User:Matthias Buchmeier/da-en-t: difference between revisions

-t {suffix}	:: Used to form adverbs from adjectives; -ly
-t {suffix}	:: Used to make neuter forms of adjectives
-t {suffix}	:: Used to form past participles of some verbs, like -et does
t {letter}	:: The twentieth letter of the Danish alphabet
t {noun}	:: ton
ta' {v}	:: eye dialect of tage
ta {v}	:: clipping of tage
tå {noun}	:: toe
tab {noun}	:: loss
tab {noun}	:: casualty
tabe {v}	:: to lose [a thing]
tabe {v}	:: to lose [a battle or a match]
taber {noun}	:: a looser
tab og vind med samme sind {proverb}	:: It doesn't matter if you win or lose, for winning is not everything
tabu {noun}	:: taboo
taburet {noun} [furniture]	:: a stool
tadsjiker {noun}	:: Tajik
tæft {noun}	:: flair (natural or innate talent or aptitude)
tæft {noun}	:: [archaic] scent (odour left by animal)
-tægt {noun}	:: taking (used only as the second part of compounds)
tælle {noun}	:: tallow
tælle {v}	:: to count
tælle {v}	:: to number
tæller {noun} [arithmetic]	:: numerator
tæller {noun}	:: something which counts something
tælle til 90 {v} [Danish politics]	:: to procure at least 90 votes for a proposal in Folketinget (90 being the minimum for a majority in the 179-member parliament)
tælling {noun}	:: count, act of counting
tæmme {v}	:: tame
tæmme {v}	:: domesticate
tæmme {v}	:: control, curb
tæmmer {noun}	:: agent noun of tæmme
tænde {v}	:: kindle, ignite, set fire to
tænde {v}	:: (activate a device, apparatus, artificial light or electrical process) switch on, turn on
tænde {v}	:: set in motion, cause to begin
tænde {v}	:: (release a flow of liquid or gas by rotating a valve or tap) turn on (generally used with preposition for)
tænde {v} [archaic]	:: cause to shine, light up
tænde {v}	:: arouse, turn on
tænde på {vt}	:: be turned on by, to be sexually aroused by
tænder {noun}	:: lighter, igniter
tændstik {c}	:: match
tændstikæske {noun}	:: matchbox
tændstikmand {noun}	:: stick figure
tænke {v}	:: to think
tænke {v}	:: to believe
tænke {v}	:: to intend
tænker {noun}	:: thinker
tænkt {adj}	:: thought up, hypothetical, imagined, existing only in thoughts
tænkt {adj} [comparable]	:: characterized by excessive assumptions, to the point of unrealisticness
tæppe {noun}	:: blanket (a cloth, usually large, used for warmth or sleeping)
tæppe {noun}	:: carpet (a fabric used as a complete floor covering)
tæppe {noun}	:: rug (small carpet)
tæppe {noun}	:: curtain (piece of cloth that separates the audience and the stage in a theater)
tæppe {v}	:: tæppe af – to remove the bedspread
tærske {v}	:: thrash, thresh (to separate the grain from the straw or husks by mechanical beating, with a flail or machinery)
tærskel {noun}	:: threshold
tærskelværdi {noun}	:: threshold
tærte {noun}	:: pie (pastry)
tæsk {p}	:: beating, thrashing
tæske {v}	:: thrash (to beat mercilessly)
tæske {v}	:: thrash (to defeat utterly)
tæt {adj}	:: close [with a little or no distance]
tæt {adj}	:: dense, tight, thick, heavy [with a high density]
tæt {adj}	:: watertight, waterproof, air-tight [impenetrable by water or air]
tæt {adv}	:: closely [with little or no distance]
tæt {adv}	:: densely, thickly, tight, tightly, heavily [with a high density]
tætsiddende {adj}	:: tight-fitting
tæve {noun}	:: bitch (female canine, spiteful woman)
tæve {noun}	:: slut (sexually promiscuous woman)
tæve {v}	:: to trash, to beat up
tævet {v}	:: past participle of tæve
tag {noun}	:: roof
tag {noun}	:: hold, grasp, grip
tag {noun}	:: stroke [with an oar or with the armes in the water]
tag {noun}	:: handling, control
tag {n}	:: tag [signature of a graffiti artist]
tag {n} [computing]	:: tag [markup in an electronic file]
tagalog {noun}	:: Tagalog, the Tagalog language, native language of the Philippines
tage {v}	:: to take, get, pick up
tage {v}	:: to catch, hold
tage {v}	:: to charge [to take money]
tage {v}	:: to go somewhere [with a preposition phrase]
tage {v}	:: to occupy, steal [to take what is not yours]
Tage {prop}	:: given name
tåge {noun}	:: fog
tåge {noun}	:: mist
tåge {noun}	:: haze
tåge {noun}	:: smog
tåge {v}	:: to be misty, unclear
tåge {v}	:: to move around aimlessly
tåge {v} [passive]	:: to be misty
tage fat {v}	:: grab
tage fat {v}	:: work on something
tage kegler {v} [slang]	:: to impress
tage på {v}	:: put on (clothing)
tage på {v}	:: put on, gain (body weight)
tage på {v}	:: grope, fondle (a person)
tage på {v}	:: to wear down; to have a fatiguing effect on
tage på vej {v}	:: be offended
tage sig af {v}	:: mind, pay attention to
tage sig af {v}	:: take care of, see to
tage sig sammen {vr}	:: get one's act together, pull oneself together, man up (unisexually, though)
tage sig til {vr}	:: occupy oneself with; fill one's time with (some activity)
tage sig ud {v}	:: to appear, to seem
tage skeen i den anden hånd {phrase}	:: take another line
tage skeen i den anden hånd {phrase}	:: turn over a new leaf
tagetage {noun}	:: attic, top storey, top floor
tagetes {noun} [plant]	:: tagetes (genus Tagetes)
tage til {v}	:: See: da tage til
tage til {v}	:: intensify, increase in loudness, intensity, strength etc
tage til orde {v}	:: to seize the word, to begin speaking (in some gathering of people)
tage vare på {v}	:: care for; take responsibility for the welfare of (something living) or the fulfillment of (some duty)
tage ved lære {v}	:: learn
tage ved næsen {v}	:: cheat and deceive
tagrende {noun}	:: an eavestrough, a rain gutter
tak {noun}	:: thanks
tak {interj}	:: thank you, thanks
tak {noun}	:: jag
tak {noun}	:: point
tak {noun}	:: cog
tak {noun}	:: tooth
tak {noun}	:: tine
tak for kaffe {interj}	:: An expression indicating surprise, astonishment or offense; oh my God
tak for mad {interj}	:: thanks for food
takke {v}	:: thank
takket {v}	:: past participle of takke
takket være {prep}	:: thanks to
taknemmelighed {noun} [uncountable]	:: thankfulness
taks {noun}	:: yew [a busk or a tree, Taxus baccata]
taks {noun} [obsolete]	:: badger
taks {noun} [obsolete]	:: dachshund
tal {noun}	:: number
tal {noun}	:: figure
tal {noun}	:: digit
tal {noun}	:: numeral
tale {noun}	:: speech, talk, address, discourse
tale {v}	:: to make a speech
tale {v}	:: to speak, talk
tåle {v}	:: to put up with, bear, endure, stand, tolerate
taleboble {noun}	:: speech bubble
tale er sølv, tavshed er guld {proverb}	:: speech is silver, silence is golden
tale frit fra leveren {v} [idiomatic]	:: speak honestly
talehandling {noun}	:: speech act
taleksempel {noun}	:: an example of some calculation using specific numbers
talemåde {noun}	:: phrase
talemåde {noun}	:: commonplace, platitude
talemåde {noun}	:: colloquialism
tale med to tunger {v} [idiomatic]	:: be false and unreliable
talent {noun}	:: talent (potential or factual ability to perform a skill better than most people)
talent {noun}	:: talent (unit of weight and money)
tale over {vr}	:: to say too much
taler {noun}	:: speaker
taler du dansk {phrase}	:: do you speak Danish?
taler du engelsk {phrase}	:: do you speak English?
