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|[[kælling]] {noun} [obsolete]
|[[kælling]] {noun} [archaic]
| :: an old woman
| :: an old woman


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|[[kæphest]] {noun} [figuratively]
|[[kæphest]] {noun} [figuratively]
| :: [[hobby horse]] (topic about which someone loves to talk), [[fad]]
| :: [[hobby horse]] (topic about which someone loves to talk), [[fad]]

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|[[kær]] {noun}
| :: [[pond]], [[pool]]

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|[[kær]] {noun}
| :: [[marsh]], [[fen]]


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|[[kærestepar]] {noun}
|[[kærestepar]] {noun}
| :: an [[unmarried]] [[couple]]
| :: an [[unmarried]] [[couple]]

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|[[kærlig]] {adj}
| :: [[loving]], [[affectionate]]


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|[[kærlig hilsen]] {phrase}
|[[kærlig hilsen]] {phrase}
| :: Somewhat intimate way of ending an e-mail, letter or similar; [[yours truly]]
| :: Somewhat intimate way of ending an e-mail, letter or similar; [[yours truly]]

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|[[kærne]] {noun}
| :: [[churn]]

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|[[kærne]] {v}
| :: to [[churn]]

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|[[kærnemælk]] {noun}
| :: [[buttermilk]] [low-fat milk left over after the production of butter]


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|[[kald]] {noun}
|[[kald]] {noun}
| :: [[vocation]]; An inclination to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career
| :: [[vocation]], [[calling]]; an inclination to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career


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|[[kalv]] {noun}
|[[kalv]] {noun}
| :: [[calf]] (young cow or bull, also used of some other animals)
| :: [[calf]] [young cow or bull, also used of some other large animals, e.g. deer, whale, elephant, rhinoceros]


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|[[kalv]] {noun} [uncountable]
|[[kalv]] {noun} [uncountable]
| :: [[veal]]
| :: [veal]


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|[[kanonføde]] {noun}
|[[kanonføde]] {noun}
| :: [[cannon fodder]]
| :: [[cannon fodder]]

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|[[kanonisere]] {v}
| :: to [[canonize]]


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|[[Kap Verde]] {prop}
|[[Kap Verde]] {prop}
| :: [[Cape Verde]]
| :: [[Kap Verde]] (archipelago/and/country)


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|[[kar]] {noun}
|[[kar]] {noun}
| :: [[trough]]
| :: [[trough]]

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|[[kår]] {np}
| :: [[circumstance]]s, [[condition]]s


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|[[Karen]] {prop}
|[[Karen]] {prop}
| :: given name
| :: given name

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|[[karikartutegning]] {noun}
| :: [[cartoon]], [[caricature]]


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|[[karl]] {noun}
|[[karl]] {noun}
| :: [[farmhand]]
| :: [[farmhand]] [a man working at at farm]


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|[[karl]] {noun}
|[[karl]] {noun}
| :: [[groom]], [[ostler]]
| :: [[groom]], [[ostler]] [a man looking after horses]


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|[[karl]] {noun}
|[[karl]] {noun} [colloquial]
| :: [[bloke]], [[chap]], [[guy]]
| :: [[bloke]], [[chap]], [[guy]]


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|[[kavaleri]] {noun} [military]
|[[kavaleri]] {noun} [military]
| :: [[cavalry]]
| :: [[cavalry]]

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|[[kavalerist]] {noun} [military]
| :: a [[cavalryman]]


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|[[KDM]] {noun} [nautical, military]
|[[KDM]] {noun} [nautical, military]
| :: [[Kongelige Danske Marine]] - [[HDMS]] - [[ship prefix]] of the [[Royal Danish Navy]] ([[Søværnet]])
| :: [[Kongelige Danske Marine]] - [[HDMS]] - [[ship prefix]] of the [[Royal Danish Navy]] ([[Søværnet]])

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|[[ked]] {adj}
| :: [[tired]] (of), [[sorry]] (about)


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|[[kende]] {n} [obsolete]
|[[kende]] {v}
| :: [[characteristic]], [[feature]]
| :: [[know]] [be acquainted or familiar with]


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|[[kende]] {c}
|[[kende]] {adv}
| :: a little [[bit]]
| :: a little [[bit]]


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|[[kende]] {v}
|[[kende]] {noun} [obsolete]
| :: [[characteristic]], [[feature]]
| :: [[know]] (be acquainted or familiar with)


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|[[kendeord]] {noun} [grammar]
|[[kendeord]] {noun} [grammar]
| :: [[article]] [a part of speech indicating that a noun phrase is definite or indefinite]
| :: [[article]]


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|[[kendetegn]] {noun}
|[[kendetegn]] {noun}
| :: [[distinguish]]ing [[characteristic]]
| :: [[characteristic]]

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|[[kendetegne]] {v}
| :: to [[characterize]], to be [[characteristic]] of

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|[[kendetegne]] {v}
| :: to [[characterize]], to [[describe]], to [[depict]] (as)


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|[[keramik]] {noun}
|[[keramik]] {noun}
| :: [[ceramic]]
| :: [[ceramic]]

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|[[kere]] {vt} [obsolete]
| :: to [[turn]]

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|[[kere]] {vr}
| :: to [[care]] about


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|[[kernekraft]] {noun} [physics]
|[[kernekraft]] {noun} [physics]
| :: [[nuclear force]]; two of the four [[fundamental force]]s
| :: [[nuclear force]] [two of the four fundamental forces]

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|[[kernekraftværk]] {noun}
| :: [[nuclear power plant]] [facility producing energy from the heat generated in nuclear reactions]


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|[[kerte]] {noun}
|[[kerte]] {noun}
| :: [[taper]] (slender wax candle)
| :: [[taper]] (slender wax candle)

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|[[ketchup]] {noun} [uncountable]
| :: [[ketchup]] [a tomate sauce with vinegar]

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|[[ketchup]] {noun} [countable]
| :: [[ketchup]] [a particular brand or type of ketchup]


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|[[kigge]] {v}
|[[kigge]] {v}
| :: [[look]]
| :: to [[look]]


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|[[kigge]] {v}
|[[kigge]] {v}
| :: [[glance]]
| :: to [[glance]]


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|[[kigge]] {v}
|[[kigge]] {v}
| :: [[peek]], [[peep]]
| :: to [[peek]], [[peep]]


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|[[kigge]] {v}
|[[kigge]] {v}
| :: [[peer]]
| :: to [[peer]]


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|[[kigge]] {v}
|[[kigge]] {v}
| :: [[gaze]]
| :: to [[gaze]]


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|[[kikke]] {v}
|[[kikke]] {v}
| :: alternative form of [[kigge]]
| :: alternative form of [[kigge]]

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|[[kikkert]] {noun}
| :: [[binoculars]]


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|[[kilde]] {noun}
|[[kilde]] {noun}
| :: A [[spring]]. (a place where water emerges from the ground)
| :: [[spring]], [[fountain]], [[source]] [a place where water emerges from the ground]


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|[[kilde]] {noun}
|[[kilde]] {noun} [metaphorically]
| :: A [[source]], a [[reference]]
| :: [[source]], [[fountain]], [[fount]] [a person or a thing from which something comes]

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|[[kilde]] {noun}
| :: A [[fountain]]

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|[[kilde]] {noun}
| :: A [[fount]]


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|[[kileskrift]] {noun}
|[[kileskrift]] {noun}
| :: [[cuneiform]]
| :: [[cuneiform]] [ancient writing systems in the Middle East]


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|[[killing]] {noun}
|[[killing]] {noun}
| :: [[kitten]]
| :: [[kitten]] [young cat]


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|[[killing]] {noun}
|[[killing]] {noun}
| :: [[leveret]]
| :: [[leveret]] [young hare]


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|[[kirke]] {noun}
|[[kirke]] {noun} [Christianity]
| :: [[church]]
| :: [[church]] [a house of worship]

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|[[kirke]] {noun} [Christianity]
| :: [[church]] [a religious community]


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|[[kittel]] {c}
|[[kittel]] {c}
| :: [[white coat]] (as worn during work in a [[laboratory]] or [[medical]] work)
| :: [[white coat]] (as worn during work in a [[laboratory]] or [[medical]] work)

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|[[kives]] {v}
| :: to [[quarrel]]


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|[[klæde]] {noun}
|[[klæde]] {noun}
| :: [[cloth]]
| :: [[cloth]]

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|[[klæde]] {noun}
| :: [[cloths]] [only in the plural]


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|[[klæde om]] {v}
|[[klæde om]] {v}
| :: to [[change]] [[clothes]]; to [[take off]] clothes and [[put on]] others
| :: to [[change]] [[clothes]]; to [[take off]] clothes and [[put on]] others

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|[[klæde på]] {vt}
| :: to [[dress]]

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|[[klæde på]] {vri}
| :: to [[dress]]

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|[[klæde ud]] {vt}
| :: to [[dress up]]

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|[[klæde ud]] {vri}
| :: to [[dress up]]


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|[[klar]] {adj}
|[[klar]] {adj}
| :: [indeclinable] [[ready]]
| :: [[ready]]

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|[[klar]] {adj}
| :: [[willing]]


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|[[klassiker]] {noun} [obsolete]
|[[klassiker]] {noun}
| :: A high school student involved in a classic language program
| :: A secondary school student involved in a classic language program

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|[[klassisk]] {adj}
| :: [[classic]], [[exemplary]], [[simple]], [[harmonious]]

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|[[klassisk]] {adj}
| :: [[classical]], belonging to [[Greco-Roman]] antiquity


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|[[klassisk]] {adj} [physics]
|[[klassisk]] {adj} [physics]
| :: [[classical]]

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|[[klassisk]] {adj} [music]
| :: [[classical]]
| :: [[classical]]


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|[[klaviatur]] {noun}
|[[klaviatur]] {noun}
| :: [[keyboard]] (a component of many instruments)
| :: [[keyboard]] (a component of many instruments)

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|[[klejn]] {adj}
| :: [[tiny]], [[delicate]] [of a person]


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|[[klokke]] {c}
|[[klokke]] {noun}
| :: [[bell]]
| :: [[bell]] [a percussive instrument]


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|[[klokke]] {c}
|[[klokke]] {noun}
| :: [[bell]] [something shaped like the instrument, i.e. as an inverted]
| :: [[watch]]


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|[[klokke]] {c} [figurative]
|[[klokke]] {noun}
| :: [[bell]] [an instrument giving a signal, e.g. a doorbell or a bell in a school]
| :: [[time]]


