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vabel {noun}	:: blister
våben {n}	:: a weapon
våben {n}	:: a coat of arms
våbenhvile {noun}	:: ceasefire
våbenkapløb {noun}	:: arms race
våbenskjold {n}	:: a coat of arms
vable {noun}	:: blister
vaccine {noun}	:: vaccine
vad {noun} [rare]	:: ford (a crossing)
våd {adj}	:: wet
våde {noun} [archaic]	:: peril, disaster, damage
Vadehavet {prop}	:: the Wadden Sea
vadested {noun}	:: ford
vadet {v}	:: past participle of vade
vædde {v}	:: to bet, wager
vædder {noun}	:: ram [male sheep]
vædder {noun}	:: Aries [someone with an Aries star sign]
Vædderen {prop}	:: Aries (an astrological sign)
væde {noun}	:: moisture
væde {v}	:: to wet
væde {v}	:: to moisten
vædet {v}	:: past participle of væde
vædske {noun}	:: obsolete spelling of væske
væg {noun}	:: wall
væge {noun}	:: wick
væggelus {noun}	:: bedbug
væggene har ører {proverb}	:: the walls have ears
vægre {vr}	:: to refuse, decline
vægt {noun}	:: weight
vægt {noun}	:: scales (a device for weighing goods for sale)
vægt {noun}	:: Libra (someone with a Libra star sign)
vægte {v}	:: to weight
vægte {v}	:: to estimate
Vægten {prop}	:: Libra (constellation; astrological sign)
vægter {noun} [historical]	:: night watchman
vægtfylde {noun} [dated, rare, physics]	:: density (mass per volume)
vægtfylde {noun} [dated, rare, physics]	:: weight per volume
vægtmæssig {adj}	:: relating to weight
vægtning {noun}	:: weighting
vægtning {noun}	:: estimation
vægtstang {noun} [mechanics]	:: lever
vægtstang {noun}	:: barbell
væk {adv}	:: gone
væk {adv}	:: away
væk {v}	:: imperative of vække
vække {vt}	:: to wake up [to cause someone to stop sleeping]
vække {vt}	:: to arouse, cause [e.g. curiosity, interest, anger, laughter]
vække {vt}	:: to awaken [spiritually or politically]
vækkelse {noun}	:: awakening
vækkeur {noun}	:: alarm clock
vækning {noun}	:: call, calling [to wake up a person]
vækst {noun} [uncountable]	:: growth [of growing organisms]
vækst {noun} [uncountable]	:: growth, increase [something becoming bigger]
vækst {noun}	:: plant
vælge {v}	:: choose
vælge {v}	:: select
vælge {v}	:: elect
vælger {noun}	:: voter
vælte {vti}	:: to overturn, roll
vælte {vr}	:: to roll, wallow [with the preposition i]
væltepeter {noun} [historical]	:: velocipede
væltepeter {noun} [humorous]	:: bike
væmmelse {noun}	:: disgust
vænne {v}	:: to make someone accustomed to
vænne {vr}	:: get used to, get accustomed to
vær' {v}	:: eye dialect of være
værd {adj} [postpositive]	:: worth
værd {noun}	:: worth [the inner worth of a person]
værdi {noun}	:: value
værdi {noun}	:: worth, merit
værdi {noun}	:: monetary value, worth
værdig {adj}	:: worthy
værdig {adj}	:: dignified
værdighed {noun}	:: dignity
værdighed {noun}	:: worthiness
værdiløs {adj}	:: valueless
værdimængde {noun} [mathematics]	:: range (forwards image of domain)
værdipolitik {noun}	:: the politics of values; often defined as the politics that are not concerned with the distribution of goods
værdsætte {v}	:: appreciate, value
være {v} [copulative]	:: to be [expresses identity between the subject and a predicative]
være {vi}	:: to be, exist [with an adverbial phrase and/or the dummy pronoun der]
være {vi}	:: to be [in cleft sentences emphasizing a noun phrase, with the dummy pronoun det and a relative clause]
være {v} [auxiliary]	:: to be [passive perfect tense with the past participle]
være {v} [auxiliary]	:: to have [active perfect tense with the past participle in certain verbs]
være i gære {v} [of some troublesome event]	:: to be afoot, to be about to happen, to be brewing
være ked af {v}	:: feel sorry about
være langt mellem snapsene {v} [slang, impersonal, with der as dummy pronoun]	:: for the good stuff to be far between; for most [of the things, occurrences, productions etc.] to be unimaginative, boring, inferior etc
værelse {noun}	:: room; separate part of a building
væremåde {noun}	:: way of being
være med på den værste {v}	:: be of a temperament to engage in dangerous or wild activities
væren {c}	:: being, existence
være på færde {v}	:: be going on
være på lakridserne {phrase} [idiomatic]	:: be energetic, determined and set to do ones best
være sammen {v}	:: have sex
været {v}	:: past participle of være