tale ud {v}	:: finish speaking
talg {noun}	:: tallow
talg {noun}	:: suet
talisman {noun}	:: talisman
talje {noun}	:: waist
talje {noun}	:: waistline
talje {noun}	:: tackle (system of ropes and blocks)
talk {noun}	:: talc (a soft, fine-grained mineral used in talcum powder)
talkum {noun}	:: talcum (powdered and perfumed talc for toilet use)
tallerken {noun}	:: plate (dish)
Tallinn {prop}	:: Tallinn (capital city)
tallium {noun}	:: alternative spelling of thallium
talmæssig {adj}	:: relating to numbers, numerical
tålmod {noun}	:: patience
tålmodig {adj}	:: patient (not losing one's temper while waiting)
tålmodighed {noun}	:: patience
talord {noun}	:: numeral (a word representing a number)
talrig {adj}	:: numerous
talsmand {noun}	:: spokesman [often used gender-neutrally]
talsperson {noun}	:: spokesperson
talteori {noun} [math]	:: number theory
tålt ophold {noun} [law]	:: tolerated stay
tam {adj}	:: tame
Tampere {prop}	:: Tampere (city)
tand {noun}	:: tooth
tand {noun}	:: prong
tandbørste {noun}	:: toothbrush
tandlæge {noun}	:: dentist (specialized medical doctor)
tandlægeangst {noun}	:: odontophobia, fear of dentistry
tandpasta {noun}	:: toothpaste
tandsmør {noun}	:: Butter on bread thick enough to reveal tooth marks.[1]
tandtråd {noun}	:: dental floss
tånegl {noun}	:: toenail
tang {noun}	:: tongs
tang {noun}	:: forceps
tang {noun}	:: seaweed
tangens {noun}	:: tangent (trigonometrical function)
tangent {noun} [geometry]	:: tangent
tangent {noun}	:: a piano key
tango {noun}	:: tango
Tanja {prop}	:: given name. Popular in the 1970s and the 1980s
tank {noun}	:: tank [for storage]
tank {noun} [colloquial]	:: filling station, gas station (US), petrol station (UK), service station
tank {noun}	:: tank [military fighting vehicle]
tankbil {noun}	:: tanker (a road vehicle with a tank for carrying liquids)
tanke {noun}	:: thought
tanke {noun}	:: idea
tanke {noun}	:: intension
tanke {v}	:: tank up, fill up
tanke {v}	:: refuel
tankegods {noun}	:: intellectual or ideological heritage or basis; a way of thinking that underpins arts, politics, institutional policy or practice, etc.; thought, system of thought
tankelæser {noun}	:: mind-reader
tanker {c}	:: a tanker (a ship fitted with tanks for carrying liquid cargoes)
tankereferat {noun} [literature]	:: a non-verbatim representation of a character's thoughts
tanket {v}	:: past participle of tanke
tankevækkende {adj}	:: thought-provoking
tankskib {noun}	:: a tanker (a ship equipped with tanks for carrying liquid cargoes)
tankstation {c}	:: filling station, gas station (US), petrol station (UK), service station
tankvogn {noun}	:: tanker (a road vehicle with a tank for carrying liquids)
tankvogn {noun}	:: tank wagon (a rail vehicle with a tank for carrying liquids)
tantal {noun}	:: tantalum
tantalum {noun} [now, rare]	:: alternative form of tantal
tante {noun}	:: aunt
tap {c} [mechanics]	:: protruding component of a device
tap {c} [anatomy]	:: cone cell
tap {c} [colloquial]	:: penis
tap {c} [erotic literature]	:: clitoris
tap {c}	:: member of technical and administrative staff
tape {noun}	:: Scotch tape, adhesive tape
tape {v}	:: tape (to bind with adhesive tape)
tapet {noun}	:: wallpaper (decorative paper for walls)
tapet {v}	:: past participle of tape
tappe {v} [of liquid]	:: to draw, bottle
tappe {v}	:: to drain
tappe {v}	:: to tap, spy on
tappe {v}	:: to record
tappe {v} [rare]	:: tap (strike lightly)
tappet {v}	:: past participle of tappe
tår {noun}	:: drop, sip [a small amount of liquid]
tåre {noun}	:: tear [drop of clear salty liquid from the eye]
tåregas {noun}	:: tear gas
tarm {noun}	:: intestine, gut, bowels ({p})
tårn {noun}	:: tower
tårn {noun} [chess]	:: rook
tårne {v}	:: pile up
tarok {noun}	:: tarot
tartan {n} {c}	:: tartan (woollen cloth with a distinctive pattern)
tartan {n} {c}	:: tartan (synthetic resin, used for surfacing tracks etc.)
tarv {c} {n}	:: want, need
tarv {c} {n}	:: interests
Tåsinge {prop}	:: an island south of Funen
taske {noun}	:: bag
taskekrabbe {noun}	:: Cancer pagurus; edible crab
Tasmanien {prop}	:: Tasmania
taste {v}	:: To type
tatovere {v}	:: to tattoo
tatovering {c}	:: tattoo
tatovør {c}	:: tattoo artist, tattooer, tattooist
tavle {noun}	:: table
tavle {noun}	:: tablet
tavle {noun}	:: slab
tavle {noun}	:: blackboard
tavle {noun}	:: whiteboard
tavs {adj}	:: silent
taxa {noun}	:: cab, taxi
taxachauffør {c}	:: taxi driver, cab driver, cabdriver, cabbie, cabby (person who drives a taxi)
taxagrønt {noun} [humorous]	:: amber light, yellow light (traffic light)
taxi {c}	:: taxi
taxichauffør {c}	:: Alternative form of taxachauffør
taxivej {c}	:: taxiway
Taylorpolynomium {noun} [math]	:: Taylor polynomial
Taylorrække {noun} [math]	:: Taylor series
TB {noun}	:: tuberculosis
Tchad {prop}	:: Tchad (country)
te {noun}	:: tea [the plant Camellia sinensis]
te {noun}	:: tea [the dried leaves from the tea plant, also parts from other plants]
te {noun} [uncountable]	:: tea [a beverage made from tea leaves, also similar beverages made from other plants]
te {vr}	:: behave
teater {noun}	:: theater, theatre
tebrev {noun}	:: tea bag
technetium {noun}	:: technetium
Teddy {prop}	:: given name of English origin
teddybjørn {c}	:: a teddy bear
teenager {c}	:: a teenager
teet {v}	:: past participle of te
tegn {noun}	:: sign
tegn {noun}	:: token
tegn {noun}	:: character
tegne {v}	:: draw
tegne {v}	:: design
tegne {v}	:: represent
tegne {v}	:: appear, seem, promise
tegne {v}	:: sign a contract
tegnefilm {noun}	:: cartoon (animated cartoon)
tegneserie {noun}	:: A series of drawings, often with a caption, or a strip of such drawings, a cartoon, a comic
Teheran {prop}	:: Teheran (capital city)
tehus	:: teahouse, tearoom
teint {noun}	:: complexion (appearance of the skin on the face)
teknik {noun}	:: technique
teknik {noun}	:: technology
teknik {noun}	:: engineering
tekniker {noun}	:: technician
tekst {c}	:: a text
tekst {v}	:: imperative of tekste (to subtitle, to text)
tekstil {noun}	:: textile
tekstil {adj} [rare]	:: of or pertaining to textiles
tekstilproduktion {noun} [usually, uncountable]	:: textile production; the production of textiles
tekstuel {adj}	:: textual
telefon {noun}	:: telephone (an electronic device used for two-way talking with other people)
telefon {noun}	:: phone number, telephone number (digits assigned to a telephone), abbreviated tlf.