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|[[klokken]] {particle}
|[[klokke]] {noun}
| :: [[o'clock]]
| :: [[time]], [[hour]], [[o'clock]] [the hours and minuts]


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|[[klokken]] {prop}
|[[klokke]] {noun} [rare]
| :: the time of day
| :: [[watch]]


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|[[klokkeren]] {adj}
|[[klokkeren]] {adj}
| :: absolutely [[clear]]
| :: absolutely [[clear]]

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|[[klokkeslæt]] {noun}
| :: [[time]], [[hour]]


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|[[klosaks]] {noun}
|[[klosaks]] {noun}
| :: [[pincer]]; a [[claw]] on e.g. a [[crab]] or a [[lobster]] used for [[grab]]bing/[[pinch]]ing
| :: [[pincer]]; a [[claw]] on e.g. a [[crab]] or a [[lobster]] used for [[grab]]bing/[[pinch]]ing

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|[[kloster]] {n}
| :: a [[monastery]]

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|[[kloster]] {n}
| :: a [[convent]]


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|[[kludre]] {v}
|[[kludre]] {v}
| :: to [[bungle]]
| :: to [[bungle]]

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|[[klunse]] {v}
| :: to [[scavenge]]; to seek valuable items in [[refuse]]


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|[[klynget]] {v}
|[[klynget]] {v}
| :: past participle of [[klynge]]
| :: past participle of [[klynge]]

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|[[knååk]] {noun} [dialectal, Fjolde]
| :: [[bone]]


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|[[knække]] {v}
|[[knække]] {vt}
| :: [[crack]]
| :: to [[break]] [make a thing fall apart]


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|[[knække]] {v}
|[[knække]] {vt}
| :: [[break]]
| :: to [[break]] [break down a person mentally or economically]


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|[[knække]] {v}
|[[knække]] {vt}
| :: [[give up]]
| :: to [[suffer]] a [[fracture]] in

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|[[knække]] {vt}
| :: to [[solve]] [a problem, a code]

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|[[knække]] {vi}
| :: to [[crack]], [[break]] [fall apart]

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|[[knække]] {vi}
| :: to [[crack]], [[break]] [shift suddenly]

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|[[knække]] {vi}
| :: to [[give up]]


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|[[knap]] {noun}
|[[knap]] {noun}
| :: [[button]]
| :: [[button]] (in clothes etc.)


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|[[knap]] {noun}
|[[knap]] {noun}
| :: [[knob]]
| :: [[button]] (in machines)

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|[[knap]] {noun}
| :: [[controls]]


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|[[kneppe]] {v}
|[[kneppe]] {v} [vulgar]
| :: to [[fuck]] (see [[Thesaurus:copulate]])
| :: to [[fuck]] (see [[Thesaurus:copulate]])


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|[[kobber]] {noun}
|[[kobber]] {noun}
| :: [[copperplate]]
| :: [[copperplate]]

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|[[kobberbryllup]] {noun}
| :: twelve-and-a-half-year [[anniversary]] of [[marriage]]


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|[[Københavns]] {prop}
|[[Københavns]] {prop}
| :: genitive singular of [[København]]
| :: genitive singular of [[København]]

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|[[køber]] {noun}
| :: [[buyer]]


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|[[købmand]] {noun}
|[[købmand]] {noun}
| :: [[merchant]]
| :: [[merchant]]

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|[[købmand]] {noun}
| :: [[grocer]]


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|[[kobolt]] {noun}
|[[kobolt]] {noun}
| :: alternative form of [[cobalt]]
| :: alternative form of [[cobalt]]

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|[[købstad]] {noun} [dated]
| :: [[market town]] [until 1970 with certain privileges]


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|[[kød]] {noun}
|[[kød]] {noun}
| :: [[meat]]
| :: [[meat]]

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|[[kød]] {noun}
| :: [[flesh]]


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|[[koge]] {v}
|[[koge]] {vti}
| :: to [[boil]]
| :: to [[boil]]


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|[[koge]] {v}
|[[koge]] {vt} [dated]
| :: [dated] to [[cook]]
| :: to [[cook]]

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|[[koger]] {noun}
| :: [[boiler]] [transportable apparatus for boiling water]

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|[[koger]] {noun} [slang]
| :: a [[pipe]] of [[marijuana]]

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|[[kogger]] {noun}
| :: [[quiver]] [container for arrows]


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|[[koldblodet]] {adj}
|[[koldblodet]] {adj}
| :: [[cold-blooded]], [[ectothermic]]; having an unregulated [[body temperature]]
| :: [[cold-blooded]], [[ectothermic]]; having an unregulated [[body temperature]]

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|[[koldblodig]] {adj}
| :: [[cold-blooded]]; having no [[emotion]] or [[remorse]]


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|[[koldbrand]] {noun}
|[[koldbrand]] {noun}
| :: [[gangrene]] (the necrosis or rotting of flesh)
| :: [[gangrene]] (the necrosis or rotting of flesh)

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|[[koldhæve]] {vi} [of dough]
| :: to [[rise]] slowly in cold conditions


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|[[kold tyrker]] {phrase} [idiomatic]
|[[kold tyrker]] {phrase} [idiomatic]
| :: [[cold turkey]] (the sudden and complete withdrawal of a dependent substance)
| :: [[cold turkey]] (the sudden and complete withdrawal of a dependent substance)

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|[[køle]] {vt}
| :: to [[cool]]


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|[[komedie]] {c} [drama]
|[[komedie]] {c} [drama]
| :: [[comedy]]
| :: [[comedy]]

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|[[komedie]] {c}
| :: [[farce]], bad behaviour


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|[[Komintern]] {prop}
|[[Komintern]] {prop}
| :: [[Comintern]]
| :: [[Comintern]]

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|[[komisk]] {adj}
| :: [[comical]], [[amusing]], [[funny]], causing laughter

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|[[komisk]] {adj} [drama]
| :: [[comical]], concerning [[comedy]] as a dramatic or literary genre


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|[[komme]] {v}
|[[komme]] {v c}
| :: to [[come]]
| :: to [[come]]


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|[[komme]] {v}
|[[komme]] {v c}
| :: to [[get]]
| :: to [[get]]


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|[[komme]] {vi}
|[[komme]] {vi c}
| :: To [[appear]], to [[manifest]] itself; [[come]]
| :: To [[appear]], to [[manifest]] itself; [[come]]


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|[[komme]] {v}
|[[komme]] {v c}
| :: to [[arrive]]
| :: to [[arrive]]


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|[[komme]] {v}
|[[komme]] {v c}
| :: to [[put]]
| :: to [[put]]


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|[[komme]] {v}
|[[komme]] {v c}
| :: to reach [[orgasm]]; to [[come]]
| :: to reach [[orgasm]]; to [[come]]

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|[[komme i hu]] {v} [dated]
| :: to [[remember]], [[think]] of


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|[[kommen]] {noun}
|[[kommen]] {noun}
| :: [[caraway]]
| :: [[cumin]], [[caraway]]


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|[[kommer tid, kommer råd]] {proverb}
|[[kommer tid, kommer råd]] {proverb}
| :: in time, a [[solution]] will present itself
| :: in time, a [[solution]] will present itself

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|[[komme sammen]] {v}
| :: be [[together]], be a [[couple]], be an [[item]]


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|[[kompetent]] {adj}
|[[kompetent]] {adj}
| :: [[competent]]
| :: [[competent]]

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|[[kompleks]] {noun}
| :: [[complex]] [[totality]]

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|[[kompleks]] {noun}
| :: [[group]] of [[building]]s

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|[[kompleks]] {noun}
| :: [[feeling]] of [[inferiority]]

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|[[kompleks]] {noun} [psychology]
| :: [[complex]] [a mental condition conditioned by repressed emotions]

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|[[kompleks]] {adj}
| :: [[complex]] [made up of multiple parts]

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|[[kompleks]] {adj}
| :: [[difficult]], [[complicated]]


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|[[køn]] {noun}
|[[køn]] {noun}
| :: [[sex]], [[gender]] (male or female division)
| :: [[sex]] (the biological division in male and female individuals)

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|[[køn]] {noun}
| :: [[gender]] (the social identity of male, female or other)


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|[[køn]] {noun} [grammar]
|[[køn]] {noun} [grammar]
| :: [[gender]] (division of nouns and pronouns etc.)
| :: [[gender]] (division of nouns and adjectives etc. into classes)


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|[[kone]] {noun}
|[[kone]] {noun} [dated]
| :: [[woman]]
| :: [[woman]] (frequent in compounds)


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|[[kong]] {noun}
|[[kong]] {noun}
| :: [[king]], used as a title before the name of a king
| :: [[king]] [used as a title before the name of a king]


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|[[konge]] {noun}
|[[konge]] {noun}
| :: [[king]] (monarch)
| :: [[king]] [male monarch]

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|[[konge]] {noun} [metaphorically]
| :: [[king]] [a person who is leading in a certain area]


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|[[konge]] {noun} [chess]
|[[konge]] {noun} [chess]
| :: [[king]]
| :: [[king]]


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|[[Konstantinopel]] {prop}
|[[Konstantinopel]] {prop}
| :: [[Constantinople]] (the city now named [[Istanbul]])
| :: [[Constantinople]] [the city now named Istanbul]


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|[[kontinuitet]] {noun}
|[[kontinuitet]] {noun}
| :: [[continuity]]
| :: [[continuity]]

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|[[konto]] {noun}
| :: [[account]]


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|[[kop]] {noun}
|[[kop]] {noun}
| :: A [[cup]]; A concave vessel for holding liquid, generally adorned with either a handle or a stem (''confer'' [[goblet]], [[glass]].)
| :: A [[cup]]; A concave vessel for holding liquid, generally adorned with either a handle or a stem (''confer'' [[goblet]], [[glass]].)