være til {v}	:: exist
være tredje hjul {n}	:: third wheel
være ved at {v}	:: be about to
værge {noun} [law]	:: guardian [of a child or incompetent adult]
værge {noun} [dated]	:: protection, care
værge {noun} [dated]	:: weapon
værge {v}	:: protect
værk {noun}	:: work [the product of someone's or something's actions]
værk {noun}	:: work [a cultural production]
værk {noun}	:: works [industrial processing facility]
værk {c}	:: ache
værk {noun}	:: oakum
værktøj {noun}	:: tool
værn {noun}	:: protection
værn {noun}	:: defence
værn {noun} [military]	:: service [one of the three branches of military operation]
værne {v}	:: protect
værne {v}	:: safeguard
værne {v}	:: defend
værnemager {noun} [historical]	:: collaborator [a person collaborating with the Nazi occupation forces in Denmark 1940-1945]
værnemagt {noun} [historical]	:: Wehrmacht [the German military forces from 1933-1945]
værpe {v} [archaic]	:: to eject
værre {adj}	:: worse
værre {adj}	:: bad, difficult, disadvantageous, serious, troublesome, unlucky, unpleasant
værre {adv}	:: worse, more bad, more badly
værsågod {interj}	:: synonym of værsgo
værsgo {interj}	:: here you are
vært {noun}	:: host (person who allows a guest)
vært {noun}	:: landlord
værtinde {noun}	:: hostess
væsen {noun}	:: creature
væsen {noun}	:: nature
væsentlig {adj}	:: essential
væsentlig {adj}	:: important
væsentlig {adj}	:: considerable, substantial
væsentlig {adv}	:: significantly
væsentlig {adv}	:: chiefly, mostly
væsentlig {adv}	:: practically
væske {noun}	:: fluid, liquid
væske {v}	:: to secrete fluids, especially pathologically so
vætte {noun} [mythology]	:: smaller supernatural being
væv {noun}	:: loom [an instrument for weaving]
væv {noun}	:: web [something woven]
væv {noun} [metaphorically]	:: web [a structure of closely interrelated things]
væv {noun} [biology]	:: tissue
væve {v}	:: to weave
vævet {v}	:: past participle of væve
vaffel {noun}	:: waffle (flat pastry)
vaffel {noun}	:: wafer (light, thin, flat biscuit/cookie)
vaffel {noun}	:: cone (ice cream), cornet (pastry shell)
vag {adj}	:: vague
våg {noun} [archaic]	:: wave
våg {noun} [archaic]	:: narrow inlet [about conditions in Norway and on the Faroe Islands]
våge {noun}	:: opening in the ice, polynya
våge {noun}	:: buzzard [bird of prey of the genus Buteo]
våge {noun}	:: any bird of the genus Buteo
våge {v} [rare]	:: to be awake
våge {v}	:: to keep a vigil
våge {v}	:: to watch over [with the preposition over]
vågen {adj}	:: awake (not asleep)
vågen {adj}	:: alert, perceptive, bright
vagina {c} [anatomy]	:: vagina
Vagn {prop}	:: given name
vågne {v}	:: to awake, to wake
vågne {v}	:: to come to, to come round
vågne {v}	:: vågne op – wake up
vagt {noun}	:: guard, watch [the act of guarding]
vagt {noun}	:: duty
vagt {noun}	:: guard [a person guarding]
vagtelkonge {noun}	:: corncrake
vakker {adj} [archaic, poetic]	:: beautiful
vakuum {noun}	:: vacuum (region of space that contains no matter)
val {noun} [poetic]	:: battle field
val {noun} [obsolete]	:: steep coastline
val {c} [obsolete]	:: plain
Valborg {prop}	:: given name
Valdemar {prop}	:: given name
valens {noun}	:: valence
valens {noun} [graph theory]	:: degree, valency
valens {noun} [chemistry]	:: valence, number of (single) bonds an atom will make in stable compounds
valens {noun} [grammar]	:: valence, maximal number of arguments
Valentin {prop}	:: given name
valg {noun}	:: choice
valg {noun}	:: election
valgt {v}	:: past participle of vælge
Valhal {prop}	:: Valhalla
Valhalla {prop}	:: alternative form of Valhal
valke {v}	:: To waulk, walk, full
valkyrie {noun}	:: valkyrie
valkyrie {noun}	:: fury, virago (a large, strong, courageous or aggressive woman)
vallak {noun}	:: gelding, castrated male horse
valle {noun}	:: whey
valnød {noun}	:: walnut (the nut of the walnut tree)
valravn {noun}	:: a supernatural raven in Danish folklore
vals {noun}	:: waltz
valsen {c}	:: definite singular of vals
valsen {c}	:: definite singular of valse
valte {v}	:: only in the phrase: skalte og valte (to treat as one likes)
valuta {noun}	:: currency (money or other item used to facilitate transactions)
vammel {adj}	:: sickly, sickening, cloying
vampyr {noun}	:: vampire
vampyr {noun}	:: vampire bat (Desmodontinae)