telefon {noun}	:: call, phone call, telephone call
telefonbog {noun}	:: telephone book
telefonboks {noun}	:: telephone box, telephone booth
telefonere {v} [archaic]	:: To telephone
telefoni {noun}	:: telephony
telefonnummer {noun}	:: telephone number
telegraf {noun}	:: telegraph
telegrafist {noun}	:: telegraphist, telegrapher
teleskop {noun}	:: telescope
tellurium {noun}	:: tellurium
telt {noun}	:: a tent
tempel {noun}	:: temple (place of worship)
temperatur {noun}	:: temperature (all senses)
temperaturforhold {noun} [meteorology]	:: temperature condition
tempo {noun}	:: pace
tempo {noun}	:: rate
tempo {noun}	:: tempo
tempo {noun}	:: stage
tendens {noun}	:: tendency
tendens {noun}	:: trend
tendens {noun}	:: inclination; bias
Tenna {prop}	:: given name
Tennessee {prop}	:: Tennessee (state)
Tennessees {prop}	:: genitive of Tennessee
tennessine {noun}	:: tennessine
tennis {c} [uncountable, sports]	:: tennis
tennisbane {c} [sports]	:: a tennis court
tennisbold {c} [sports]	:: a tennis ball
tennisketsjer {c} [sports]	:: a tennis racket, or tennis racquet
tennisspiller {noun}	:: tennis player
tenor {noun}	:: tenor (musical range, person, instrument or group performing in the tenor range)
teoretiker {noun}	:: theorist
teori {noun}	:: theory
teosofi {noun}	:: theosophy
tepose {noun}	:: teabag
tepotte {noun}	:: teapot
terapeut {noun}	:: therapist
terapi {noun}	:: therapy
terbium {noun}	:: terbium
termin {noun}	:: settling period
termin {noun}	:: due date, settling day
termin {noun}	:: date, deadline
termin {noun}	:: mortgage payment
terminologi {c}	:: terminology
terminologisk {adj}	:: terminological
termometer {n}	:: a thermometer
termostat {noun}	:: thermostat
terning {noun}	:: die (used for games of chance)
terpentin {noun}	:: turpentine
terræn {noun}	:: country, ground, terrain
terrasse {noun}	:: terrace (platform that extends outwards from a building)
terrasse {noun} [heraldry]	:: compartment
terrier {noun}	:: terrier (a small breed of dog)
territorial {adj}	:: territorial
territorium {n}	:: territory
terror {noun}	:: terror
terrorliste {noun}	:: list of most wanted terrorists
terzet {noun} [music]	:: terzetto
terzet {noun} [poetry]	:: tercet
tese {noun}	:: thesis
teske {noun}	:: teaspoon
teske {noun}	:: teaspoonful
teskefuld {c} [cooking]	:: teaspoonful
test {noun}	:: test
testamente {noun}	:: testament
testikel {noun} [anatomy]	:: testicle
testimonial {noun}	:: testimonial
testimonium {n}	:: evidence, testimony
testning {noun}	:: invigilation
testosteron {noun}	:: testosterone
tetraeder {noun} [geometry]	:: tetrahedron
tetrahydrocannabinol {c}	:: tetrahydrocannabinol
Texas {prop}	:: Texas (state)
Thailand {prop}	:: Thailand
thailandsk {adj}	:: Thai
thailandsk {prop}	:: Thai language
thallium {noun}	:: thallium
the {c}	:: alternative spelling of te
Thea {prop}	:: given name
Theben {prop} {n}	:: Thebes [city in Ancient and Modern Greece, largest city in the landscape of Boetia]
Theben {prop} {n}	:: Thebes [major city in Ancient Egypt, at the location modern Luxor]
Theis {prop}	:: given name
Themsen {prop} {c}	:: the River Thames in England
Theodor {prop}	:: given name
Theodora {prop}	:: given name
Therese {prop}	:: given name
the shit {noun} [colloquial]	:: the shit
thi {conj}	:: [dated] for [coordinating conjunction introducing an explanation]
thi {conj}	:: [archaic] therefore
Thøgersen {prop}	:: surname
Thomas {prop}	:: Thomas (biblical figure)
Thomas {prop}	:: given name of biblical origin
Thomassen {prop}	:: surname
Thomine {prop}	:: given name, a feminine form of Thomas
Thomsen {prop}	:: surname
Thor {prop} [Norse mythology]	:: Thor
Thor {prop}	:: given name, shortened from compound names beginning with Thor-/Tor-
Thora {prop}	:: given name
Thorbjørn {prop}	:: given name
thorium {noun}	:: thorium
Thorkild {prop}	:: given name
Thorsen {prop}	:: surname
Thorshavn {prop}	:: Tórshavn
Thorup {prop}	:: surname
Thorvald {prop}	:: given name
Thrane {prop}	:: surname
Thukydid {prop}	:: Thucydides [famous Ancient Greek Historian, author of the History of the Peloponnesian War]
thulium {noun}	:: thulium
Thyge {prop}	:: given name
Thygesen {prop}	:: surname
ti {num}	:: ten
tibetaner {noun}	:: Tibetan (a native of Tibet)
tibetansk {adj}	:: Tibetan (pertaining to Tibet, the Tibetan people, culture, or language)
tibetologi {noun}	:: Tibetology
tid {noun}	:: time
tiden læger alle sår {proverb}	:: time heals all wounds
tidens tand {adv} [idiomatic]	:: something breaking down over time
tidernes morgen {prop}	:: the dawn of time
tidernes morgen {prop}	:: a long time ago
tid er penge {proverb}	:: time is money
tidlig {adj}	:: early
tidlig {adv}	:: early
tidsånd {noun}	:: zeitgeist
tidsforlængelse {noun} [physics]	:: time dilation
tidsledelse {noun}	:: time management
tidslig {adj}	:: temporal
tidsmaskine {noun}	:: time machine (hypothetical device used to travel in time)
tidsnok {adv}	:: in time, not too late
tidspunkt {noun}	:: time, moment, date, point in time
tidsrejse {noun}	:: time travel
tidsskrift {noun}	:: magazine [periodical]
tidsskrift {noun}	:: journal
tidssvarende {adj}	:: fitting for the time
tidszone {noun}	:: time zone
tie {v}	:: to be silent, fall silent
tiende {noun}	:: tithe
tiende {num}	:: tenth
tiendedel {noun}	:: tenth (one of ten equal parts of a whole), ⅒
tier {noun}	:: ten [the card between the nine and jack in a given suit]
tier {noun}	:: ten [a monetary denomination worth ten units]
tier {noun}	:: number ten [a person or a thing defined by the number ten, e.g. a bus-line]
tier {noun} [plural]	:: tens [the second decade of a century, like the 1910s or 2010s]
tiger {noun}	:: tiger
tigerbestand {noun}	:: tiger population
tigge {v}	:: to beg
tigger {noun}	:: beggar
tight {adj}	:: tight [of cloths, finances, schedules]
tight {adj} [music]	:: tight [keeping time and with musical understanding]
til- {prefix}	:: to, towards
til {prep}	:: to, towards [direction or goal of a physical movement]
til {prep}	:: towards [the way a thing is turned]
til {prep}	:: to, until [the upper limit]
til {prep}	:: for [the purpose or the beneficiary]
til {prep}	:: into, interested in [especially sexually]
til {prep}	:: at [at a certain point in time, with certain nouns]
til {prep}	:: by, by [not later than]
til {prep}	:: (together) with [e.g. accompanying food]
til {prep}	:: on, by [the mean of transportation]
til {adv}	:: more, additional, another
til {adv}	:: to, having as destination
til {adv}	:: such that something is caused to be in a fitting state
til {adv}	:: such that some pathway or cavity is blocked
til {adv}	:: with force
til {conj}	:: till, until
til at lukke op og skide i {adj}	:: worthless
tilbage {adv}	:: back
