentionally)
  1460. #1460
    renderende
    to run or flow; to move quickly (used for people, animals, or liquids)
  1461. #1461
    karieskaries
    tooth decay; a dental cavity
  1462. #1462
    knurreknurre
    To make a low, guttural sound (growl or rumble), used for animals or stomachs
  1463. #1463
    tilberedningtil-beh-RED-ning
    the process of preparing or cooking food
  1464. #1464
    pensionskassepensionskasse
    An organization or fund that manages and pays out pensions (a pension fund or occupational pension scheme).
  1465. #1465
    mellemøstenmellemøsten
    the Middle East (region of Western Asia and parts of North Africa)
  1466. #1466
    loddenlodden
    Covered with short soft hairs or fibres; fuzzy/downy
  1467. #1467
    generationgeneration
    A group of people born around the same time or a level in a family line (e.g., parents, children).
  1468. #1468
    distriktdistrikt
    a district; an administrative or geographic area within a country or organization
  1469. #1469
    englandEngland
    the country of England (part of Great Britain and the United Kingdom)
  1470. #1470
    elendigtelendigt
    miserable; very poor in quality or condition
  1471. #1471
    entreprenørfirmaentreprenørfirma
    a contracting company, especially one that carries out construction or building work
  1472. #1472
    husligthusligt
    relating to the home or household
  1473. #1473
    kolonihavehuskolonihavehus
    a small house in an allotment garden used for weekend or summer stays
  1474. #1474
    organiseringorganisering
    the act or process of organizing; how something is arranged or structured
  1475. #1475
    snottesnotte
    to sniffle; make small sniffling sounds because of a runny or blocked nose
  1476. #1476
    æbleskiveaebleskive
    a small, round Danish pancake ball, traditionally served hot (often at Christmas)
  1477. #1477
    stavelsestavelse
    a syllable — a single unit of pronunciation within a word
  1478. #1478
    thebirkesteh-birkes
    a small Danish pastry/roll topped with poppy seeds, typically eaten with tea or coffee
  1479. #1479
    semestersemester
    an academic term at a school or university
  1480. #1480
    ørkenoerken
    a dry, sparsely vegetated region; a desert
  1481. #1481
    spisningspisning
    the act or process of eating
  1482. #1482
    knugknug
    to squeeze or hold someone/something tightly (hug or press close)
  1483. #1483
    mugmug
    mold or mildew; fungal growth on food or damp surfaces
  1484. #1484
    overdrageoverdrage
    to hand over or transfer (ownership, rights, responsibility) to someone
  1485. #1485
    hensynsløshen-syns-loes
    Ruthless; showing no concern or consideration for others
  1486. #1486
    kikkerterkikkerter
    binoculars; an optical device for viewing distant objects (a pair of small telescopes mounted together)
  1487. #1487
    bistandbistand
    assistance or help, especially practical, financial, or legal
  1488. #1488
    grævlinggrævling
    a nocturnal, burrowing mammal with black-and-white facial markings (a badger)
  1489. #1489
    møtrikmoetrik
    a metal nut (hardware): a threaded fastener used with a bolt
  1490. #1490
    agurkesalatagurkesalat
    a cucumber salad (thinly sliced cucumbers in a vinegar or creamy dressing)
  1491. #1491
    arbejdslampearbejdslampe
    a portable lamp used to illuminate a work area; a work light
  1492. #1492
    bøffelbøffel
    a large wild bovine animal (buffalo)
  1493. #1493
    hudafskrabninghudafskrabning
    a scrape or abrasion of the skin; also a sample or medical procedure obtained by scraping the skin
  1494. #1494
    korprøvekorprøve
    a rehearsal for a choir; choir practice
  1495. #1495
    hyldebuskhyldebusk
    a shrub of the elder plant (elderberry/elderflower bush)
  1496. #1496
    filosoffilosof
    a person who studies, teaches, or writes about philosophy; a thinker
  1497. #1497
    regnemaskineregnemaskine
    a device used to perform arithmetic calculations (a calculator)
  1498. #1498
    egetræegetræ
    an oak tree
  1499. #1499
    munkmunk
    a man who is a member of a religious community and lives under monastic vows
  1500. #1500
    lovbrudlovbrud
    a violation of the law; an illegal act
  1501. #1501
    violinistviolinist
    a person who plays the violin
  1502. #1502
    hylsterhylster
    a case, sheath, or holster used to hold or protect something (e.g., a gun, knife, or tool)
  1503. #1503
    bitterbitter
    a bitter (a bitter-tasting alcoholic drink or digestif)
  1504. #1504
    modedillemodedille
    a fashion fad; a short-lived style or craze
  1505. #1505
    ålål
    a long, snake-like freshwater or marine fish (eel)
  1506. #1506
    mølmøl
    a moth (a small insect, often a pest of clothing or stored goods)
  1507. #1507
    pløjepløje
    to plow; turn over soil with a plow (agriculture)
  1508. #1508
    rubinrubin
    a ruby (red gemstone)
  1509. #1509
    talestrømtalestrøm
    a continuous flow of spoken words; the flow of speech
  1510. #1510
    bedemandbedemand
    a person who arranges and conducts funerals; a funeral director or undertaker.