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|[[koparret]] {adj}
| :: [[pockmarked]]


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|[[Koppel]] {prop}
|[[Koppel]] {prop}
| :: surname
| :: surname

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|[[kopper]] {cp}
| :: [[smallpox]]


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|[[køre]] {v}
|[[køre]] {vt}
| :: to [[drive]]
| :: to [[drive]] [to be the driver of a vehicle or to convey somebody in a vehicle]

|-
|[[køre]] {vi}
| :: to [[drive]] [to go somewhere in a vehicle]

|-
|[[køre]] {vi}
| :: to [[run]] [of a machine]

|-
|[[køre]] {noun} [obsolete]
| :: [[drive]]


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|[[kosteffektiv]] {adj}
|[[kosteffektiv]] {adj}
| :: [[cost-effective]]
| :: [[cost-effective]]

|-
|[[kostume]] {noun}
| :: a [[costume]]


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|[[krænket]] {v}
|[[krænket]] {v}
| :: past participle of [[krænke]]
| :: past participle of [[krænke]]

|-
|[[kræs]] {noun}
| :: [[delicacies]]


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|[[kræse]] {v}
|[[kræse]] {v}
| :: to [[go the extra mile]], to give special [[treatment]]
| :: to [[go the extra mile]], to give special [[treatment]]

|-
|[[kræsen]] {adj}
| :: [[particular]] (about food), [[choosy]], [[picky]]


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|-
|[[kraftværk]] {noun}
|[[kraftværk]] {noun}
| :: [[power plant]] (facility at which [[energy]] is brought into [[electrical]] form and sent to [[customer]]s)
| :: [[power plant]] [facility at which energy is brought into electrical form and sent to customers]


|-
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|[[kravle]] {v}
|[[kravle]] {v}
| :: [[climb]]
| :: [[climb]]

|-
|[[kravlegård]] {noun}
| :: [[playpen]]


|-
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|[[krigshandling]] {noun}
|[[krigshandling]] {noun}
| :: [[act of war]]
| :: [[act of war]]

|-
|[[krigshelt]] {noun}
| :: [[war]] [[hero]] [a person who has shown great courage in war]


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|-
|-
|[[kristendom]] {prop}
|[[kristendom]] {noun}
| :: [[Christianity]]
| :: [[Christianity]] [Christian religion]

|-
|[[kristenhed]] {noun}
| :: [[Christiandom]] [all Christians]

|-
|[[kristenhed]] {noun} [rare]
| :: [[Christian]] [[faith]]


|-
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|-
|-
|[[krone]] {noun}
|[[krone]] {noun}
| :: [[crown]]
| :: [[crown]] [royal hairdress, and in a wider sense: the royal power]


|-
|-
|[[krone]] {noun}
|[[krone]] {noun}
| :: [[krone]], [[crown]] [the currency of Denmark, Norway or Sweden, divided into 100 øre]
| :: [[top]] (tree top)


|-
|-
|[[krone]] {noun}
|[[krone]] {noun}
| :: [[corolla]]
| :: [[heads]] [side of coin]


|-
|-
|[[krone]] {noun}
|[[krone]] {noun} [botany]
| :: [[heads]] (side of coin)
| :: [[top]] [tree top]


|-
|-
|[[krone]] {noun}
|[[krone]] {noun} [botany]
| :: [[corolla]]
| :: [[krone]], [[crown]] (the [[currency]] of [[Denmark]] or [[Norway]], divided into 100 [[øre]])

|-
|[[krone]] {noun} [anatomy]
| :: [[crown]] [of a tooth]


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|-
|-
|[[kronprinsesse]] {noun}
|[[kronprinsesse]] {noun}
| :: [[crown princess]]
| :: [[crown princess]] [the female heir of a ruling king or queen]

|-
|[[kronprinsesse]] {noun}
| :: [[crown princess]] [the wife of the heir of a ruling king or queen]


|-
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|[[kryb]] {noun}
|[[kryb]] {noun}
| :: [[vermin]]
| :: [[vermin]]

|-
|[[krybdyr]] {noun}
| :: [[reptile]] [cold-blooded vertebrate]


|-
|-
|[[krybe]] {v}
|[[krybe]] {v}
| :: [[crawl]]
| :: to [[crawl]], [[creep]] [to move slowly or carefully]


|-
|-
|[[krybe]] {v}
|[[krybe]] {v}
| :: to [[grovel]], [[cringe]] [to be humble or fearful in the face of somebody]
| :: [[creep]]


|-
|-
|[[krybe]] {v}
|[[krybe]] {v}
| :: [[grovel]], [[cringe]]
| :: to [[climb]] [to get up and down on a ladder on a scale]


|-
|-
|[[krybe]] {v}
|[[krybe]] {v}
| :: [[shrink]]
| :: to [[shrink]] [to get smaller]

|-
|[[krybskytte]] {noun}
| :: [[poacher]] [person that hunts illegally]


|-
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|-
|-
|[[kryds]] {noun}
|[[kryds]] {noun}
| :: [[cross]]
| :: [[cross]] [two crossing lines]


|-
|-
|[[kryds]] {noun}
|[[kryds]] {noun}
| :: [[crossroads]]
| :: [[crossroads]], [[intersection]] [crossing roads]


|-
|-
|[[kryds]] {noun}
|[[kryds]] {noun} [zoology]
| :: [[croup]] [the part of an animal's body around the sacrum, the upper part of the hind legs]
| :: [[intersection]]


|-
|-
|[[kryds]] {noun}
|[[kryds]] {noun} [anatomy]
| :: [[loin]]
| :: [[loin]] [the back of a human around the sacrum]


|-
|-
|[[kryds]] {noun}
|[[kryds]] {noun} [music]
| :: [[croup]]
| :: [[sharp]] [a note one semitone higher, ♯]


|-
|-
|[[kryds]] {noun}
|[[kryds]] {noun} [slang]
| :: [[crossword]] (clipping of [[krydsogtværs]])

|-
|[[kryds]] {noun} [rare]
| :: [[cruise]]
| :: [[cruise]]


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|-
|[[kuldioxid]] {noun} [inorganic compound]
|[[kuldioxid]] {b} [inorganic compound]
| :: [[carbon dioxide]]
| :: [[carbon dioxide]]


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|-
|-
|[[kunne]] {v}
|[[kundskab]] {noun}
| :: [[could]], [[would]], [[might]], [[be able to]], [[know]]
| :: [[scholarly]] [[knowledge]], knowledge gained through [[study]]

|-
|[[kunne]] {v} [auxiliary]
| :: to [[be able]], [[can]] [with an infinitive]

|-
|[[kunne]] {v} [auxiliary]
| :: to be [[allowed]], [[may]] [with an infinitive]

|-
|[[kunne]] {v} [auxiliary, in the past tense]
| :: [[could]], [[would]], [[might]] [with an infinitive, expressing potential mood]

|-
|[[kunne]] {vt}
| :: to [[know]] [with an object, e.g. a language]


|-
|-
|[[kunne lide]] {v}
|[[kunne lide]] {v}
| :: to [[like]]
| :: to [[like]]

|-
|[[kunne ligge på et lille sted]] {v}
| :: be [[small]]

|-
|[[kunnen]] {c}
| :: [[ability]], [[competence]]


|-
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|-
|-
|[[kvæde]] {noun}
|[[kvæde]] {noun}
| :: [[quince]], ''Cydonia oblonga''
| :: [[quince]] [the tree Cydonia oblonga]


|-
|-
|[[kvæde]] {v}
|[[kvæde]] {noun}
| :: [[quince]] [the fruits from the tree Cydonia oblonga]
| :: to [[chant]], to [[sing]]

|-
|[[kvæde]] {v} [dated]
| :: to [[chant]], [[sing]]


|-
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|[[kvægbestand]] {noun}
|[[kvægbestand]] {noun}
| :: [[cattle]] [[population]]
| :: [[cattle]] [[population]]

|-
|[[kvæge]] {vr} [dated]
| :: to [[refresh]]


|-
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|[[kværket]] {v}
|[[kværket]] {v}
| :: past participle of [[kværke]]
| :: past participle of [[kværke]]

|-
|[[kvaj]] {noun}
| :: [[fool]]

|-
|[[kvaje]] {vr}
| :: to [[make a fool of]] oneself


|-
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|[[kvart]] {noun} [fencing]
|[[kvart]] {noun} [fencing]
| :: [[quarte]]
| :: [[quarte]]

|-
|[[kvartal]] {noun}
| :: a [[quarter]] [of a year, three months]

|-
|[[kvartalsvis]] {adj}
| :: [[quarterly]] [occurring once every three months]

|-
|[[kvartalsvis]] {adv}
| :: [[quarterly]] [once every three months]


|-
|-
|[[kvarter]] {n}
|[[kvarter]] {n}
| :: [[quarter]] (district)
| :: [[quarter]], [[neighbourhood]] [district of a city]


|-
|-
|[[kvarter]] {n}
|[[kvarter]] {n}
| :: [[quarter-hour]]
| :: [[quarter-hour]] [fifteen minutes]

|-
|[[kvartet]] {noun}
| :: a [[quartet]]


|-
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|[[kvindehader]] {c}
|[[kvindehader]] {c}
| :: [[misogynist]]
| :: [[misogynist]]

|-
|[[kvindelig]] {adj}
| :: [[female]] (of humans)

|-
|[[kvindelig]] {noun}
| :: the [[corpse]] of a [[woman]]


|-
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|[[kykkeliky]] {interj}
|[[kykkeliky]] {interj}
| :: [[cock-a-doodle-doo]] (the cry of the rooster)
| :: [[cock-a-doodle-doo]] (the cry of the rooster)

|-
|[[kyklop]] {noun} [Greek mythology]
| :: [[Cyclops]] [one-eyed giant]


|-
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|[[kyse]] {noun}
|[[kyse]] {noun}
| :: [[bonnet]] (kind of [[hat]])
| :: [[bonnet]] (kind of [[hat]])

|-
|[[kysk]] {adj}
| :: [[chaste]]


|-
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|[[kyst]] {noun}
|[[kyst]] {noun}
| :: [[coast]] (shoreline)
| :: [[coast]] (shoreline)

|-
|[[kystbanesocialist]] {noun} [derogatory]
| :: [[champagne socialist]]