tilbage {adv}	:: left, remaining
tilbage {adv}	:: backwards [direction]
tilbagestående {adj}	:: underdeveloped [culturally, economically, mentally]
tilbageståenhed {noun}	:: quality of being underdeveloped
tilbagevirkende {adj}	:: retroactive
tilbede {v}	:: worship
tilbedelse {noun}	:: worship
tilberede {vt}	:: to prepare (food)
tilbøjelig {adj} [almost always used with til]	:: inclined (to); biased (towards)
tilbøjelighed {noun}	:: inclination; bias
tilbomme {v}	:: close something permanently (e.g. a road with a bar or a windows with boards)
til bords {adv}	:: at a/the table
tilbringe {v}	:: to spend, pass [time]
tilbud {n}	:: an offer
tilbud {n}	:: an offer where a ware has a reduced price
tilbyde {v}	:: offer
tildække {v}	:: cover
Tilde {prop}	:: given name, short form of Mathilde
tildele {v}	:: to allocate, allot, assign
tildele {v}	:: to award [e.g. a prize, medal]
til dels {adv}	:: partly, in part
tilfældig {adj}	:: random
tilfældigvis {adv}	:: by chance
tilføje {v}	:: to add, append
tilforladelig {adj}	:: dependable, reliable
tilforn {adv}	:: previously, formerly
tilfreds {adj}	:: satisfied
tilfredsstille {v}	:: to satisfy
tilfredsstille {v}	:: to content
tilfredsstillende {adj}	:: satisfactory
tilfredsstillende {adj}	:: satisfying
tilfredsstillende {adv}	:: satisfactorily
tilgang {noun}	:: approach; a way of trying to solve a problem or understand something
til gengæld {adv}	:: on the other hand
tilgive {v}	:: forgive
tilgivelig {adj}	:: forgivable
tilgivelse {noun}	:: forgiveness
tilgodese {v}	:: attempt to accommodate someone's needs or desires
til hobe {adv} [archaic]	:: together
til hobe {adv}	:: in the phrase alle til hobe (altogether)
tilhøre {v}	:: to belong to
tilhørende {adj}	:: matching
tilhører {noun}	:: listener
tilhører {noun}	:: [in plural form] audience
tilhørssted {noun}	:: the place where someone belongs
tilhviske {v}	:: whisper to someone
tilkørsel {noun}	:: a road that merges with a highway, allowing one to access the highway
tillade {v}	:: to allow, permit
tilladelse {noun}	:: permission, permit, consent
tillæg {noun}	:: add-on
tillæg {noun}	:: addendum
tillægsform {noun} [grammar]	:: participle
tillægsord {noun} [grammar]	:: adjective
til lands {adj}	:: on land
til lands {adv}	:: by land
tillid {noun}	:: confidence (quality of trusting)
tillid {noun}	:: trust (confidence in or reliance on some person or quality)
tillid {noun}	:: reliance
tillidskultur {noun}	:: trust culture
tillige {adv} [literary]	:: additionally
tillykke {interj}	:: congratulations [expressing approbation]
tillykke {n}	:: congratulation
tillykke med fødselsdagen {interj}	:: happy birthday (good wishes for birthday)
til måde {adj}	:: placated
til måde {adj}	:: acceptable, good enough
til måde {adv}	:: moderately, in moderation
tilmed {adv}	:: additionally, furthermore
tilnavn {noun}	:: byname
til og med {adv}	:: even
til og med {prep}	:: up to and including
tilpas {adj}	:: properly, right, suitable
tilpas {adj}	:: [adverbial] opportunely, suitably
tilpas {adj}	:: a (specified) physical or psychological condition
tilpas {adj}	:: a pleasant condition or in a good mood, content, fit, well
tilpasning {noun}	:: adaptation
tilpasningsdygtig {adj}	:: adaptive, able to adapt
tilsammen {adv}	:: in total, in all
tilslutte {vr}	:: to agree to (some opinion, view), to support (some deal, treaty, law etc.)
til søs {adj}	:: at sea
til søs {adv}	:: at sea
tilstand {noun}	:: state (condition)
tilstand {noun}	:: state (physical property of matter)
tilstand {noun}	:: condition (state of an object)
tilstand {noun}	:: condition (health status of a patient)
tilstandsfunktion {noun}	:: state function
til stede {adj}	:: present
tilstrækkelig {adj}	:: sufficient, enough, adequate
tilsyn {noun}	:: supervision
tilsyneladende {adv}	:: seemingly, apparently
tilsyneladende {adj}	:: apparent
tiltrække {v}	:: to attract
tilværelse {noun}	:: existence, life
tilvejebringe {v}	:: bring about
tilvejebringelse {noun}	:: procurement, act of procuring, producing, bringing forth
til vejrs {adv}	:: up, into the air
til vogns {adv}	:: in a carriage
Tim {prop}	:: given name borrowed from English and German
time {noun}	:: hour
time {noun}	:: lesson, class
time {v}	:: to time
timer {noun}	:: timer
timet {v}	:: past participle of time
timian {noun}	:: thyme
Timotheus {prop}	:: Timothy [biblical character]
tin {noun}	:: tin (Sn)
Tina {prop}	:: given name, short for Christina and Bettina
tinde {noun}	:: summit, peak; the highest part of a mountain
tinding {noun} [anatomy]	:: temple
Tine {prop}	:: given name, diminutive of Katrine or of any name ending in -tine
ting {noun}	:: thing [an individual object]
ting {noun}	:: assembly, parliament [a judicial or legislative assembly]
tingest {noun}	:: thingy, thingamabob
tingslig {adj}	:: material, physical, consisting of matter
tingsliggøre {v}	:: objectify
tingsliggørelse {noun} [chiefly in the singular]	:: objectification
-tion {suffix}	:: -tion; making nouns
tip- {prefix}	:: great-
tirsdag {noun}	:: Tuesday
tisse {v}	:: pee, piddle
tisse i bukserne for at holde varmen {v}	:: enact a solution that benefits in the short term, but is inexpedient in the long term
tissekone {noun} [childish]	:: vagina
tissekone {noun} [childish]	:: the external female sexual organs and urethra, taken as a whole
tissekone {noun} [slang]	:: female restroom attendant at a public toilet
tissemand {noun} [childish]	:: penis
tissemand {noun} [slang]	:: male restroom attendant at a public toilet
tisse på nogens sukkermad {v}	:: piss in someone's cornflakes
tisser {c}	:: penis
tit {adv}	:: often
tit {adv}	:: frequently
tit {noun}	:: glimpse
titanium {noun}	:: titanium
titel {c}	:: A title
titrand {noun} [chemistry]	:: a titrand, a substance whose concentration is to be determined by titration
titrator {noun} [analytical chemistry]	:: a titrator, a substance used to titrate some other substance
titrere {v} [analytical chemistry]	:: titrate
titrering {noun} [chemistry]	:: titration
titte {v}	:: to peep
tivoli {noun}	:: funfair
tja {interj}	:: Expression of contemplation
tjæld {noun} [obsolete]	:: a canvas, carpet
tjæld {noun} [archaic]	:: a tent
tjæld {noun} [poetic]	:: a cover
tjære {noun}	:: tar
tjære {v}	:: tar
tjald {c} [slang]	:: weed, pot
tjek {noun}	:: check, control
tjekke {noun}	:: Czech (a person from the Czech Republic (Czechia) or of Czech descent)
tjekke {v}	:: check
tjekket {adj}	:: organized
tjekket {adj}	:: trendy, cool
Tjekkiet {prop} {n}	:: Tjekkiet (country)
tjekkisk {adj}	:: Czech (pertaining to the Czech Republic, the Czech people, culture, or language)
tjekkisk {noun}	:: The Czech language
Tjekkoslovakiet {prop} [historical]	:: Czechoslovakia