vams {noun}	:: doublet [article of men's clothing]
vams {noun}	:: a thick and warm jacket, fur coat or sweater
van- {prefix}	:: giving the sense of wrong, bad; mis-, dys-, mal-
van {noun}	:: one of the Vanir
van {noun}	:: van
van {adv} [dated]	:: pleje van – nurse, take care of
vanadin {noun}	:: alternative form of vanadium
vanadium {noun}	:: vanadium
vanære {noun}	:: dishonour
vanære {v}	:: to dishonour
vand {noun} [uncountable]	:: water
vand {noun}	:: sea
vand {noun}	:: soft drink
vandalisere {v}	:: to vandalise
vandalisme {noun}	:: Vandalism
vandbad {noun}	:: a container of water kept at a controlled temperature, into which a different container is lowered, the temperature of whose content is thus similarly controlled
vandbad {noun}	:: bain-marie
vandbad {noun}	:: water bath
vandbakkelse {noun}	:: choux pastry
vanddamp {noun}	:: water vapour [UK], water vapor [US]
vande {v}	:: water
vande {v}	:: irrigate
vande høns {idiom}	:: cry
vandelskende {adj} [chemistry, physics]	:: hydrophilic
vandet {v}	:: past participle of vande
vandfald {noun}	:: waterfall (permanent flow of water over the edge of a cliff)
vandfarve {noun}	:: watercolour, watercolor, any water-soluble pigment, e.g. gouache
vandhund {noun}	:: a person who loves swimming
vandhund {noun}	:: water dog
vandløs {adj}	:: waterless
vandmand {noun}	:: jellyfish
vandmand {noun}	:: Aquarius (someone with an Aquarius star sign)
Vandmanden {prop}	:: Aquarius (an astrological sign)
vandmelon {noun}	:: watermelon (plant and fruit)
vandpolo {noun}	:: water polo
vandrefalk {noun}	:: peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus)
vandregræshoppe {noun}	:: migratory locust (Locusta migratoria)
vandrehistorie {noun}	:: urban legend
vandrestjerne {noun} [astronomy, obsolete]	:: planet
vandringsmand {noun} [poetic]	:: male traveler
vandrør {noun}	:: water pipe (enclosed conduit for water)
vandskyende {adj} [chemistry, physics]	:: hydrophobic
vandstof {noun} [obsolete]	:: hydrogen
vandværk {noun}	:: water works
vane {noun}	:: habit
vane {noun}	:: practice
vanedyr {noun}	:: an animal that is prone to following routines
vanedyr {noun} [idiomatic]	:: a creature of habit
Vanessa {prop}	:: given name
vang {noun}	:: a meadow; an uncultivated, grassy piece of land
vanrøgt {noun}	:: abuse, mistreatment, esp. of a child or animal
vansire {v}	:: to disfigure (make less visually beautiful)
vanskabt {adj}	:: malformed; having a birth defect
vanskelig {adj}	:: difficult
vanskeliggøre {vt}	:: to make something difficult
vanskelighed {noun} [countable, uncountable]	:: difficulty
vant {adj}	:: usual, familiar
vante {c}	:: a mitten (type of glove)
vantro {noun}	:: disbelief
vantro {noun}	:: unbelief
vantro {adj}	:: incredulous, unbelieving
vantro {adj} [also, nominally]	:: unbelieving, infidel (not accepting a particular faith; without religious faith)
vant til {adj}	:: Used to; accustomed to
vanvid {noun}	:: insanity, madness
vanvittig {adj}	:: insane
vanvittig {adv}	:: insanely, madly
vanvittig {adv}	:: extremely
vanvittigt {adv}	:: alternative spelling of vanvittig
var- {prefix} [fantasy]	:: were- (shapeshifting)
var {adj}	:: only in the expression: blive var: become aware
vår {noun} [season, poetic]	:: spring
vår {noun}	:: case [a cover made of cloth, especially as part of bedclothes]
varan {noun}	:: monitor lizard (Varanus)
varbjørn {noun}	:: werebear
vare {noun}	:: article
vare {noun}	:: commodity
vare {noun}	:: item
vare {noun}	:: [in the plural] goods, merchandise, wares
vare {c}	:: only used in the expression tage vare på, tage vare om
vare {v}	:: last
vare {v}	:: continue, endure
vare {v}	:: take
vare {v}	:: only used in the expressions:
varet {v}	:: past participle of vare
varetægt {noun}	:: care, custody, charge
varetage {v}	:: look after, take care for
variabel {adj}	:: variable
variabel {noun}	:: variable
varians {noun} [statistics]	:: variance
variere {v}	:: to vary
variere {v}	:: to diversify
varkat {noun}	:: werecat
varm {adj}	:: warm, hot
varme {adj}	:: plural of varm
varme {m}	:: warmth, heat, heating
varme {m}	:: thermal
varme {v}	:: to warm, heat, warm up
varmefylde {noun} [thermodynamics]	:: specific heat capacity