|-
|-

Latest revision as of 16:21, 21 September 2020

Kaastrup {prop} :: surname
kabelfærge {noun} :: cable ferry
kadaver {noun} :: corpse
kadmium {noun} :: alternative spelling of cadmium
kæbe {noun} :: jaw
kæde {noun} :: chain
kæde {noun} :: line
kæde {v} :: kæde sammen – connect, link up
kædebrev {noun} :: chain letter
kædereaktion {c} :: a chain reaction
kæderyge {v} :: chain-smoke
kæderyger {noun} :: chain-smoker
kædesav {noun} :: a chainsaw
kædet {v} :: past participle of kæde
kæft {noun} [vulgar] :: mouth
kæft {interj} [colloquial] :: Expression of emotion
kæfte op {phrase} :: talk
kæk {adj} :: brave, bold
kæk {adj} :: spirited
kæk {adj} :: cheerful
kælder {v} :: cellar, basement
kæle {v} :: to pet
kæle {v} :: to cuddle
kæledyr {noun} :: pet
kæledyr {noun} :: stuffed animal
kælenavn {noun} :: pet name
kælet {v} :: past participle of kæle
kælling {noun} [offensive, vulgar] :: bitch (spiteful woman)
kælling {noun} [archaic] :: an old woman
kæmme {v} :: to comb with a comb or a fine-tooth comb
kæmme {v} [by extension] :: to investigate exhaustively and meticulously to find all instances of something (as though delousing)
kæmpe {adj} :: gigantic, colossal
kæmpe {adj} :: giant
kæmpe {noun} :: giant
kæmpe {noun} [archaic] :: warrior
kæmpe {noun} :: plantain (Plantago major)
kæmpe {v} :: fight, struggle, battle
kæmpehagl {noun} :: hail of very large size
kæmpemæssig {adj} :: giant, huge
kæmpet {v} :: past participle of kæmpe
kænguru {noun} :: kangaroo
kæp {noun} :: stick
kæp {noun} :: switch
kæp {noun} :: penis
kæphest {noun} :: hobby horse (child's toy)
kæphest {noun} [figuratively] :: hobby horse (topic about which someone loves to talk), fad
kær {noun} :: pond, pool
kær {noun} :: marsh, fen
kær {adj} :: dear
kære {v} [legal] :: appeal
kæreste {noun} :: boyfriend or girlfriend
kæreste {noun} :: significant other
kærestekedelig {adj} :: who, after getting a boyfriend or girlfriend, spends less time with their friends
kærestepar {noun} :: an unmarried couple
kærlig {adj} :: loving, affectionate
kærlighed {noun} :: love, affection
kærlighedserklæring {noun} :: declaration of love
kærlig hilsen {phrase} :: Somewhat intimate way of ending an e-mail, letter or similar; yours truly
kærne {noun} :: churn
kærne {v} :: to churn
kærnemælk {noun} :: buttermilk [low-fat milk left over after the production of butter]
kært barn har mange navne {proverb} [idiom] :: loved ones have many names
kærte {noun} :: candle (light source consisting of a wick embedded in a solid, flammable substance such as wax, tallow, or paraffin)
kærte {noun} :: taper (slender wax candle)
kærtegne {v} :: to caress, to touch gently and lovingly
kætter {noun} :: heretic
kaffe {noun} :: coffee
kaffebønne {noun} :: coffee bean
kaffekande {noun} :: coffee pot
kaffekop {noun} :: coffee cup
kaffemik {noun} :: in Greenland, an informal get-together with coffee and such
kage {noun} :: cake
kagle {v} :: to cackle
Kai {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Kaj
Kairo {prop} :: Kairo (capital city)
kaj {noun} :: pier, dock
Kaj {prop} :: given name
kajak {v} :: kayak
kakao {noun} :: cocoa
kakao {noun} :: cacao
kakaosmør {n} :: cocoa butter
kakerlak {noun} :: cockroach
kakofoni {noun} :: cacophony (mix of discordant sounds; dissonance)
kaktus {noun} :: cactus
kål {noun} :: cabbage, kale
kalcium {noun} :: alternative spelling of calcium
kald {noun} :: vocation, calling; an inclination to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career
kalde {v} :: to call, to refer to
kalde på {v} :: to call for, to summon by shouting
Kaleb {prop} :: Caleb [biblical character]
Kaleb {prop} [rare] :: given name
kalejdoskop {noun} :: kaleidoscope
kalender {noun} :: calendar
Kalifornien {prop} :: alternative form of Californien
Kaliforniens {prop} :: genitive of Kalifornien
kalium {noun} :: potassium
kalium sorbat {noun} :: common misspelling for kaliumsorbat
kalk {noun} [mineral] :: lime
kalk {noun} :: chalice
kalksten {noun} :: limestone
kalkulere {v} :: to calculate
kalkun {noun} :: turkey (bird)
kalorius {noun} :: penis
Kaltoft {prop} :: surname
kalv {noun} :: calf [young cow or bull, also used of some other large animals, e.g. deer, whale, elephant, rhinoceros]
kalv {noun} [uncountable] :: [veal]
kalv {noun} :: a small island neighbouring a bigger island
kamæleon {noun} :: chameleon
kamel {noun} :: camel
kamerahold {noun} [film] :: camera crew
kameramand {noun} :: cameraman (of either gender)
Kamilla {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Camilla
kamille {noun} :: camomile
kamin {noun} :: fireplace, hearth (in an open recess in the wall of a room)
Kamma {prop} :: given name, a blend of Karen and Margrethe
kammer {noun} :: room
kammer {noun} :: chamber
kammer {noun} :: lock (segment of a canal)
kammerat {noun} :: mate (e.g. schoolmate)
kammerat {noun} :: comrade (socialism)
kammerjunk {noun} :: misconstruction of kammerjunker
kammerjunker {noun} :: a sort of small biscuit or cake, especially eaten with koldskål
kamp {noun} :: battle, struggle (violent)
kamp {noun} :: endeavour, struggle (non-violent)
kamp {noun} :: game, match (of e.g. ball games)
kampsport {noun} :: combat sport
kampvogn {c} :: a tank (military fighting vehicle)
kanadisk {adj} :: Canadian (of or pertaining to Canada)
kanal {c} :: canal (artificial waterway)
kanal {c} :: duct (in the body etc.)
kanal {c} :: channel (radio / TV frequency)
kanal {c} :: channel (method of communication)
kanal {c} :: channel (narrow body of water)
kanalisere {v} :: to channel [something]
kanalisere {v} :: to canalise, channelise
kanalje {noun} :: mean person, villain
kanalje {noun} [collectively, obsolete] :: rabble, people of the lower classes
kanapé {noun} :: canapé (a bite size slice open-faced sandwich; elegent sofa)
kanariefugl {noun} :: canary (bird from Canary Islands)
kande {noun} :: jug (large serving vessel, amount a jug can hold)
kande {noun} :: pitcher (wide-mouthed, deep vessel for holding liquids)
kande {noun} :: pot (coffee or teapot)
kande {noun} :: ewer (kind of widemouthed pitcher or jug)
kande {noun} :: can (watering can, oilcan)
kandestøber {noun} :: tinker, pewterer
kandestøber {noun} :: armchair politician
kandidat {noun} :: candidate
kandisere {v} :: to candy, to crystallize
kandstøber {c} :: obsolete spelling of kandestøber
kanel {c} {n} :: cinnamon
kanelsnegl {noun} :: cinnamon roll
kanin {noun} :: rabbit
kanon {noun} :: cannon (weapon)
kanon {noun} :: canon (group of literary works)
kanonføde {noun} :: cannon fodder
kanonisere {v} :: to canonize
kanonkugle {noun} [military] :: cannonball
Kansas' {prop} :: genitive of Kansas
Kansas {prop} :: Kansas (state)
kanske {adv} [archaic or humorous] :: maybe
kant {noun} :: edge, border
kantet {adj} :: angular
kantet {adj} :: edged
kantsten {c} :: kerb (UK), curb (US)
kanyle {noun} :: A hypodermic needle
kaos {noun} :: chaos
kap {noun} [geography] :: cape
kapacitans {noun} [physics] :: capacitance
kapacitor {noun} [electronics] :: capacitor
kapel {noun} :: chapel
kapere {v} :: understand
kapere {v} :: overview; supervise
kapere {v} :: accept
kapers {noun} :: caper
kapitalisme {c} :: capitalism (socio-economic system based on private property rights)
kapitel {n} :: chapter
kappe {noun} :: cloak
kappe {noun} :: coat, greatcoat
kappe {v} :: cut
kappe {v} :: lop, pollard, head
kappeklædt {adj} :: caped, wearing a cape
kappet {v} :: past participle of kappe
kapring {noun} :: hijacking
kapsel {noun} [pharmacy] :: capsule
kaptajn {noun} :: captain
kaput {adj} :: broken, dysfunctional
Kap Verde {prop} :: Kap Verde (archipelago/and/country)
kar {noun} :: vessel
kar {noun} :: trough
kår {np} :: circumstances, conditions
karaffel {c} :: carafe
karaffel {c} :: The quantity of liquid that can be held in a carafe
karakal {noun} :: caracal
karakter {noun} :: character (distinguishing feature)
karakter {noun} :: mark (a score for finding the correct answer, or other academic achievement)
karakter {noun} :: grade (rating)
karakterisere {v} :: to characterise (UK) or characterize (something)
karakteristik {noun} :: characteristic
karakteristikum {noun} :: characteristic, trait
karamel {noun} :: caramel
karamel {noun} :: toffee
karantæne {noun} :: quarantine
karate {noun} :: karate
karavane {noun} :: caravan
karbon {noun} [chemistry, rare] :: alternative spelling of carbon
Karbon {prop} [geology] :: Carboniferous
karcinogen {adj} :: carcinogenic
karcinogen {noun} :: carcinogen
kardinalitet {noun} [set theory] :: cardinality
kardinaltal {noun} [grammar] :: cardinal numeral
kardiogram {noun} :: cardiogram
kardioide {noun} [geometry] :: cardioid
kardon {noun} :: cardoon
Karelen {prop} {n} :: Karelia (region)
Karen {prop} :: given name
karikatur {noun} :: caricature
karikaturtegning {noun} :: caricature in the form of a drawing
karikere {v} :: caricature
Karin {prop} :: given name
Karina {prop} :: given name derived from Katharina ( =Catherine)
karisma {noun} :: charisma (personal charm or magnetism)
karisma {noun} [Christianity] :: charisma (extraordinary power granted by the Holy Spirit)
karl {noun} :: farmhand [a man working at at farm]
karl {noun} :: groom, ostler [a man looking after horses]
karl {noun} [colloquial] :: bloke, chap, guy
Karl {prop} :: given name
Karla {prop} :: given name
Karlsen {prop} :: surname
karnap {noun} :: bay window
Karoline {prop} :: given name
karotin {noun} :: carotene