tjene {v}	:: to serve [a master, a country, a purpose]
tjene {v}	:: to earn [money]
tjener {noun}	:: waiter, waitress, server
tjener {noun}	:: servant
tjeneste {noun}	:: duty, service
tjeneste {noun}	:: kindness
tjenlig {adj}	:: serviceable
tjenlig {adj}	:: cultivable [earth]
tjenstdygtig {adj} [dated]	:: fit for military service
tjenstlig {adj}	:: official
Tjernobyl {prop}	:: Tjernobyl (city)
tjetjener {noun}	:: Chechen person
Tjetjenien {prop}	:: Tjetjenien (republic)
tjetjensk {adj}	:: Chechen
tjetjensk {prop}	:: Chechen language
tjod {noun} [historical, obsolete]	:: a people, nation [of tribes in prehistoric Europe]
tjørn {noun}	:: hawthorn
Tjukotskij {prop}	:: Chukotka
Tjukotskij autonome okrug {prop}	:: Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
tl;dr {phrase} [Internet slang]	:: Introduces a summary
to {num}	:: two
to {v} [dated]	:: wash
tobak {noun}	:: tobacco
Tobias {prop}	:: Tobias [biblical character]
Tobias {prop}	:: given name
toer {noun} [games]	:: A die roll of two
toer {noun} [games]	:: A playing card of two
toet {v}	:: past participle of to
tøffel {m} [footwear]	:: a slipper
tøffel {m} [colloquial]	:: a henpecked husband
tøffelhelt {noun}	:: a henpecked husband
Toft {prop}	:: surname
tog {noun}	:: train
tog {noun}	:: expedition
togstation {noun}	:: railway station
togt {noun}	:: expedition
togvogn {noun}	:: railroad car
toilet {noun}	:: toilet (room containing lavatory); men's room, ladies' room
toilet {noun}	:: toilet (lavatory)
toiletbørste {noun}	:: toilet brush
toiletpapir {noun}	:: toilet paper (paper to clean oneself after defecation or urination)
tøj {noun}	:: fabric, material
tøj {noun} [uncountable]	:: cloth, clothes, clothing
tøj {noun}	:: only in compounds:
tøj {noun}	:: tool, mechanism
tøj {noun}	:: means of transport, mode of transport
tøj {noun}	:: body part with a certain function
tøj {noun}	:: articles of everyday use
tøj {noun}	:: material for knitting, needle work and such
tøj {noun}	:: something unpleasant
tøjhus {noun}	:: armoury
tøjle {noun}	:: a rein
tøjle {noun}	:: [figuratively] anything used to restrain or regulate
tøjle {v}	:: to control
tøjle {v}	:: to fasten by use of a rope or similar
tøjte {noun}	:: hussy, tart
Toke {prop}	:: given name, medieval diminutive of Thorkild
toksikolog {noun}	:: toxicologist (scientist or physician who speciality is toxicology)
toksisk {adj}	:: toxic
Toksvig {prop}	:: surname
Tokyo {prop}	:: Tokyo (prefecture/capital city)
told {noun}	:: duty, tariff (tax placed on imports or exports)
tolk {noun}	:: interpreter
tolke {v}	:: interpret
tolkning {noun}	:: an interpretation
tølt {noun}	:: a gait unique to the Icelandic horse
tolv {num}	:: twelve
tolvfingertarm {noun} [, anatomy]	:: duodenum
tolvte {num}	:: twelfth
t.o.m. {prep}	:: abbreviation of til og med
tom {adj}	:: empty
Tom {prop}	:: given name
Tomas {prop}	:: given name
tomat {noun}	:: A tomato
tomatiseret {adj} [of a dish]	:: containing tomatoes
tomatjuice {noun}	:: Tomato juice
tombak {n} {c}	:: tombac
tomle {v}	:: thumb, hitchhike
tomme {noun} [historical or referring to foreign cultures]	:: inch [a unit of length equal to one-twelfth of a foot, in Denmark 2.62 cm until 1907; in English-speaking countries 2.54 cm]
tømme {noun}	:: rein
tømme {v}	:: to empty
tommel {c} [anatomy]	:: a thumb [digit]
tommelfinger {noun}	:: thumb
tommelfingerregel {noun}	:: rule of thumb
tommelfingerregel {noun} [chiefly definite, physics]	:: a mnemonic for determining the direction of the magnetic field brought about by a current
tømmer {noun}	:: timber
tømmermænd {c}	:: hangover, veisalgia
tømmermænd {c} [by extension]	:: an unpleasant feeling after completing a strenuous or energetic activity
tomme tønder buldrer mest {proverb}	:: empty vessels make the most sound
Tommy {prop}	:: given name
tømrer {noun}	:: carpenter (carpentry person)
tomrum {n} [also figuratively]	:: vacuum, void
ton {c} {n}	:: ton (unit of weight)
tønde {noun}	:: barrel, drum
tønde {noun} [colloquial]	:: toilet
tone {noun}	:: tone
tone {noun}	:: note
tone {v}	:: to sound
tone {v}	:: to tone
tone {v}	:: to tint
tonet {v}	:: past participle of tone
Tønnes {prop}	:: given name
Tonni {prop}	:: given name, diminutive of Anton
Tonny {prop}	:: given name, diminutive of Anton
Tony {prop}	:: given name borrowed from English
toogfirs {num}	:: eighty-two
toogfyrre {num}	:: forty-two
tooghalvfems {num}	:: ninety-two
tooghalvfjerds {num}	:: seventy-two
tooghalvtreds {num}	:: fifty-two
toogtredive {num}	:: thirty-two
toogtredve {num}	:: thirty-two
toogtres {num}	:: sixty-two
toogtyve {num}	:: twenty-two
top {noun}	:: summit, peak
top {noun}	:: hairpiece
top {noun}	:: top (uppermost part, lid, cap, cover, garment worn to cover the torso, child’s spinning toy)
topas {noun}	:: topaz
topform {noun} [of e.g. a person, a machine]	:: good condition; very good shape
topløs {adj}	:: topless
topograf {noun}	:: topographer
topografi {noun}	:: topography
topografisk {adj}	:: topographic
topolog {noun}	:: topologist
topologi {noun}	:: topology (study of geometric properties that are not changed by stretching etc.)
topologisk rum {noun} [mathematics]	:: topological space (a set along with a topology on the set)
topstyret {adj}	:: managed top-down; organized in such a way that most decisions are made at the highest level
tør {adj}	:: dry
tør {adj}	:: neat, straight [undiluted]
Torben {prop}	:: given name, a popular variant of Thorbjørn
torden {noun}	:: thunder
torden {noun}	:: thunderstorm
Torino {prop}	:: Torino (capital city)
Torino {prop}	:: Torino (metropolitan city)
Torkild {prop}	:: given name, a less common spelling of Thorkild
tørklæde {noun} [dated]	:: handkerchief
tørklæde {noun}	:: scarf [garment worn around the neck]
tørklæde {noun}	:: scarf, headscarf [cloth worn to protect the hair or for religious reasons]
torn {noun}	:: thorn
tornado {noun}	:: tornado
Tornerose {prop}	:: Sleeping Beauty
tornløs {adj}	:: thornless
torpedohøns {noun} [slang, plural only]	:: crab lice
tørre {vt}	:: to dry, to cause to become dry
tørre {vi}	:: to dry, to become dry; towel off
tørretumbler {noun}	:: dryer (of clothes)
torsdag {noun}	:: Thursday
torsk {noun}	:: cod, codfish
torsk {noun} [pejorative]	:: ass, fool
torso {noun}	:: torso, upper body
tørst {noun}	:: thirst
Torsten {prop}	:: given name
tørstig {adj}	:: thirsty
tørstof {noun} [uncountable]	:: dry matter
tørstof {noun} [countable]	:: dry substance
tortere {v}	:: to torture (to intentionally inflict unnecessary pain or suffering on helpless victims)
tortur {noun}	:: torture (intentional causing of pain and agony to someone)
torturere {v}	:: to torture
torv {noun}	:: square (open space in a town)