varmekapacitet {noun} [thermodynamics]	:: heat capacity
varmeledning {noun} [thermodynamics]	:: conduction
varmeledningsevne {noun}	:: thermal conductivity
varmestråling {noun} [thermodynamics]	:: radiation
varmestrøm {noun} [thermodynamics]	:: conduction
varm kartoffel {c} [idiomatic]	:: hot potato
varsom {adj}	:: cautious
varsom {adj}	:: gentle
varulv {noun}	:: werewolf
vås {noun}	:: nonsense
vasal {noun}	:: vassal
vase {noun}	:: vase
vask {noun}	:: washing
vask {noun}	:: wash
vask {noun}	:: sink
vask {noun}	:: washbasin
vaske {v}	:: to wash
vaske {v}	:: to shampoo (to wash hair with shampoo)
vaske {v}	:: to launder (to wash; to disguise the source of ill-gotten wealth)
vaske {v}	:: to shuffle (to mix up cards in a random order before a card game)
vaskeægte {adj} [colloquial]	:: completely genuine
vaskebjørn {noun}	:: raccoon
vaskebræt {noun}	:: washboard, for washing clothes
vaskebræt {noun} [slang, anatomy]	:: A muscular, trained abdomen; abs
vaskeklud {noun}	:: washcloth
vaskemaskine {noun}	:: washing machine
vaskemiddel {noun}	:: detergent
vaske op {v}	:: do the dishes
vaske sine hænder {v} [idiomatic]	:: wash one's hands
vasket {v}	:: past participle of vaske
vat {noun}	:: cotton wool
vaterpas {noun}	:: spirit level
vatpik {noun} [pejorative]	:: wimp, pussy (man)
vatpind {noun}	:: cotton swab
vattet {adj}	:: spineless, weak of will
vbs. {noun}	:: abbreviation of verbalsubstantiv
ve {noun}	:: pain
ve {noun}	:: contraction of labour, birth pang
ved {prep}	:: at, by
ved {prep}	:: in case of, in the event of [used with the conditional]
ved {prep}	:: upon, on, onto
ved {adv}	:: nearby
ved {noun}	:: wood (the material of the inner parts of the trunk and branches of a tree)
vederkvæge {vt} [dated]	:: to refresh, revitalize
vederkvæge {vr} [dated]	:: to refresh
ved gud {interj}	:: by God
ved gud {adv}	:: by God Used to emphasize the truth of what is being said
ved hjælp af {prep}	:: through, by means of
vedligeholde {v}	:: maintain (to keep up)
vedligeholde {v}	:: keep up (to maintain; to preserve)
vedr. {prep}	:: abbreviation of vedrørende
vedrøre {v}	:: to concern, be relevant to
vedrørende {prep}	:: concerning, relating to
ved siden af {prep}	:: next to
vedtægt {noun}	:: rule, regulation
vedtage {v n c p}	:: pass, decide
veer {noun}	:: plural of ve
veg {adj}	:: weak, yielding
veganer {noun}	:: vegan
veget {v}	:: past participle of vige
vegetar {noun}	:: vegetarian
vegi-vare {noun}	:: processed vegan food
vegne {noun}	:: behalf
vej {noun}	:: road (strip of land made suitable for travel, the path or route one takes)
vej {noun}	:: way
vej {noun}	:: route
veje {vt}	:: weigh (determine the weight of something)
veje {vi}	:: to have a certain weight
veje {vi}	:: to have a certain mass
veje {vi} [with af]	:: to measure something out by weighing it
veje {v} [archaic]	:: slay [kill in battle]
Veje {prop}	:: surname
vejen til mandens hjerte går gennem maven {proverb}	:: the road to a mans heart goes through his stomach
Vejle {prop}	:: Vejle, a port on Vejle Fjord. The fourth-largest city in Region Syddanmark and ninth-largest city in Denmark
Vejle {prop}	:: The municipality in which it is located
vejlede {v}	:: to guide, instruct [tell how a thing should be done]
vejlede {v}	:: to supervise [a student]
vejledning {noun}	:: guidance, instruction
vejledning {noun}	:: manual, guidelines
vejledning {noun}	:: supervision [of a student]
vejr {noun} [uncountable]	:: weather
vejr {noun} [uncountable]	:: breath
vejr {noun} [archaic]	:: wind, compass point
vejre {v}	:: to scent [to detect the scent of]
vejre morgenluft {v}	:: forefather new possibilities
vejrfast {adj} [usually with ligge]	:: stuck in a port due to bad weather
vejrfast {adj}	:: resistant to weather
vejrhane {noun}	:: weathercock, weather vane
vejrhane {noun}	:: turncoat, a person who changes his opinion according to the public feeling
vejrudsigt {noun}	:: weather forecast
vejskilt {noun}	:: road sign, traffic sign
vekselstrøm {noun} [engineering]	:: alternating current
vekselvarm {adj}	:: cold-blooded, ectothermic; having an unregulated body temperature
vektor {noun} [mathematics]	:: vector (having magnitude and direction)
vektorfelt {noun} [math]	:: vector field