  1511. #1511
    industriområdeindustriområde
    an area zoned for industrial use; an industrial area or estate
  1512. #1512
    tørvtørv
    peat; partially decomposed plant material from bogs, often cut and dried for fuel or used as soil
  1513. #1513
    gavlgavl
    the gable or end wall of a building (the triangular part under a pitched roof)
  1514. #1514
    pindsvinpindsvin
    a small spiny mammal (hedgehog)
  1515. #1515
    sindsind
    mind; a person's mental state or consciousness
  1516. #1516
    bækbaek
    a small stream or brook
  1517. #1517
    lamalama
    a South American domesticated camelid (animal) kept for wool and as a pack animal
  1518. #1518
    strudsstruds
    a large flightless bird (ostrich)
  1519. #1519
    fjernsynslicensfjernsynslicens
    a licence fee paid to fund public television (TV licence)
  1520. #1520
    minkmink
    a small carnivorous mammal with soft fur, kept wild or farmed for its pelt
  1521. #1521
    soltimesoltime
    an hour during which the sun shines (a unit for measuring hours of sunshine)
  1522. #1522
    spatelspatel
    A flat handheld tool (spatula) used for mixing, spreading, scraping, or lifting food or other materials.
  1523. #1523
    stipletstiplet
    Marked with dots or small spots; dotted or dashed (a pattern).
  1524. #1524
    bøgetræboy-uh-trae
    a beech tree (the living tree)
  1525. #1525
    fnugfnug
    a small piece of lint, fluff, or fuzz from fabric, fur, or paper
  1526. #1526
    bedøvebedøve
    to make (someone or a part of the body) numb or unconscious, usually with anesthetic
  1527. #1527
    baskebaske
    to flap or move rapidly with repeated strokes (e.g., wings or arms)
  1528. #1528
    sorteringssystemsorteringssystem
    a system or method for sorting items (e.g., waste, mail, data)
  1529. #1529
    vandladningvandladning
    urination; the act of passing urine
  1530. #1530
    kulkul
    coal (the fuel; lumps of carbon used for heating or energy)
  1531. #1531
    nøddedrysnøddedrys
    chopped or crushed nuts sprinkled on food as a topping or garnish
  1532. #1532
    buegangbuegang
    an arched passageway or arcade
  1533. #1533
    genskærgenskær
    a reflected glow or afterglow; a faint light reflected or remaining after the main light is gone
  1534. #1534
    missilmissil
    a guided rocket weapon launched to hit a target
  1535. #1535
    avleavle
    to breed or rear animals, or to cultivate plants to produce offspring or new varieties
  1536. #1536
    fragtførerfragtfører
    A person or company that transports goods for payment; a freight carrier.
  1537. #1537
    brystvortebrystvorte
    nipple (on the breast)
  1538. #1538
    vablevable
    to develop or form blisters on the skin
  1539. #1539
    nyreny-re
    kidney (the organ that filters blood and produces urine)
  1540. #1540
    indespærringindespærring
    confinement; being locked up or imprisoned
  1541. #1541
    knoglevævknoglevæv
    bone tissue; the hard, mineralized tissue that forms bones
  1542. #1542
    fadfad
    a platter, serving dish, or tray used to hold or serve food
  1543. #1543
    ubegavetubegavet
    not gifted; lacking intelligence or natural talent
  1544. #1544
    afskalleafskalle
    to peel or flake off (a surface); to come off in layers
  1545. #1545
    halvøhalvoe
    A peninsula.
  1546. #1546
    tegnestueteh-NEH-stoo-uh
    a design studio or architect's/designer's office
  1547. #1547
    flamingoflamingo
    a pink wading bird
  1548. #1548
    middelhavetmiddelhavet
    the Mediterranean Sea
  1549. #1549
    beregneligberegnelig
    predictable; behaving or resulting in a way that can be anticipated
  1550. #1550
    hasthast
    haste; hurry; the state of needing to do something quickly
  1551. #1551
    træsketraeske
    a wooden spoon (cooking utensil)
  1552. #1552
    læklæk
    a leak (escape of liquid or gas, or an unauthorized release of information)
  1553. #1553
    gevirgevir
    The branched horns of deer and similar animals (antlers).
  1554. #1554
    ravrav
    fossilized tree resin used as a gem or ornament (amber)
  1555. #1555
    tandudtrækningtand-ud-træk-ning
    the removal of a tooth by a dentist
  1556. #1556
    stemmejernstemmejern
    a chisel (a hand tool for cutting or shaping wood or other materials)
  1557. #1557
    anskuelseanskuelse
    a way of seeing or understanding something; a viewpoint or conception
  1558. #1558
    rustningrustning
    armor; a protective covering or protective gear
  1559. #1559
    mølædtmølædt
    Damaged or eaten by moths
  1560. #1560
    kniplingknipling
    a decorative fabric made by braiding and twisting threads (lace)
  1561. #1561
    alpernealperne
    the Alps (the mountain range in Central Europe)
  1562. #1562
    skumfidusskum-fee-dus
    a marshmallow (a soft, sweet confection)
  1563. #1563
    sværdsværd
    a sword; a long bladed weapon
  1564. #1564
    jyllandjylland
    The region/peninsula of Denmark called Jutland (Jylland).
  1565. #1565
    taranteltarantel
    a tarantula; a large, typically hairy spider