torv {noun}	:: market, marketplace
tøs {noun}	:: girl, lass
tøs {noun}	:: slut, hussy, tart
tøsedreng {noun} [mostly of males]	:: wimp
to sjæle en tanke {noun}	:: two persons thinking the same
tosproget {adj}	:: bilingual, especially natively so
tosse {noun}	:: simpleton
tosse {v}	:: fool, fool about, fool around
tossekasse {noun} [colloquial]	:: television
tosset {adj}	:: crazy, insane
total {adj}	:: total
total {noun}	:: total
total {noun}	:: two
totalitarisme {noun}	:: totalitarianism
totalmatrix {noun} [linear algebra]	:: augmented matrix
Tourettes {prop}	:: genitive of Tourette
Tourettes syndrom {noun}	:: Tourette syndrome
tov {noun}	:: rope
Tove {prop}	:: given name
tøve {v}	:: to hesitate [to stop or pause respecting decision or action]
tøve {v}	:: to hesitate, falter [to stammer; to falter in speaking]
tøve {v}	:: to linger [to stay or remain]
tøvelæsioner {noun}	:: a non-lethal wound sometimes inflicted before a suicide attempt while summoning courage to perform the killing blow
tøven {c}	:: hesitation
tøven {c}	:: delay
tråd {noun}	:: thread
tråd {noun}	:: wire
tråd {noun}	:: string
tråd {noun}	:: fiber, fibre
tråd {noun}	:: filament
tråd {noun}	:: a step, an act of treading
tråde {v}	:: to thread
tråde {v} [dialect]	:: to tread
tradition {noun}	:: tradition
traditionel {adj}	:: traditional
trådløs {adj}	:: wireless (not having any wires)
træ {noun}	:: tree
træ {noun} [uncountable]	:: wood, timber
træ {noun} [graph theory]	:: tree
træde {v}	:: to step
træde {v}	:: to tread
træde {v}	:: to thread
træde i spinaten {phrase} [idiomatic]	:: put a foot wrong (see Thesaurus:make a mistake)
træf {noun}	:: coincidence
træf {noun}	:: get-together, rally
træf {noun} [card games, archaic]	:: clubs
træffe {vt n c}	:: to meet
træffe {v n c}	:: to hit
træffe {vi n c} [passive]	:: meet, see træffes
træffende {adj}	:: striking, apt, fitting
træffende {adv}	:: strikingly, aptly, fittingly
træffes {vi}	:: meet
træg {adj}	:: sluggish
træg {adj}	:: inert
træg {adj}	:: slow
træindustri {noun}	:: wood industry; an industry that deals with wood
træk {noun}	:: draft, draught (current of air)
træk {noun}	:: pull
træk {noun}	:: touch
træk {noun}	:: feature
træk {noun}	:: trait
træk {noun}	:: move
træk {noun}	:: migration, flight
træk {noun} [weightlifting]	:: snatch
trækbasun {noun}	:: trombone
trækfugl {noun}	:: migrant (migratory bird)
trækfugl {noun}	:: bird of passage
trækharmonika {noun}	:: accordion
trækharmonika {noun}	:: concertina
trække {v n c p}	:: to pull
trække {v n c p}	:: to drag, haul, tow
trække {v n c p}	:: to draw [a card or a line]
trække {vi n c p} [of a liquid with one or more solid items in it]	:: to steep [to stand undisturbed, such that something from the solid items are released into the liquid, or vice versa]
trække {v n c p}	:: to withdraw [money from an account]
trække {vi n c p}	:: to move [from one place to another]
trække {vi n c p}	:: to migrate [of birds]
trække {vi n c p} [colloquial]	:: to work as a prostitute, especially on the streets
trække det korteste strå {v}	:: lose
trække fra {v} [arithmetic]	:: subtract
trækkerdreng {noun}	:: male prostitute who caters to male clients
trække tænder ud {v}	:: See: da trække tand ud
trække tænder ud {v}	:: be painful, exhausting, boring or otherwise unpleasant
trække vejret {v}	:: to breathe
trække vejret {v}	:: to take a break
træl {noun}	:: slave
trælagtig {adj}	:: slavelike, like a slave
trældom {noun}	:: thralldom, bondage, slavery
trælle {v}	:: to slave, toil as a slave
træløs {adj}	:: treeless
træls {adj}	:: annoying, grueling, tiresome
trænet {adj}	:: trained
trænge {vi}	:: to need, want [normally with the preposition til]
trænge {vt}	:: to press, force
trænge {vi}	:: to advance, force
trænge {vr}	:: to push, intrude
trænge {v} [passive]	:: to crowd
trærod {noun}	:: tree root
træskonæb {noun}	:: shoebill
træstamme {noun}	:: tree trunk
træstamme {noun}	:: a cake consisting of different cakes mixed with e.g. rum, marmalade, marzipan, chocolate, covered in marzipan and dipped by the ends in chocolate
træt {adj}	:: tired [in need of rest and/or sleep]
træt {adj}	:: fed up, frustrated
træt af {adj}	:: tired of
trætte {vt}	:: tire, to exhaust, to cause to be tired
trætte {noun} [archaic]	:: feud
trætte {vi}	:: To fight, feud, bicker
trættekær {adj}	:: cantankerous, quarrelsome
trævl {noun}	:: thread [in cloths]
trævl {noun}	:: rag, shred [a piece of cloths]
trævl {noun}	:: shred [of meat or flesh]
trævl {noun} [botany]	:: fibre
trafikant {noun}	:: someone who participates in traffic
trafiklys {noun}	:: A traffic light
trafikprop {noun}	:: traffic jam, traffic congestion
trafikprop {noun}	:: tailback
tragedie {noun} [theater]	:: tragedy, a dramatic performance
tragedie {noun}	:: tragedy, an unexpected incidence causing great pain or sadness
tragisk {adj}	:: tragic, causing grief or sadness
tragisk {adj} [theater]	:: tragic, concerning tragedy
tragt {noun}	:: funnel
traktatstridig {adj}	:: going against some treaty
traktor {noun}	:: tractor
traktorfører	:: tractor driver
trampfart {noun} [rare]	:: tramp trade (engaging in running a ship from port to port without a fixed schedule)
trampolin {noun}	:: trampoline (gymnastic and recreational device)
tranebær {noun}	:: cranberry (berry)
tranebær {noun}	:: cranberry (shrub), Vaccinium oxycoccos (syn. Oxycoccus palustris)
Trankebar {prop}	:: Tharangambadi
Tranquebar {prop}	:: Tharangambadi
transfobi {c}	:: transphobia
transformator {noun} [electrical engineering]	:: transformer
transformer {noun} [electrical engineering]	:: transformer
transfyr {noun}	:: young trans man
transitiv {adj} [grammar]	:: transitive
transkønnet {adj}	:: transgender
transkvinde {noun}	:: trans woman
translitteration {noun}	:: transliteration (product of transliterating)
transmand {noun}	:: trans man
transmission {noun}	:: transmission
transparens {noun}	:: transparence, transparency (the quality of being transparent)
transparens {noun}	:: transparency (openness, degree of accessibility to view)
transparent {adj}	:: transparent
transparent {c} {n}	:: banner
transparent {c} {n}	:: transparency, overhead
transpige {noun}	:: trans girl
transportsyge {noun}	:: motion sickness
transseksuel {adj}	:: transsexual
transvestit {c}	:: a transvestite
trapez {noun} [geometry]	:: trapezium (UK), trapezoid (US); quadrangle with two opposite sides parallel
trapez {noun} [gymnastics]	:: trapeze
trappe {noun}	:: stairs, stairway
trappe {noun}	:: bustard
trappeform {noun} [linear algebra]	:: row echelon form
traske {v}	:: trudge, plod, slog (to walk heavily and laboriously with slow steps)
travl {adj}	:: busy (doing a great deal; engaged)
tre {num}	:: three
tredive {num}	:: thirty