karpe {noun} :: carp [Cyprinus carpio]
karry {noun} :: curry powder (a mixture of spices, usually including turmeric, commonly used in Asian cooking)
Karsten {prop} :: given name
kartager {noun} :: Carthaginian
kartagisk {adj} :: Carthaginian
kartesisk {adj} :: Cartesian, of or pertaining to Descartes
kartesisk {adj} [math] :: Cartesian
kartoffel {noun} :: potato
kartoffel {noun} [slang, pejorative, ethnic slur] :: whitey (A derogatory word used about ethnic Danes, mostly used by Middle Eastern people.)
kartoffelmos {noun} :: mashed potatoes
Karybdis {prop} :: alternative spelling of Charybdis
kasino {n} :: a casino
kasjuber {noun} :: Kashubian (person)
kasjubisk {adj} :: Kashubian [of or pertaining to Kashubia or the Kashubian people]
kaskade {noun} :: large amounts of water streaming out
kaskelothval {noun} :: sperm whale
kasket {noun} :: cap (head covering with a brim)
kasket {noun} :: hat (symbolic reference to a particular role or capacity)
kaskjet {noun} :: obsolete spelling of kasket
Kasper {prop} :: given name
kasse {noun} :: box
kasse {noun} [geometry] :: a rectangular cuboid
kasseapparat {noun} :: cash register, till
kasserolle {noun} :: saucepan (deep cooking vessel with a handle)
kassevogn {m} :: van (a (covered) vehicle used for carrying goods)
kast {noun} :: throw
kastanje {noun} :: chestnut (nut of the chestnut tree)
kastanje {noun} :: chestnut, chestnut tree, Castanea
kastanje {noun} :: horse-chestnut (seed)
kastanje {noun} :: horse-chestnut (tree), Aesculus
kastanjebrun {adj} :: auburn, chestnut (of a reddish-brown colour)
kaste {noun} :: caste
kaste {v} :: to throw, to chuck
kaste {v} :: to drop
kaste {v} :: to cast
kaste håndklædet i ringen {v} :: throw in the towel
kastel {noun} :: citadel
kaste op {v} :: throw up, vomit, hurl, chuck up
kaste perler for svin {phrase} [idiomatic] :: cast pearls before swine
kaster {noun} :: thrower (someone who throws, something that throws)
kastestjerne {c} :: shuriken
kastet {v} :: past participle of kaste
kast ikke med sten hvis du selv bor i et glashus {proverb} :: people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
kastiliansk {adj} [unofficial] :: alternative spelling of castiliansk
kastiliansk {noun} [unofficial] :: alternative spelling of castiliansk
kasus {noun} [grammar] :: grammatical case
kat {noun} :: cat
kat {noun} :: khat
katakombe {noun} :: catacomb
katalog {noun} :: catalog, catalogue
katalysator {noun} [chemistry] :: catalyst
katalyse {noun} [chemistry] :: catalysis
katalytisk {adj} [chemistry] :: catalytic
katastrofe {noun} :: catastrophe
katastrofe {noun} :: disaster
katastrofeteori {noun} [mathematics] :: catastrophe theory
katastrofeteori {noun} [countable] :: a theory about catastrophe
Kate {prop} :: given name
kateder {noun} :: a desk in a classroom for the use of teachers
kateder {noun} [now rare] :: alternative spelling of kateter
kategori {noun} :: category
katete {noun} [geometry] :: cathetus
kateter {noun} :: catheter, body-tube
Katharina {prop} :: given name
Kathrine {prop} :: given name
Katja {prop} :: given name
Katrine {prop} :: given name
kattebestand {noun} :: cat population
kattedyr {noun} :: felid
kattejammer {noun} :: bad, disharmonious or noisy music
kattejammer {noun} [rare] :: caterwaul, caterwauling
kattejammer {noun} [archaic] :: katzenjammer
katteklo {noun} :: cat claw; claw of a cat
kattelem {noun} :: cat flap
kattelem {noun} [idiomatic, law] :: create a possibility to exit from or change something gracefully later on
kattemad {noun} :: cat food
kaudervælsk {n} :: gibberish
kaution {noun} :: caution, security, guaranty
kaution {noun} :: caution, bail
kavaleri {noun} [military] :: cavalry
kavalerist {noun} [military] :: a cavalryman
kaviar {noun} :: caviar (roe of the sturgeon or other large fish)
KBH {prop} :: initialism of København
kbm {noun} :: abbreviation of kubikmeter Symbol m³
KDM {noun} [nautical, military] :: Kongelige Danske Marine - HDMS - ship prefix of the Royal Danish Navy (Søværnet)
ked {adj} :: tired (of), sorry (about)
kede {vr} :: to be bored
kede {vt} :: to bore someone
kedel {noun} :: kettle
kedel {noun} :: boiler
kedelig {adj} :: boring
kedelig {adj} :: unfortunate, lamentable
kejser {noun} :: emperor (ruler of an empire)
kejserinde {noun} :: empress
kejserpingvin {noun} :: emperor penguin
kejserrige {noun} :: empire (super-state ruled by an emperor)
kejsersnit {noun} :: Caesarean section (incision in the womb)
kejthåndet {adj} [now, uncommon] :: left-handed (preferring the left hand over the right)
kel {noun} :: hollow moulding, cavetto
kel {noun} :: valley
Keld {prop} :: given name, borne by a twelfth century Danish saint, Sankt Keld (da)Sankt Keld
kemiker {noun} :: chemist
Ken {prop} :: given name of English origin
kende {v} :: know [be acquainted or familiar with]
kende {adv} :: a little bit
kende {noun} [obsolete] :: characteristic, feature
kendeord {noun} [grammar] :: article [a part of speech indicating that a noun phrase is definite or indefinite]
kender {noun} :: connoisseur
kender {noun} :: expert
kendetegn {noun} :: characteristic
kendetegne {v} :: to characterize, to be characteristic of
kendetegne {v} :: to characterize, to describe, to depict (as)
kendskab {noun} :: knowledge (awareness)
kendt {adj} :: known
kendt {adj} :: famous
Kenneth {prop} :: given name
kenning {noun} [poetry] :: kenning
kenotaf {noun} :: cenotaph (monument to honor the dead whose bodies lie elsewhere)
Kent {prop} :: given name, interpreted as a short form of Kenneth
kentaur {noun} :: centaur
Kentucky {prop} :: Kentucky (state)
Kentuckys {prop} :: genitive of Kentucky
keramik {noun} :: ceramic
kere {vt} [obsolete] :: to turn
kere {vr} :: to care about
kermesbær {noun} :: pokeberry, pokeweed, Phytolacca americana (plant)
kermesbær {noun} :: pokeberry (fruit)
kerne {noun} :: core, central thing
kerne {noun} :: seed
kernefamilie {noun} :: nuclear family
kernefysik {c} :: nuclear physics
kernefysiker {noun} :: nuclear physicist, person occupied with nuclear physics
kernekraft {noun} :: nuclear power
kernekraft {noun} [physics] :: nuclear force [two of the four fundamental forces]
kernekraftværk {noun} :: nuclear power plant [facility producing energy from the heat generated in nuclear reactions]
kernevåben {n} :: nuclear weapon
kerte {noun} :: candle (light source consisting of a wick embedded in a solid, flammable substance such as wax, tallow, or paraffin)
kerte {noun} :: taper (slender wax candle)
ketchup {noun} [uncountable] :: ketchup [a tomate sauce with vinegar]
ketchup {noun} [countable] :: ketchup [a particular brand or type of ketchup]
ketogan {noun} :: ketobemidone
keton {noun} [organic chemistry] :: ketone
ketsjer {noun} :: racket, or racquet (a bat for playing tennis, badminton or squash)
ketsjer {noun} :: butterfly net, hand net
Ketty {prop} :: given name derived from Kitty, the English pet form of Katherine
Kevin {prop} :: given name recently borrowed from English
keynesianisme {noun} [economics] :: Keynesianism
keynesiansk {adj} [economics] :: Keynesian
kgl. {adj} :: abbreviation of kongelig
Kharybdis {prop} :: alternative spelling of Charybdis
kierkegaardiansk {adj} :: alternative spelling of kierkegaardsk
kierkegaardsk {adj} [philosophy] :: Kierkegaardian
kierkegårdsk {adj} :: alternative spelling of kierkegaardsk
Kiev {prop} :: Kiev (capital city)
Kiev {prop} :: Kiev (oblast)
kigge {v} :: to look
kigge {v} :: to glance
kigge {v} :: to peek, peep
kigge {v} :: to peer
kigge {v} :: to gaze
kighoste {noun} [pathology] :: whooping cough, pertussis
kikke {v} :: alternative form of kigge
kikkert {noun} :: binoculars
kiks {noun} :: a cracker; a hard, crisp baked good which is usually not sweet
kikse {v} [colloquial] :: To fail
kikser {noun} [colloquial] :: A blooper, a blunder; an error; a failure
kilde {noun} :: spring, fountain, source [a place where water emerges from the ground]
kilde {noun} [metaphorically] :: source, fountain, fount [a person or a thing from which something comes]
kilde {v} :: to tickle
kildekode {noun} :: source code
kilden {adj} :: ticklish
kilden {adj} :: delicate, awkward
kilder {noun} [anatomy] :: clitoris
kildesprog {noun} [translation studies, linguistics] :: source language
kildet {v} :: past participle of kilde
kile {noun} :: wedge
kile {noun} :: gusset
kile {v} :: wedge
kileskrift {noun} :: cuneiform [ancient writing systems in the Middle East]
kileskrift {noun} :: a text written in cuneiform
kilet {v} :: past participle of kile
killing {noun} :: kitten [young cat]
killing {noun} :: leveret [young hare]
kilo- {prefix} :: kilo-
kilogram {noun} :: kilogram
kilomet {noun} :: misconstruction of kilometer
kilometer {noun} :: kilometre, or kilometer (US) (SI unit of length)
kim {c} {n} :: germ
kim {c} {n} :: seeds {p}
Kim {prop} :: given name
kime {v} :: chime
kimono {noun} :: kimono
Kina {prop} :: China (the country)
kind {noun} :: cheek
kineser {noun} :: Chinese (person born in China)
kineser {noun} :: firecracker
kinesisk {noun} :: Chinese language
kinesisk {noun} :: Chinese food
kinesisk {adj} :: Chinese
kinetisk energi {noun} [physics] :: kinetic energy
kiosk {noun} :: kiosk (tiny shop)
kirke {noun} [Christianity] :: church [a house of worship]
kirke {noun} [Christianity] :: church [a religious community]
kirkegaardsk {adj} :: alternative spelling of kierkegaardsk
kirkegård {noun} :: cemetery, graveyard
kirkeklokke {noun} :: church bell