vektorfunktion {noun} [mathematics]	:: vector function
vektorprodukt {noun}	:: vector product
vektorrum {noun} [linear algebra]	:: vector space
vel {adv}	:: I suppose
vel {interj} [used as a tag question]	:: is it the case
velær {adj}	:: velar
velar {noun}	:: velar
vel at mærke {adv}	:: Used to encourage the interlocutor to pay attention to a particular detail
velbekomme {interj}	:: bon appétit
velbekomme {interj}	:: you're welcome
velbekomme {interj}	:: may it do you good
velberåd {adj}	:: deliberate
veldefineret {noun}	:: well-defined
veldefineret {noun}	:: well-defined (clearly delimited or described)
velfærd {b}	:: welfare [a person's or a group's well-being in relation to economy, happiness, and physical and mental health]
velfærd {b} [obsolete]	:: prosperity, wealth
velfærdssamfund {noun}	:: welfare state [a society in which the state takes a major responsibility in supporting the social welfare of all citizens, typical of the Scandinavian countries in the 20th century]
velfærdsstat {noun}	:: welfare state [a society in which the state takes a major responsibility in supporting the social welfare of all citizens, typical of the Scandinavian countries in the 20th century]
velfortjent {adj}	:: well-deserved
velgørenhed {noun}	:: philanthropy, charity
velhængt {adj} [of meat]	:: having matured while hanging
velhængt {adj} [by extension]	:: well-endowed, hung, having a large penis
velhavende {adj}	:: wealthy
velkendt {adj}	:: well-known
velkommen {interj}	:: welcome; (greeting given upon someone's arrival)
velkomst {noun}	:: welcome
velocipede {noun} [historical]	:: velocipede
velsigne {v}	:: to bless
velskrevet {adj}	:: well-written
velsmagende {adj}	:: tasty, delicious
velstand {c}	:: prosperity
velstand {c}	:: wealth
veludstyret {adj}	:: synonym of veludrustet
velvilje {noun}	:: kindness, goodwill, favour, favor
vemod {noun}	:: melancholy, sadness
vemodig {adj}	:: melancholic
ven {noun}	:: friend
ven {noun} [dated]	:: boyfriend [a male lover]
vende {v}	:: to turn
vende {v}	:: to turn over
vendt {v}	:: past participle of vende
vene {noun}	:: vein
Venedig {prop}	:: Venedig (capital city)
Venedig {prop}	:: Venedig (metropolitan city)
veninde {noun}	:: female friend
venlig {adj}	:: kind, kindly
venlig {adj}	:: friendly
venlighed {noun}	:: kindness
venligst {adv}	:: please, kindly
venneanmodning {noun}	:: friend request; request for friendship (on social media)
venneløs {adj}	:: friendless
venskab {noun}	:: friendship (condition of being friends)
venskab {noun}	:: amity
venskabsby {noun}	:: sister city, twin town
venster {adj}	:: misspelling of venstre
venstre {adj}	:: left
venstreorienteret {adj}	:: leftist
vente {vi}	:: wait
vente {vt}	:: expect
venteliste {c}	:: a waiting list
ventende {v}	:: present participle of vente
ventet {v}	:: past participle of vente
venteværelse {noun}	:: waiting room
ventil {noun}	:: valve
ventilere {v}	:: to ventilate
Venus {prop}	:: Venus (planet)
Vera {prop}	:: given name
veranda {noun}	:: verandah
verballed {n} [grammar, in sentence analysis]	:: the verb or verbs that express the action in a sentence
verbalsubstantiv {noun}	:: verbal noun
verbum {noun} [grammar]	:: verb [a word that indicates an action, event, or a state]
verden {c}	:: world
verdens ældste erhverv {noun}	:: [clichéd] world's oldest profession (prostitution)
verdensberømt {adj}	:: world-famous
verdensberygtet {adj}	:: infamous internationally
verdensfred {noun}	:: world peace
verdenskendt {adj}	:: Known by many people all across the world
verdenskrig {noun}	:: world war
verdensmester {noun}	:: world champion
verdens navle {noun}	:: a place or a person as a center for all attention
verdensrekord {c}	:: a world record
verdensrum {noun}	:: cosmos, universe
verdensstjerne {noun}	:: world star
verdslig {adj}	:: temporal, secular, worldly [of or relating to the material world]
verfe {v} [slang]	:: to eject
Vermont {prop}	:: Vermont (state)
Vermonts {prop}	:: genitive of Vermont
Verner {prop}	:: given name
vers {noun}	:: verse (in songs)
vers {noun}	:: single line in poem
vers {noun}	:: the format of meter, verse, as opposed to prose
vertikal {adj}	:: vertical
vest {noun}	:: the west
vest {adv}	:: toward the west, westwards
vest {noun}	:: A vest