tredivte {num}	:: thirtieth
tredje {num}	:: third
tredje ben {noun} [anatomy, slang]	:: penis
tredjedel {c}	:: a third (1/3) (a fraction, each of three equal parts)
tredjepart {noun}	:: third party (someone not directly involved in a transaction)
tredjepart {noun}	:: third party (someone only incidentally or tangentially connected to an incident or dispute)
tredjepart {noun}	:: [rare] third (one of three equal parts of a whole)
tredjeudgave {noun}	:: the third edition (of e.g. a book)
tredjeudgave {noun}	:: a copy hereof
tredve {num}	:: thirty
treer {noun}	:: third (person or thing in the third position)
treer {noun}	:: three (in dice or cards)
treer {noun}	:: three (person or thing that is number three in a system, e.g.bus #3)
trekant {noun}	:: triangle (polygon)
trekant {noun}	:: threesome
trekantet {adj}	:: triangular
trekløver {noun}	:: shamrock
trekløver {noun}	:: trio
tre ludere og en lommetyv {noun} [idiomatic]	:: no one
tremme {noun}	:: a bar (rigid, elongated object, arranged together with others so as to obstruct exit or entrance while allowing through-sight)
treogfirs {num}	:: eighty-three
treogfyrre {num}	:: forty-three
treoghalvfems {num}	:: ninety-three
treoghalvfjerds {num}	:: seventy-three
treoghalvtreds {num}	:: fifty-three
treogtredive {num}	:: thirty-three
treogtredve {num}	:: thirty-three
treogtres {num}	:: sixty-three
treogtyve {num}	:: twenty-three
tres {num}	:: sixty
tresindstyve {num}	:: [dated] sixty
tresindstyvende {num}	:: sixtieth
trespring {noun}	:: triple jump
tresproget {adj}	:: trilingual
tressende {num}	:: sixtieth
treti {num}	:: thirty
tretten {num}	:: thirteen
triangel {noun}	:: triangle (percussion instrument)
-trice {suffix}	:: Used to form female version of title
trigonometrisk {adj} [geometry]	:: trigonometric
trigonometrisk funktion {noun} [math]	:: trigonometric function
trillebør {noun}	:: wheelbarrow
trilling {noun}	:: triplet
trimester {noun}	:: trimester
trin {noun}	:: step
trin {noun}	:: stair
trin {noun}	:: rung
trin {noun}	:: grade
trin {noun}	:: stage
Trine {prop}	:: given name, short form of Katrine ( =Catherine)
Trinidad og Tobago {prop}	:: Trinidad og Tobago (a <<country>> consisting of two main <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
trist {adj}	:: sad
trist {adj} [of a situation]	:: sad
tristhed {noun}	:: sadness
triumf {noun}	:: triumph
trives {v} [deponent]	:: to thrive
trivialnavn {noun} [chemistry]	:: trivial name
triviel {adj}	:: tedious, boring, mundane
triviel {adj}	:: commonplace
triviel {adj}	:: hackneyed, trite
trivsel {noun}	:: well-being
trivsel {noun}	:: growth, prosperity
tro {noun}	:: belief
tro {noun}	:: confidence
tro {noun}	:: trust
tro {noun}	:: faith
tro {v}	:: to believe
tro {v}	:: to think
tro {adj}	:: faithful
tro {adj}	:: true
tro {adj}	:: loyal
tro {adj}	:: accurate, close
trods {noun}	:: defiance
trods {prep}	:: despite
trods alt {phrase}	:: in spite of everything, despite everything
trods alt {phrase}	:: after all
trodse {v}	:: to defy
trodsig {adj}	:: defiant
trodsig {adj}	:: obstinate, stubborn
trodsig {adj}	:: contrary, refractory
trodsig {adj}	:: willful
Troels {prop}	:: given name
troende {adj}	:: believing, religious
troende {noun}	:: faith
troen kan flytte bjerge {proverb}	:: faith will move mountains
trøffel {noun}	:: truffle, an edible fungus, of the genus Tuber
trøffel {noun}	:: truffel, a creamy chocolate confection
trøffel {noun} [regional]	:: a rum ball, a truffle-like confectionery cake
troglodyt {noun}	:: troglodyte
Troja {prop} [historical]	:: Troja (ancient city)
trojaner {noun}	:: Trojan (person from Troy)
trojaner {noun} [computing]	:: Trojan horse
trojansk {adj}	:: Trojan
trojansk hest {c} [computing]	:: Trojan horse
trøje {noun}	:: shirt
trøje {noun}	:: jersey
trøje {noun}	:: cardigan
trokæ {noun} [poetry]	:: trochee
trokæisk {adj} [poetry]	:: trochaic
trold {noun}	:: troll (supernatural being)
trold {noun}	:: ogre
trold {noun}	:: spitfire
trolddom {noun}	:: sorcery
trolddomsmæssig {adj}	:: sorcerial, relating to sorcery
trolde {v} [often, humorous]	:: to perform magic
troldmand {noun}	:: a male wizard
troldspejl {noun}	:: a view or account of something that distorts the truth, especially if negatively
trolig {adj}	:: likely, credible
tromme {noun} [musical instruments]	:: a drum
tromme {v}	:: to drum
trommesæt {noun}	:: drum kit
trommet {v}	:: past participle of tromme
trompet {noun} [musical instruments]	:: trumpet
trompeter {noun}	:: trumpeter, trumpet player in a marching band
Tromsø {prop}	:: Tromsø (city)
tronarving {noun}	:: heir to the throne
trone {noun}	:: throne
trone {v}	:: to throne
tronet {v}	:: past participle of trone
tro om {v}	:: synonym of tro om igen
tro om igen {v}	:: think again (cf. have another think coming)
tro på det {phrase} [idiomatic]	:: forget about it
troposfære {noun}	:: troposphere (the lower levels of the atmosphere extending from the earth's surface up to the tropopause)
tror du på Gud {phrase}	:: do you believe in God?
trosbekendelse {noun} [religion]	:: creed [the fundament of a religious group, in particular the Apostles' Creed]
trossamfund {noun}	:: religious community [organized group of people sharing common religious beliefs]
trøst {noun}	:: comfort
trøst {noun}	:: consolation
trøst {noun}	:: solace (consolation)
trøste {v}	:: to console, to comfort
trøster {noun}	:: consoler, one who consoles
trøster {noun}	:: a pillow for the head
troubadour {noun}	:: alternative spelling of trubadur
troubadur {noun}	:: alternative spelling of trubadur
troværdig {adj}	:: reliable
troværdig {adj}	:: credible
trubadour {noun}	:: alternative spelling of trubadur
trubadur {noun}	:: troubadour
true {v}	:: to threaten
trug {noun}	:: trough
trumf {noun}	:: trump (suit of cards that outranks others; card of the outranking suit)
trumf {noun} [figurative]	:: generally, an advantage one can bring to play; trump
trumpisme {noun}	:: Trumpism (characteristic uttering)
trumpisme {prop}	:: Trumpism
trussel {noun}	:: threat
tryg {adj}	:: safe
tryg {adj}	:: secure
tryg {adj}	:: easy
tryg {adj}	:: confident
tryk {n} [physics]	:: pressure
tryk {n} [linguistics]	:: stress
trykblyant {noun}	:: mechanical pencil
trykfejl {noun}	:: typo, typing error
trykke {v}	:: to press [e.g. a button]
trykke {v}	:: to print
trykstærk {adj} [phonetics]	:: stressed
tryksvag {adj} [phonetics]	:: unstressed
tryllekunstner {noun}	:: conjurer, conjuror, magician (performer of tricks)
tryllestav {c}	:: a magic wand
tryne {noun}	:: snout
tryne {v}	:: sit on, put down, flatten
trynet {v}	:: past participle of tryne
tsk. {noun} [cooking]	:: abbreviation of teske
tsk {interj}	:: tsk
tsk {noun}	:: alternative form of tsk.