kirkelig {adj} :: ecclesiastical, relating to the church
kirsebær {n} :: a cherry (fruit)
kirsebær {c} :: a cherry tree
kirsebærtærte {noun} :: cherry pie
Kirsten {prop} :: given name
Kirstine {prop} :: given name
kirtel {c} [anatomy] :: gland
kirurg {noun} :: surgeon
kirurgi {noun} :: surgery
kirurgisk {adj} :: surgical
kis {noun} :: sulfide mineral
KISS {noun} :: KISS principle
kiste {noun} :: chest
kiste {noun} :: coffin, casket
kit {noun} :: putty
kit {noun} :: kit
kittel {c} :: white coat (as worn during work in a laboratory or medical work)
kives {v} :: to quarrel
kiwi {noun} :: kiwi (bird)
kiwi {noun} :: kiwi, kiwi fruit
Kjær {prop} :: surname
Kjærgaard {prop} :: surname
Kjeld {prop} :: given name
Kjeldahl {prop} :: surname
Kjeldahl {prop} :: Johan Kjeldahl
Kjeldsen {prop} :: surname
kjöd {noun} :: obsolete spelling of kød
kjole {noun} :: dress, gown
kjove {noun} :: skua
kl. {particle} :: abbreviation of klokken
kladde {noun} :: draft (an early version of a written work or drawing; a preliminary sketch or outline)
klæbehjerne {noun} :: a brain that remembers much
klæde {noun} :: cloth
klæde {noun} :: cloths [only in the plural]
klæde {v} :: suit, become; be befitting for
klæde {v} :: to dress, to equip clothes
klæde af {v} :: undress
klæde om {v} :: to change clothes; to take off clothes and put on others
klæde på {vt} :: to dress
klæde på {vri} :: to dress
klæde ud {vt} :: to dress up
klæde ud {vri} :: to dress up
klædt {v} :: past participle of klæde
klage {noun} :: complaint
klage {v} :: to complain
klam {adj} :: uncomfortably damp and cold
klam {adj} [figurative, colloquial] :: unpleasant, repulsive
klammeren {adj} [slang] :: disgusting
klampt {adj} :: misspelling of klamt
klan {noun} :: clan
klap lige hesten {phrase} :: take it easy, calm down
klappe {vi} :: to clap, to applaud
klappe {vt} :: to pat
klapperslange {noun} :: rattlesnake
klap-sammen-mad {c} [colloquial] :: Two pieces of rye bread around some other food
klapvogn {noun} :: stroller (seat on wheels)
klar {adj} :: clear
klar {adj} :: bright
klar {adj} :: plain
klar {adj} :: distinct
klar {adj} :: lucid
klar {adj} :: conscious
klar {adj} :: ready
klar {adj} :: willing
Klara {prop} :: given name
klare {v} :: to manage, to handle, to cope
klarinet {noun} :: clarinet
klar i spyttet {adv} :: clear
klar, parat, start {interj} :: on your mark, get set, go!
klasse {noun} :: class (a group of students in a school)
klasse {noun} :: class (general classification unit)
klasse {noun} :: class (group of people with a common socio-economic status)
klasse {noun} :: class (division of public transport)
klasse {noun} [uncountable] :: class (high quality, sophistication)
klasse {noun} [taxonomy] :: class
klassekamp {noun} :: class struggle
klasselokale {noun} :: classroom
klasseværelse {noun} :: classroom
klassifikation {noun} :: classification
klassifikationsalgoritme {noun} :: classification algorithm
klassiker {noun} :: A classic
klassiker {noun} :: A very typical or normal situation
klassiker {noun} :: A secondary school student involved in a classic language program
klassisk {adj} :: classic, exemplary, simple, harmonious
klassisk {adj} :: classical, belonging to Greco-Roman antiquity
klassisk {adj} [physics] :: classical
klassisk {adj} [music] :: classical
Klaus {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Claus
Klausen {prop} :: surname
klausul {noun} [law] :: clause
klausul {noun} :: term
klaver {noun} :: piano (a keyboard musical instrument)
klaviatur {noun} :: keyboard (a component of many instruments)
klejn {adj} :: tiny, delicate [of a person]
klejne {noun} :: a cake of sugar, flour, butter, eggs and milk fried in oil or copha; associated with Christmas
klemme {noun} :: clothespin
klemme {v} :: to squeeze
klemme {v} :: to jam
klemme {v} :: to crush
klemme {v} :: to pinch
klient {noun} :: client, customer
klientel {noun} :: clientele
klima {noun} :: climate
klimaændring {noun} :: climate change
klimaforandring {noun} :: climate change
klinke {noun} :: clinker (brick)
klinke {noun} :: latch (closing mechanism)
klinke {v} :: to repair pottery, porcelain and the like using glue or metal braces
klinke {v} :: to strike one's bottle or glass at another person's
klip {noun} :: a cut (with scissors)
klip {noun} :: a clip (e.g. video, audio)
klippe {v} :: to cut with scissors
klipse {v} :: to clip (to fasten with a clip)
klit {c} :: dune
klitoris {noun} [anatomy] :: clitoris
klo {noun} :: claw
kloakdyr {noun} :: monotreme
klode {noun} :: globe
klodset {adj} :: clumsy
kløftehammer {noun} :: claw hammer
klog {adj} :: sensible
klog {adj} :: wise
klog {adj} :: intelligent
klog {adj} :: sagacious
klog {adj} :: prudent
klokke {noun} :: bell [a percussive instrument]
klokke {noun} :: bell [something shaped like the instrument, i.e. as an inverted]
klokke {noun} :: bell [an instrument giving a signal, e.g. a doorbell or a bell in a school]
klokke {noun} :: time, hour, o'clock [the hours and minuts]
klokke {noun} [rare] :: watch
klokker {noun} :: bell ringer (in a church)
klokkeren {adj} :: as clear as a bell
klokkeren {adj} :: absolutely clear
klokkeslæt {noun} :: time, hour
klokketårn {n} :: a bell tower
klor {n} {c} :: chlorine
klør {noun} :: clubs
klorid {noun} [chemistry] :: chloride
klosaks {noun} :: pincer; a claw on e.g. a crab or a lobster used for grabbing/pinching
kloster {n} :: a monastery
kloster {n} :: a convent
kløve {v} :: cleave, split
kløver {noun} [plant] :: clover (Trifolium)
klovn {noun} :: clown
klovne {v} :: to clown
klub {c} :: a club (organisation)
klud {noun} :: rag
klud {noun} :: cloth
kludder {noun} :: mess, muddle
kludder {noun} :: bungling (an act or acts of incompetence)
kludre {v} :: to bungle
klunse {v} :: to scavenge; to seek valuable items in refuse
klusil {noun} [phonetics] :: stop, occlusive, plosive
klynge {noun} :: cluster (group or bunch of something), knot
klynge {noun} :: clump, group (e.g. of trees)
klynge {v} :: only used in the expressions
klynget {v} :: past participle of klynge
knæ {noun} [anatomy] :: knee
knægt {noun} :: boy, lad
knægt {noun} :: jack, knave (playing card)
knæhøj karse {noun} [dated or ironic, often interjectionally] :: something cool
knække {vt} :: to break [make a thing fall apart]
knække {vt} :: to break [break down a person mentally or economically]
knække {vt} :: to suffer a fracture in
knække {vt} :: to solve [a problem, a code]
knække {vi} :: to crack, break [fall apart]
knække {vi} :: to crack, break [shift suddenly]
knække {vi} :: to give up
knag {noun} :: creak
knag {noun} :: dab, dab hand
knage {noun} :: A peg
knage {noun} [nautical] :: The spoke of a ship's wheel
knage {vi} :: To creak, groan or crack
knagebræt {noun} [rare] :: A coat or hat rack
knagen {c} :: creak (sound produced by anything that creaks)
knagende {v} :: present participle of knage
knagende {adv} :: awfully, jolly, terribly (very, extremely)
knagerække {noun} :: A coat or hat rack
knaget {v} :: past participle of knage
knagfryse {vi} :: To freeze hard
knald- {prefix} [colloquial] :: very
knald {noun} :: bang, explosion
knald {noun} :: knock
knald {noun} [vulgar] :: a fuck, either a sexual partner or a sexual encounter
knalddygtig {adj} [colloquial] :: very skilled
knalde {v} :: to bang, pop
knalde {v} :: to explode
knalde {v} :: to knock, slam
knalde {v} :: to swipe
knalde {v} [vulgar] :: to fuck
knaldflot {adj} [colloquial] :: very attractive
knaldgod {adj} [colloquial] :: very good
knaldhård {adj} [colloquial] :: very hard, very tough
knald i låget {adj} :: synonym of kuk i låget
knald i låget {noun} :: synonym of kuk i låget
knap {adj} :: scant, scarce
knap {adj} :: brief, concise
knap {adv} :: hardly, scarcely
knap {adv} :: just under
knap {adv} :: barely
knap {noun} :: button (in clothes etc.)
knap {noun} :: button (in machines)
knar {noun} [dated] :: alternative form of knarr
knarr {noun} :: knorr
knase {v} :: to crunch (especially with the teeth)
knase {v} :: the sound of something crunching
knastør {adj} :: completely dry
kneb {noun} :: trick
knepbar {adj} [vulgar] :: fuckable
knepning {c} :: a fuck
kneppe {v} [vulgar] :: to fuck (see Thesaurus:copulate)
kneppet {v} :: past participle of kneppe
knibe {noun} :: pinch, predicament, tight spot, difficulties
knibe {v} :: to pinch, to nib
knibe {v} :: to squeeze
knibe {v} [card games] :: to finesse
knibe {v} [idiomatic] :: something being difficult
kniv {noun} :: knife
knivspids {noun} :: the pointy end of a knife
knivspids {noun} [cooking] :: the amount of powder or granulated substance that fits on the tip of a knife
kno {noun} :: knuckle (joint of the finger)
knob {n} {c} :: knot (speed on water)
knob {n} {c} :: knot (looping of a rope)
knofedt {noun} [uncountable] :: elbow grease
knogle {noun} [anatomy] :: bone (component of a skeleton)
knokle {v} :: to work hard
knop {c} [botany] :: bud (of a plant)
knor {noun} [dated] :: alternative form of knarr
knsp. {noun} [cooking] :: abbreviation of knivspids
knsp {noun} :: alternative form of knsp.
Knud {prop} :: given name
knude {noun} :: knot
knude {noun} [graph theory] :: node
Knudsen {prop} :: surname
knuge {v} :: to squeeze
knurhår {noun} :: whisker (long projecting hair at the sides of the mouth of a cat)
knurre {v} :: growl
knurre {v} :: rumble
knurre {v} :: grumble
knus {noun} :: hug
knuse {v} :: to hug
knuse {v} :: to crush
knusende {adj} :: crushing, devastating, smashing