Vestasien {prop}	:: Western Asia
vesterbotnisk {adj}	:: of or relating to Westrobothnia; Westrobothnian
vesterbotnisk {prop}	:: Westrobothnian language
Vestergaard {prop}	:: surname
vestkyst {noun}	:: western seaboard
vesttysk {adj} [historical]	:: West German [relating to the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) 1948-1990]
vesttysk {adj}	:: West German [relating to the western part of modern Germany]
vesttysker {noun} [historical]	:: West German
veteran {noun}	:: veteran
veto {noun}	:: veto
vha. {prep}	:: abbreviation of ved hjælp af
vi {pron}	:: we
viadukt {c}	:: viaduct
Vibeke {prop}	:: given name
Viborg {prop} {c}	:: Viborg (city)
Viborg {prop} {c}	:: Viborg (city)
vice versa {adv}	:: vice versa
Victor {prop}	:: given name
Victoria {prop}	:: given name
vid {adj}	:: wide
vid {noun}	:: wit
Vidar {prop} [Norse mythology]	:: Vidar
Vidar {prop} [rare]	:: given name
vide {v}	:: to know [be certain or sure about (something)]
vide {v} [obsolete]	:: to widen
vide hvordan kagen skal skæres {v} [idiomatic]	:: to know how to solve a problem or challenge
viden {c}	:: knowledge
videnskab {noun}	:: science, scholarly knowledge, scholarship (collective discipline of learning acquired through any scholarly method; totality of knowledge)
videnskab {noun}	:: any academic discipline; in general, the sciences and humanities taken as a whole
videnskabelig {adj}	:: scientific
videnskabelighed {noun}	:: scientificity
videnskabsfilosofi {noun}	:: philosophy of science
videnskabshistoriker {noun}	:: science historian, historian concerning themself with science
videnskabsmand {noun}	:: a scientist, especially a male one
videospil {n}	:: A video game
videospil {n}	:: indefinite plural of videospil
videospilfigur {noun} [video games]	:: A figure, especially a character, appearing in a video game
videospilkarakter {noun} [video games]	:: A video game character, a character appearing in a video game
videre {adj}	:: further (comparative of far)
videre {adv}	:: farther, further
videre {adv}	:: on (continuing an action)
videre {adv}	:: go on (continue)
videresende {v}	:: forward, send on
videt {v}	:: past participle of vide
vidne {noun}	:: witness [one who has a personal knowledge of something]
vidne {v}	:: to testify, give evidence
vidst {v}	:: past participle of vide
vidt {adv}	:: wide
vidt {adv}	:: widely
vidt {adv}	:: far
vidunder {noun}	:: wonder, marvel
vidunderlig {adj}	:: wonderful, marvellous
vidunderlig {adv}	:: wonderfully, marvellously
vielsesring {noun}	:: wedding ring, or wedding band (US)
Vietnam {prop}	:: Vietnam
vietnameser {noun}	:: Vietnamese (person from Vietnam)
vietnamesisk {adj}	:: Vietnamese
vietnamesisk {prop}	:: Vietnamese language
vige {v}	:: to fall back, retreat
vige {v}	:: to give way, yield
vigepligt {noun} [traffic]	:: the duty to allow someone else to proceed first; the opposite of right of way
Vigga {prop}	:: given name
Viggo {prop}	:: given name
vigtig {adj}	:: important
viking {noun}	:: Viking
Viktor {prop}	:: given name
Viktoria {prop}	:: given name
vild {adj}	:: wild
vild {adj}	:: fierce, ferocious
vild {noun} [dated or derogatory]	:: savage, barbarian
vilde {v}	:: obsolete spelling of ville
vildledelse {noun}	:: the act of misleading someone
vildsvin {noun}	:: boar (Sus scrofa)
vildt {noun}	:: game [wild animals for hunting]
vildt {noun}	:: venison [meat from wild animals]
vildtbestand {noun}	:: wildlife population
Vilhelm {prop}	:: given name
Vilhelmine {prop}	:: given name
viljestyrke {noun}	:: willpower
vilkårlig {adj}	:: arbitrary
vilkårlig {adv}	:: arbitrarily (when not used to denote manner)
Villads {prop}	:: given name
Villadsen {prop}	:: surname
ville {vt}	:: to want to, be willing to
ville {v} [auxiliary, in the present tense]	:: shall, will [with the infinitive, expresses future tense]
ville {v} [auxiliary, in the past tense]	:: should, would [with the infinitive, expresses conditional mood]
villig {adj}	:: willing
Villy {prop}	:: given name
Vilnius {prop}	:: Vilnius (capital city)
vin {noun} [uncountable]	:: wine [an alcoholic beverage made from grapes]
vin {noun} [uncountable, mostlyin the plural]	:: wine [a certain type of wine, from a particular region, vine sort, year etc.]