tsunami {noun}	:: tsunami
tuberkulose {noun} [disease]	:: tuberculosis
tud {noun}	:: spout
tud {noun}	:: nozzle
tud {noun}	:: snout
tud {noun}	:: howl
tud {noun}	:: hoot
tude {v}	:: howl
tude {v}	:: yowl
tude {v}	:: hoot
tude {v} [pejorative]	:: blubber, weep, cry
tudekiks {noun}	:: a biscuit given to someone who is crying [but usually used figuratively]
tudet {v}	:: past participle of tude
tudse {noun}	:: toad
tudsegammel {adj}	:: very old
Tue {prop}	:: given name, short for compound names beginning with the Old Norse element Þur-, a variant of Þórr (Thor)
tugt {noun}	:: discipline
tulipan {noun}	:: tulip
tumult {noun}	:: uproar, tumult
tumult {noun}	:: riot, disturbance
tumult {noun}	:: scuffle
tun {noun}	:: tuna
tun {noun}	:: tuna fish
tun {noun}	:: tun
tun {noun} [dated]	:: an enclosed piece of ground
Tunesien {prop}	:: Tunisia
tung {adj}	:: heavy
tunge {noun} [anatomy]	:: tongue
tunge {noun}	:: sole [fish]
tunge {noun} [poetic]	:: language
tungemål {noun}	:: language
tungtopløselig {adj}	:: not very soluble
tunika {noun}	:: tunic (garment)
Tunis {prop}	:: Tunis (capital city)
tunnel {c}	:: tunnel
tunnelsyn {noun}	:: tunnel vision
tunnelsyn {noun}	:: narrow-mindedness
tupilak {noun}	:: tupilak (statuette)
tupilak {noun}	:: tupilak (creature)
tur {noun}	:: turn
tur {noun} [graph theory]	:: trail
tur {noun}	:: walk, stroll
tur {noun}	:: outing, excursion
tur {noun}	:: trip, tour, flight
tur {noun}	:: ride, drive, run
turban {noun}	:: turban (male headdress)
turbine {noun}	:: turbine
turde {v}	:: to dare
turde {v}	:: ought to
turde {v}	:: might
turkis {noun}	:: turquoise (sky-blue, greenish-blue, or greenish-gray semi-precious gemstone)
turkis {adj}	:: turquoise (having a pale greenish-blue colour)
turkish delight {c}	:: Turkish delight
Turkmenistan {prop} {m}	:: Turkmenistan (country)
turnus {noun}	:: change between tasks according to a fixed agreed schedule; shiftwork
tus {noun}	:: felt-tip pen
tusind {num}	:: thousand
tusind {noun}	:: a thousand (a unit of ca. 1000 pieces)
tusinde {num}	:: thousand
tusinde {num}	:: thousandth
tusinde {noun}	:: a thousand (a unit of ca. 1000 pieces)
tusind tak {phrase}	:: thanks a million, thank you very much (greater gratitude than thank you)
tusmørke {noun}	:: twilight
tut {noun}	:: stall (a cover to a finger)
tut {noun}	:: roll (a roll of coins)
tut {noun}	:: toot
tutte {v}	:: to toot
tuttenut {noun} [childish]	:: person
tv {noun}	:: TV
tvær- {prefix}	:: cross-, inter-
tvær {adj}	:: sullen, sulky
tværbølge {noun} [physics]	:: transverse wave
tvære {v}	:: to rub, crush
tværfløjte {noun}	:: transverse flute
tværs {adv}	:: across, abeam
tvært {adv}	:: only in the phrases tvært imod, tværtimod and tværtom
tværtimod {adv}	:: on the contrary, au contraire
tværvektor {noun}	:: a 2d vector obtained by rotating some 2D vector 90 degrees counter-clockwise
tvætte {v} [archaic]	:: to wash
tvangsarbejde {noun}	:: forced labor
tvangshandling {noun}	:: compulsive action
tvangstanke {noun} [psychology]	:: intrusive thought; compulsive thought
tv-avis {c}	:: news show
tve- {prefix}	:: bi-, di-, duo-
tveægget {adj}	:: double-edged
tveægget {adj} [of twins]	:: dizygotic, fraternal
tvedragt {noun}	:: discord, conflict
tvelyd {noun} [phonetics]	:: diphthong
tvetydig {adj}	:: ambiguous
tvetydig {adj}	:: equivocal
tvetydig {adj}	:: dubious
tvetydig {adj}	:: improper, risqué, suggestive
tvetydighed {c}	:: ambiguity
tvetydighed {c}	:: a double entendre
tvilling {noun}	:: twin
Tvillingerne {prop}	:: Gemini (an astrological sign)
tvist {noun}	:: legal dispute
tvivl {noun}	:: doubt (uncertainty)
tvivle {vi} [with på]	:: doubt
tvivlende {v}	:: present participle of tvivle
tvivlende {v}	:: doubtful, dubious
tvivlende {v}	:: doubtfully, dubiously
tv-program {n}	:: A television program
TV-program {n}	:: alternative case form of tv-program
tv-serie {noun}	:: A television series
TV-serie {noun}	:: alternative case form of tv-serie
tweet {noun}	:: tweet (Twitter)
tweete {v}	:: to tweet (post a message to Twitter)
ty {v}	:: to turn to, resort to
tyd {noun} [dated]	:: meaning, sense
tyde {v}	:: interpret
tyde {v}	:: decipher, read
tydeliggjort {v}	:: past participle of tydeliggøre
tydeliggøre {v}	:: make clear, evident
tydeliggørelse {noun}	:: clarification
tyde på {vt}	:: to suggest; to serve as evidence for something
tydsk {adj}	:: obsolete spelling of tysk
tydsk {prop}	:: obsolete spelling of tysk
Tydskland {prop}	:: obsolete form of Tyskland
tyfon {noun}	:: typhoon
tyfus {noun} [pathology]	:: typhus
tygge {v}	:: to chew
tyggegummi {noun} [chiefly uncountable]	:: chewing gum
tyk {adj}	:: thick, deep
tyk {adj}	:: stout, big, fat, plumb, chubby, tubby
tyk {adj}	:: swollen
tyk {adj} [vulgar, with verbs like gøre, bolle, knalde]	:: pregnant, especially out of wedlock; compare knock up
tykhornsfår {noun}	:: A bighorn sheep
tykkes {v} [archaic]	:: to seem, appear
tykkes {v} [archaic or dialect]	:: to think
tykmælk {noun}	:: fermented milk [more liquidy than yoghurt, similar to kefir]
tyktarm {noun} [anatomy]	:: large intestine
tylle {v}	:: drink fast (and a lot)
tynd {adj}	:: thin, opposite of thick
tynd {adj}	:: skinny, opposite of fat
tynd {adj}	:: runny, thin, opposite of viscous
tynd {adj}	:: weak, feeble
tyndskid {noun} [colloquial]	:: diarrhea
tyndtarm {noun} [anatomy]	:: small intestine
tyndtlagskromatografi {noun}	:: thin-layer chromatography
tyngde {noun}	:: heaviness, weight
tyngde {noun}	:: importance, strength
tyngde {noun} [physics]	:: gravity
tyngdefelt {noun} [physics]	:: gravitational field
tyngdekraft {noun}	:: gravity
typografi {c}	:: typography
tyr {noun}	:: bull (uncastrated adult male of cattle)
tyr {noun}	:: Taurean (someone with the Taurus star sign)
Tyr {prop} [Norse mythology]	:: Tyr
tyran {noun} [historical]	:: tyrant [a leader in many Ancient Greek city states]
tyran {noun}	:: tyrant [an unjust and cruel leader]
tyre {v}	:: grind away at
tyre {v}	:: put down
tyre {v}	:: kick violently
Tyren {prop} [zodiac constellations]	:: Taurus (constellation; astrological sign)
tyrker {noun}	:: Turk (a person from Turkey)
Tyrkiet {prop}	:: Turkey
tyrkificering {noun}	:: Turkification
tyrkisk {adj}	:: Turkish (of, from or pertaining to Turkey, the Turkish people or the Turkish language)
tysk {adj}	:: German [relating to the country, people or language of Germany]
tysk {n}	:: the German language
tyskbog {noun}	:: a German textbook
tysken {prop} {c} [archaic or jocular]	:: Fritz; the Germans, or especially the German army, taken as a unit
tysken {prop} {c}	:: the German language
tysker {noun}	:: German (person from Germany)
tyskertøs {noun} [pejorative]	:: a woman who had a relationship with a German soldier during World War II
Tyskland {prop} {n}	:: Germany
tyst {adj}	:: hushed, quiet, silent
tyst {adv}	:: quietly, silently
tystne {vi}	:: become silent
tystne {vt}	:: make silent
tyttebær {noun}	:: lingonberry
tyv {noun}	:: thief (one who carries out theft)
tyve {num}	:: twenty
tyvende {num}	:: twentieth
tyver {noun}	:: twenty, coin or banknote with a denomination of 20¤
tyver {noun}	:: twenties, a decade with 20, e.g. the 1920–29 or the 1820s, mostly in the plural definite
tyver {noun}	:: twenties (the decade of one's life from age 20 through age 29), mostly in the plural definite
tyver {noun}	:: person or object that is nr. 20 in a system
tyveri {noun}	:: theft (act of stealing property)
tyveri {noun}	:: stealing
tyveri {noun}	:: burglary
tyv tror hver mand stjæler {proverb}	:: A person who commits wrongdoings is more likely to believe that others are as well
tyv tror, hvermand stjæler {proverb}	:: someone with a moral failing thinks that that failing is common (usually with the implication that it is therefore excusable)