knusende {adj} :: tremendous
knusende {v} :: present participle of knuse
knust {v} :: past participle of knuse
ko {noun} :: cow
kø {noun} :: queue (line of people)
koagulere {v} :: to coagulate
koaguleret {v} :: past participle of koagulere
koaksialkabel {noun} :: coaxial cable
koala {noun} :: koala
køb {noun} :: purchase
køb {noun} :: buying
køb {noun} :: bargain
kobalt {noun} :: obsolete spelling of cobalt
kobber {noun} [uncountable] :: copper
kobber {noun} :: copperplate
kobberbryllup {noun} :: twelve-and-a-half-year anniversary of marriage
kobberrør {noun} :: copper pipe
købe {v} :: buy
købe {v} :: purchase
købe {v} :: bribe
købedygtig {adj} :: having purchasing power; being able to buy goods
koben {noun} :: crowbar
København {prop} :: København (capital city)
københavner {noun} :: Copenhagener
københavnersnude {noun} [pejorative] :: a stuck-up Copenhagener
Københavns {prop} :: genitive singular of København
køber {noun} :: buyer
kobling {noun} :: coupling
kobling {noun} :: mental association
kobling {noun} [mechanics] :: clutch
købmand {noun} :: merchant
købmand {noun} :: grocer
købmand {noun} :: grocery store, grocer's
kobolt {noun} :: alternative form of cobalt
købstad {noun} [dated] :: market town [until 1970 with certain privileges]
købt {v} :: past participle of købe
kød {noun} :: meat
kød {noun} :: flesh
kødæder {noun} :: carnivore
kødfløjte {noun} [slang] :: penis
kødspiser {noun} :: A person who eats meat, as opposed to a vegetarian
koefficient {c} :: coefficient
koffein {n} {c} :: caffeine
koge {vti} :: to boil
koge {vt} [dated] :: to cook
koger {noun} :: boiler [transportable apparatus for boiling water]
koger {noun} [slang] :: a pipe of marijuana
kogger {noun} :: quiver [container for arrows]
kogt {v} :: past participle of koge
kok {noun} :: cook, chef
kok {noun} :: cock (male gallinaceous bird; dialectal, except when speaking about pheasants)
køkken {n} :: a kitchen
køkken {n} :: cuisine (style or method of cooking)
køkken {n} :: a galley (kitchen on an aircraft)
køkkenaffald {noun} :: kitchen trash; trash from or in a kitchen
køkkenvægt {noun} :: a weight for cooking
køkkenvask {noun} :: kitchen sink
kokkepige {noun} [now rare] :: A young, female cook
kokon {noun} :: cocoon
kokosnød {noun} :: coconut (fruit or seed of the coconut palm)
kokosolie {noun} :: coconut oil
køl {noun} :: keel
kold {adj} :: cold (having a low temperature)
kold {adj} :: cold (unfriendly, emotionally distant or unfeeling)
koldblodet {adj} :: cold-blooded, ectothermic; having an unregulated body temperature
koldblodig {adj} :: cold-blooded; having no emotion or remorse
koldblodighed {noun} :: sangfroid, composure, self-possession
koldbrand {noun} :: gangrene (the necrosis or rotting of flesh)
koldhæve {vi} [of dough] :: to rise slowly in cold conditions
Kolding {prop} :: Kolding (port town/and/municipality)
koldskål {noun} :: A dessert made from a base of buttermilk with e.g. lemon juice, eggs and sugar, typically served with kammerjunkere and consumed in the summer
kold tyrker {phrase} [idiomatic] :: cold turkey (the sudden and complete withdrawal of a dependent substance)
køle {vt} :: to cool
kolerisk {adj} :: choleric (easily becoming angry)
køleskab {noun} :: refrigerator
kolesterol {noun} :: cholesterol
kolibri {noun} :: hummingbird (any of various small American birds in the family Trochilidae)
kølle {noun} :: club
kollega {noun} :: colleague
kolli {noun} [transport] :: A piece of luggage or freight
Köln {prop} :: Köln (largest city)
koloenorm {adj} [colloquial] :: ginormous (see Thesaurus:gigantic)
kolon {noun} :: a colon (punctuation mark)
koloni {noun} :: colony
kolonial {adj} :: colonial
kolonial {c} :: groceries
kolonial {c} :: grocery store
kolonialforretning {noun} :: A grocery store
kolonialisme {noun} :: Colonialism
kolonisere {v} :: To colonise
kolonisere {v} [zoology] :: For an animal to migrate or spread to a new area
koloniserende {v} :: present participle of kolonisere
koloniseret {v} :: past participle of kolonisere
kolonist {noun} :: colonist
kolonorm {adj} :: alternative form of koloenorm
kolos {noun} :: colossus
kolossal {adj} :: colossal
kølsvin {noun} :: keelson
kølvand {noun} :: wake (disturbed water behind a ship)
kølvand {noun} :: wake, (period immediately after some turbulent event)
koma {c} :: coma (deep sleep)
koma {noun} [astronomy] :: coma (a cloud of dust surrounding the nucleus of a comet)
kø'mand {noun} :: pronunciation spelling of købmand
kombinatorik {c} [mathematics] :: combinatorics
kombinatorisk {adj} [mathematics] :: combinatoric; combinatorial
kombinere {v} :: combine
kombineret {v} :: past participle of kombinere
komedie {c} [drama] :: comedy
komedie {c} :: farce, bad behaviour
komiker {noun} :: A comedian
komiker {noun} :: plural of komik
komikerduo {noun} :: A comedy duo
Komintern {prop} :: Comintern
komisk {adj} :: comical, amusing, funny, causing laughter
komisk {adj} [drama] :: comical, concerning comedy as a dramatic or literary genre
komma {noun} :: a comma (punctuation mark)
kommandør {noun} :: commander
komme {v c} :: to come
komme {v c} :: to get
komme {vi c} :: To appear, to manifest itself; come
komme {v c} :: to arrive
komme {v c} :: to put
komme {v c} :: to reach orgasm; to come
komme i hu {v} [dated] :: to remember, think of
komme i klemme {v} :: get squeezed
kommen {noun} :: cumin, caraway
kommentar {noun} :: comment (spoken remark)
kommentar {noun} :: note, annotation
kommentar {noun} :: commentary
kommentar {noun} :: narration
kommentere {v} :: to comment
kommer tid, kommer råd {proverb} :: in time, a solution will present itself
komme sammen {v} :: be together, be a couple, be an item
kommet {v} :: past participle of komme
komme til kort {v} :: to meet a problem which one cannot solve
komme ud af skabet {v} :: come out of the closet (to tell others about a secret belief or preference)
kommissær {noun} :: commissioner [member of a commission]
kommissær {noun} :: superintendent [police rank]
kommissær {noun} :: commissar
kommode {noun} :: commode, chest of drawers
kommunal {adj} :: of or pertaining to municipalities (kommuner)
kommune {noun} :: municipality
kommunikation {noun} :: communication
kommunisme {noun} :: communism
kommunist {noun} :: communist
kommunister i lysthuset {noun} [slang] :: period, menstruation
kommutativ {adj} [math] :: commutative
kommutativitet {noun} [math] :: commutativity
kommutere {v} :: to commute
komodovaran {noun} :: Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis)
kompagnon {noun} :: partner (a member of a business or law partnership (1.1))
kompakt {adj} :: compact
komparativ {adj} :: comparative
kompensere {v} :: to compensate
kompetent {adj} :: competent
kompleks {noun} :: complex totality
kompleks {noun} :: group of buildings
kompleks {noun} :: feeling of inferiority
kompleks {noun} [psychology] :: complex [a mental condition conditioned by repressed emotions]
kompleks {adj} :: complex [made up of multiple parts]
kompleks {adj} :: difficult, complicated
komplekst tal {noun} [math] :: complex number
komplement {noun} :: complement
komplet {adj} :: complete
komplet {adj} :: absolute
komplet {adj} :: utter
komplet {adj} [adverbial] :: absolutely, completely, utterly
komplet graf {noun} [graph theory] :: complete graph
kompliment {b} :: compliment
komplimentere {v} :: to compliment
komponent {c} :: a component
komponere {v} :: to compose
komponist {noun} :: composer (music)
komposition {noun} :: composition
kompost {noun} :: compost
kompot {noun} :: compote
kompres {noun} :: compress
kompression {noun} :: compression [act of compressing]
kompression {noun} [automotive] :: compression
kompressionsforhold {noun} [automotive] :: compression ratio
kompressor {noun} :: compressor
komprimere {v} :: to compress
komprimering {noun} :: compression
kompromis {noun} :: compromise
kompromisløs {adj} :: uncompromising, inflexible
kompromisløs {adj} :: uncompromising, principled
kompromisse {v} :: to compromise
komtesse {noun} :: an unmarried daughter of a count
køn {noun} :: sex (the biological division in male and female individuals)
køn {noun} :: gender (the social identity of male, female or other)
køn {noun} [grammar] :: gender (division of nouns and adjectives etc. into classes)
køn {noun} :: private parts, genitals
køn {adj} :: pretty
køn {adj} :: good-looking
køn {adj} :: [ironic] nice, fine
koncentrat {noun} :: concentrate
koncentration {noun} :: concentration, focus
koncentration {noun} [chemistry] :: concentration (usually molarity)
koncept {b} :: concept (something understood and retained in the mind)
koncept {b} :: draft (preliminary sketch)
koncert {noun} :: concert
koncert {noun} :: recital
koncert {noun} :: concerto
koncertina {noun} :: concertina
kondolere {v} :: to condole
kondom {noun} :: condom (flexible sleeve)
konduktion {noun} [thermodynamics] :: conduction
kone {noun} :: wife (married woman)
kone {noun} [dated] :: woman (frequent in compounds)
konebåd {noun} :: umiak
konference {noun} :: conference
konfirmation {noun} :: confirmation (Christianity)
konfirmeret {adj} :: confirmed (Christianity)
konfiskere {v} :: to confiscate
konfiture {noun} :: confiture
konflikt {noun} :: conflict (clash or disagreement)
konfrontation {noun} :: a confrontation
kong {noun} :: king [used as a title before the name of a king]
konge {noun} :: king [male monarch]