vin {noun}	:: vine [a plant carrying grapes, belonging to the family Vitis]
vinaigrette {noun}	:: vinaigrette (sauce)
vind {adj}	:: crooked, warped
vind {noun}	:: wind
vindbøjtel {noun}	:: windbag
vindbøjtel {noun}	:: turncoat
vinde {noun}	:: reel (spool)
vinde {v n c p}	:: win
vinde {v n c p}	:: gain
vinde {v n c p}	:: achieve
vinde {v n c p}	:: wind
Vindeby {prop}	:: a town on the north of Tåsinge, opposite Svendborg (with Svendborg Sund in between)
vinder {noun}	:: a winner
vindkraft {noun}	:: wind power
vindmølle {noun}	:: windmill
vindmølle {noun}	:: pinwheel
vindrue {noun}	:: grape (fruit)
vindruekerneolie {noun}	:: grapeseed oil
vindstød {noun}	:: gust of wind; sudden, strong wind
vindtunnel {c}	:: a wind tunnel
vindue {noun}	:: window
vindueskarm {c}	:: window frame
vindueskarm {c}	:: windowsill
vinge {noun}	:: wing
vingefang {n}	:: wingspan
vingeløs {adj}	:: wingless
vingummibamse {noun}	:: gummy bear
vinke {v}	:: wave (wave one’s hand)
vinke {v}	:: motion, beckon
vinkel {noun} [geometry]	:: angle
vinkelacceleration {noun} [physics]	:: angular acceleration
vinkelhalveringslinie {noun} [geometry]	:: angle bisector
vinkelhalveringslinje {noun} [geometry]	:: alternative spelling of vinkelhalveringslinie
vinkelhastighed {noun} [physics]	:: angular velocity
vinket {v}	:: past participle of vinke
vink med en vognstang {n} [idiomatic]	:: a very clear sign
vinliste {noun}	:: A wine list
vinter {noun} [season]	:: winter
Viola {prop}	:: given name of Latin origin
violin {noun}	:: violin
violinist {noun}	:: violinist
vippe {v}	:: to seesaw (to use a seesaw)
vippe {v}	:: to bob (to move vertically at surface of water)
vippe {v}	:: to bob (to move (something) as though it were bobbing in water)
vippe {v}	:: to rock
vippe {v}	:: to roll
vippe {v}	:: to toss
vippe {v}	:: to tip, to tilt
vippe {noun}	:: seesaw
vippe {noun}	:: springboard, diving board
vippe {noun}	:: row of eyelashes
vippe {noun}	:: ear (the fruiting body of a grain plant)
virak {noun} [dated]	:: frankincense, olibanum
virak {noun}	:: homage (demonstration of respect)
virak {noun}	:: fuss (excessive activity, worry, bother, or talk about something)
Virginia {prop}	:: Virginia (state)
Virginias {prop}	:: genitive of Virginia
Virginien {prop} [rare]	:: alternative form of Virginia
Virginiens {prop}	:: genitive of Virginien
viril {adj}	:: virile
virke {v}	:: function properly
virke {v}	:: exert influence upon
virke {v}	:: seem, appear
virkelighed {noun}	:: reality
virkning {noun}	:: effect
virksom {adj}	:: active, in activity
virksom {adj}	:: effective, having an effect
virksom {adj}	:: working
virksomt stof {noun}	:: active ingredient
virolog {noun}	:: virologist (scientist or doctor specializing in virology)
virologi {noun}	:: virology
virtuel {adj}	:: virtual
virtuos {noun}	:: virtuoso
virtuos {adj}	:: virtuoso
virus {c} {n}	:: virus
-vis {suffix}	:: -wise "in the manner of [something]"
vis {c}	:: manner, way
vis {adj}	:: wise
vis {adj}	:: sure, certain
vis {adj}	:: certain, a
vis-a-vis {adv}	:: vis-à-vis, face-to-face
vis-a-vis {prep}	:: vis-à-vis, opposite, facing
vis-à-vis {adv}	:: alternative spelling of vis-a-vis
visdom {noun}	:: wisdom
visdomsord {noun}	:: word of wisdom
visdomstand {noun}	:: wisdom tooth
vise {noun}	:: song, ballad, ditty
vise {v}	:: to show
vise {v} [math]	:: to prove
vise {vr}	:: show off
visent {noun}	:: wisent, European bison
viser {noun}	:: pointer, hand
vi ses {interj}	:: see you
visk {noun}	:: wisp of straw
viske {v}	:: to wipe
viske {v}	:: to rub
viskelæder {n}	:: eraser
viskestykke {noun}	:: dishtowel, tea towel (a cloth or towel used to dry dishes)
viskøs {adj}	:: viscous
vismand {noun}	:: a male sage
vismand {noun}	:: a member of De Økonomiske Råd
vismut {noun}	:: obsolete form of bismuth
vismuth {noun}	:: obsolete form of bismuth
visne {v}	:: to wilt, to wither
vissen {adj}	:: withered
vissen {adj} [colloquial]	:: drunk
vist {adv}	:: I think
vist {adv}	:: I suppose
vist {adv}	:: probably, no doubt
vist {v}	:: past participle of vise
visuel {adj}	:: visual
visum {n}	:: visa
Vita {prop}	:: given name
vitamin {noun}	:: vitamin
vitaminmangel {noun}	:: avitaminosis (vitamin deficiency)
vitaminpille {noun}	:: vitamin pill
vits {noun}	:: joke
vitterlig {adv}	:: really
vittig {adj}	:: witty
vittig {adj}	:: funny, humorous
vittighed {noun}	:: joke
vittighed {noun}	:: witticism
vittighed {noun}	:: pun
vittighed {noun}	:: wit, wittiness
viv {noun} [dated or jocular]	:: wife, female spouse
Vivi {prop}	:: given name
Vivian {prop}	:: given name
Vm {symbol} [mathematics]	:: The range of some specified function
vod {noun}	:: dragnet
vodka {noun}	:: vodka
vogn {noun}	:: carriage, coach [wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power]
vogn {noun}	:: cart, trolley [small, open, wheeled vehicle]
vogn {noun}	:: automobile, car
vogn {noun}	:: cab, taxi
vogn {noun}	:: car, carriage, coach [railroad car]
vogn {noun}	:: carriage [part of typewriter]
vogte {v}	:: to guard
vogte {v}	:: to watch
vogte {vr}	:: to beware
vogter {noun}	:: guard [a person guarding]
vokal {noun}	:: vowel (sound)
vokal {noun}	:: vowel (glyph)
vokalharmoni {noun} [phonetics]	:: vowel harmony
vokse {vr}	:: to grow into, become
vokse {v}	:: to wax
voksen {adj}	:: adult, grown-up
voksen {adj}	:: full-grown
volapyk {noun}	:: gibberish, gobbledygook, double Dutch
volapyk {noun}	:: Volapük (artificial language)
vold {noun}	:: violence
vold {noun}	:: force
vold {noun}	:: assault and battery
vold {noun}	:: bank
vold {noun}	:: embankment
vold {noun}	:: rampart, earthwork
vold {noun} [archaic]	:: field, meadow
volde {v}	:: to wreak; cause [something bad]
voldelig {adj}	:: violent
voldgrav {c}	:: a moat (defensive ditch)
voldpule {vt}	:: to fuck aggresively
voldskvinde {noun}	:: a female perpetrator of violence
voldsmand {noun}	:: a male perpetrator of violence
voldsom {adj}	:: forceful, violent (in the sense: involving extreme force, not necessarily implying any physical conflict)
voldspise {v}	:: to eat without moderation, to gorge, to pig out
voldtægt {noun}	:: rape
voldtægtskvinde {noun}	:: female rapist
voldtægtsmand {noun}	:: a male rapist
voldtage {v n c p}	:: rape
vølve {noun}	:: völva (a prophetess)
vom {noun}	:: belly
vom {noun}	:: paunch
vor {pron} [formal]	:: our, ours
vorde {v} [archaic, copulative]	:: to become, get [go from one state into another, with a predicative]
vorde {v} [archaic, auxiliary]	:: to be [used with the past participle to form the passive voice]
vorde {vi} [archaic]	:: to come into being
vordende {adj}	:: future, -to-be
vore dage {prop}	:: today, now, our time
vores {pron}	:: our, ours
vorte {noun}	:: wart
vorte {noun}	:: nipple
vortemælk {noun} [plant]	:: spurge (any plant of the genus Euphorbia)
vos {pron} [dialectal]	:: pronunciation spelling of os
vov {interj} [onomatopoeia]	:: woof, bow-wow
vove {vt}	:: to dare, risk, venture
vove {vr}	:: to venture [with an adverb of direction]
vove {noun} [archaic, poetic]	:: wave
vovet {adj}	:: daring
vrå {noun} [dated]	:: corner [of a house or a country]
vrå {noun} [dated]	:: poor or simple house
vræle {v}	:: wail, vocalize mourningly and loudly
vrag {noun}	:: shipwreck
vrag {noun}	:: wreck
vrage {v}	:: reject
vrang {adj} [archaic]	:: crooked
vrang {adj}	:: wrong
vrang {noun}	:: the wrong side of fabric
vred {adj}	:: angry
vrede {noun}	:: anger, wrath
vrid {noun}	:: a twist
vride {v}	:: to twist
vride {v}	:: to wrench
vride {v}	:: to wring
vrikke {v}	:: wriggle
vrikket {v}	:: past participle of vrikke
vrinsk {interj} [onomatopoeia]	:: neigh (from a horse)
vrøvl {noun}	:: nonsense, gibberish
vrøvle {v}	:: to say gibberish, to spout nonsense
vuf {interj} [onomatopoeia]	:: woof
vugge {noun}	:: cradle [a swinging bed for babys]
vugge {vti}	:: to waddle, rock
vuggestue {noun}	:: daycare, nursery school [institution for the youngest children under the age of 3 years]
vulgær {adj}	:: vulgar
vulkan {noun}	:: volcano
vurdere {v}	:: assess, evaluate
vurdering {noun}	:: assessment