konge {noun} [metaphorically] :: king [a person who is leading in a certain area]
konge {noun} [chess] :: king
konge {noun} [cards] :: king
kongeblå {adj} :: royal blue
kongeblå {adj} :: [as a noun] royal blue (colour)
kongeboa {noun} :: boa constrictor
kongedømme {noun} :: kingdom
kongehus {noun} :: royal family
kongehus {noun} :: royal household
kongepingvin {noun} :: king penguin
kongerige {noun} :: A nation having as supreme ruler, a kingdom
Kongeriget Danmark {prop} {n} :: The Kingdom of Denmark
Kongernes Dal {prop} {c} :: Valley of the Kings (Egyptian valley known for its tombs)
kongruens {noun} :: congruity
kongruens {noun} [geometry] :: congruence (being roughly the same size and shape)
kongruens {noun} [grammar] :: concord (agreement of words with one another)
konisk {adj} :: conical (shaped like a cone)
konjunktion {noun} :: conjunction (grammar: word used to join words or phrases)
konjunktion {noun} :: conjunction (astronomy: alignment of two bodies in the solar system such that they have the same longitude when seen from Earth)
konkludere {v} :: to conclude
konkluderende {v} :: present participle of konkludere
konklusion {noun} :: conclusion (a decision reached after careful thought)
Konkordie {prop} :: given name
konkret {adj} :: concrete
konkret {noun} :: concrete noun
konkurrence {noun} :: competition (action of competing)
konkurrencedygtig {adj} [of e.g. a firm] :: competitive, able to compete
konkurs {adj} :: bankrupt
konkurs {adj} :: insolvent
konkurs {noun} :: failure
konkurs {noun} :: bankruptcy
konkurs {noun} :: liquidation
kønnet {adj} :: gendered
konning {noun} :: archaic spelling of konge
konsekutiv tolkning {noun} :: consecutive interpretation
konsekvens {noun} :: consequence (that which follows something on which it depends; that which is produced by a cause)
konsekvens {noun} :: consistency (reliability or uniformity; the quality of being consistent)
konsensus {noun} :: consensus (general agreement)
konservativ {adj} :: conservative
konservator {noun} :: conservator (professional who works on the conservation and restoration of objects)
konservatorie {noun} [sometimes, proscribed] :: alternative form of konservatorium
konservatorium {noun} :: A conservatory, a conservatoire, a school of music or drama
konserveringsmiddel {noun} :: preservative
kønsforsker {noun} :: gender researcher; someone who researches gender; someone who does research on the topic of gender studies
kønsforskning {noun} :: gender studies
kønsidentitet {noun} [gender] :: gender identity
kønskamp {noun} :: battle of the sexes
kønskorrigerende {adj} :: gender-corrective
kønskrig {noun} :: battle of the sexes
kønslem {noun} :: penis
kønsmæssig {adj} :: relating to gender
kønsneutral {adj} :: gender-neutral
konsonant {noun} [phonetics] :: consonant
konsonant {noun} :: a letter which is part of a subdivision of an alphabet conventionally regarded as denoting consonant sounds (although in practice this correlation may be less than strict)
konsonantklynge {noun} [phonetics] :: consonant cluster
kønsord {noun} [archaic, grammar] :: article
kønsorgan {noun} :: genital
konspiration {noun} :: conspiracy
konspirationsteoretiker {noun} :: conspiracy theorist
konspirationsteori {c} :: conspiracy theory
kønsrollemæssig {adj} :: relating to gender roles
kønsspecifik {adj} :: gender-specific
konst {noun} :: obsolete spelling of kunst
konstant {adj} :: constant, unchanging
konstant {noun} :: constant
Konstantin {prop} :: given name
Konstantinopel {prop} :: Constantinople [the city now named Istanbul]
konstruktion {noun} :: construction
konstruktion {noun} :: design
konstruktion {noun} :: structure
konstruktion {noun} :: construct
konsul {noun} :: consul
konsulat {noun} :: consulate
konsulent {noun} :: consultant
kontakt {noun} [communication] :: A contact person (someone with whom one is in communication)
kontakt {noun} [communication] :: Contact (the act of touching physically)
kontakt {noun} [technology, electricity] :: A socket, power outlet
kontakte {v} [communication] :: to contact
kontaktinformation {noun} [communication] :: Contact informaton, information that individuals can use to contact
kontaktlinse {noun} :: contact lens
kontaktperson {noun} [communication] :: a contact person, a person whom one contacts for questions, advice and such
kontinent {noun} :: continent
kontinental {adj} :: continental
kontinuitet {noun} :: continuity
konto {noun} :: account
kontor {noun} :: office
kontra- {prefix} :: counter-
kontraintuitiv {adj} :: counterintuitive
kontrol {c} :: control
kontrol {c} [computing] :: controller
kontrovers {noun} :: controversy
konvektion {noun} [thermodynamics] :: convection
konvoj {noun} :: convoy
koordinat {n} :: coordinate
koordinator {noun} :: coordinator
koordinator {noun} [as a job title] :: director, usually a person with the overall responsibility for something
koordinatsystem {noun} [math] :: coordinate system
kop {noun} :: A cup; A concave vessel for holding liquid, generally adorned with either a handle or a stem (confer goblet, glass.)
koparret {adj} :: pockmarked
kopi {noun} :: copy
kopiere {v} :: to copy
kopierende {v} :: present participle of kopiere
kopieret {v} :: past participle of kopiere
kopimaskine {noun} :: photocopier
kopist {noun} [largely historical] :: a professional copier of texts
kopist {noun} [pejorative] :: copycat, plagiarizer, someone who copies the work of others without creating anything of value
Koppel {prop} :: surname
kopper {cp} :: smallpox
kopra {noun} :: copra
koptisk {adj} :: Coptic [relating to the Copts, the Coptic Church and the ancient Coptic language]
kopulere {v} [formal] :: copulate (to engage in sexual intercourse)
kopulere {v} :: [of animals] breed, mate
kor {noun} :: choir (singing group)
kor {noun} :: chancel, choir (part of church housing the altar)
korde {noun} [geometry] :: chord; straight line connecting points in a circle's circumference, sometimes excluding the diameter
køre {vt} :: to drive [to be the driver of a vehicle or to convey somebody in a vehicle]
køre {vi} :: to drive [to go somewhere in a vehicle]
køre {vi} :: to run [of a machine]
køre {noun} [obsolete] :: drive
koreansk {adj} :: Korean (of or relating to the Asian Peninsula comprising North Korea and South Korea)
kørekort {noun} :: driving licence, driver's license
køre på skinner {v} :: to proceed in an unproblematic manner
kører {noun} :: driver
køresyg {adj} :: carsick
køresyge {noun} :: carsickness
køretøj {noun} :: vehicle (a conveyance)
kork {noun} :: cork (material derived from the bark of the cork oak)
korkeg {noun} :: cork oak (Quercus suber)
korn {noun} :: corn, cereal
korn {noun} :: grain (e.g. sandkorn (grain of sand))
kornet {adj} :: grainy, granular
kornet {noun} :: cornet
korps {noun} :: corps, body
korrekt {adj} :: correct
korridor {noun} :: corridor
korrigere {v} :: to correct, to rectify
korrigere {v} :: to adjust
kors {noun} :: cross
kørsel {c} :: driving (act of driving)
korset {noun} :: corset
korset {v} :: past participle of korse
Korsika {prop} :: Corsica
kors i røven {interj} [swear word] :: Expression of strong emotion
Korskilde {noun} :: A name of several Danish springs
korstog {noun} [historical] :: crusade
korstog {noun} [figuratively] :: grand concerted effort against something purportedly immoral
kort {adj} :: short
kort {adj} :: brief
kort {adv} :: briefly
kort {adv} :: curtly
kort {adv} :: shortly
kort {noun} :: card
kort {noun} :: map
kort {noun} :: plan
kort {noun} :: chart
kort tillægsform {noun} [grammar] :: past participle
kørvel {noun} :: chervil
korvet {noun} :: corvette
kosmologi {noun} :: cosmology
kost {noun} :: food (any substance consumed by living organisms to sustain life)
kost {noun} :: diet (food a person or animal consumes, habitual consumption)
kost {noun} :: board (regular meals or the amount paid for them in a place of lodging)
kost {noun} :: broom, besom
kost {noun} :: brush
kosteffektiv {adj} :: cost-effective
kostume {noun} :: a costume
køter {c} [derogatory] :: dog, pooch
kovalent binding {noun} [chemistry] :: covalent bond
kovs {noun} [nautical] :: thimble (rings used in a ship's rigging)
kr. {noun} :: abbreviation of krone
krabbe {noun} :: crab
krabbe {v} :: to move awkwardly; to stumble, lumber
krabbe {v} :: to move like a crab
krabbefest {noun} :: crab festival; crab party; a party or festival somehow related to crabs
krabbefest {noun} :: crab feast
krabbeklo {noun} :: crab claw; claw of a crab
krabbekød {noun} :: crabmeat
kradse {v} :: to scratch
kradse {v} :: to scrape
kradse {v} :: to be scratchy
kradse {v} :: to bite
kradse af {v} [vulgar] :: die
kradset {v} :: past participle of kradse
kræft {noun} :: cancer (disease)
kræftædemig {adv} :: alternative form of kraftedeme
kræftfremkaldende {adj} :: carcinogenic
kræftpatient {noun} :: cancer patient; a patient who has some form of cancer
kræftpind {noun} [slang] :: cigarette
kræmmer {noun} :: salesman
krænke {v} :: offend
krænke {v} :: violate
krænke {v} :: abuse sexually
krænket {v} :: past participle of krænke
kræs {noun} :: delicacies
kræse {v} :: to serve something delicious, to give a treat
kræse {v} :: to go the extra mile, to give special treatment
kræsen {adj} :: particular (about food), choosy, picky
kræset {v} :: past participle of kræse
kræve {v} :: to demand
kræve {v} :: to require
kræve {v} :: to claim (e.g. a life)
kraft {noun} :: strength
kraft {noun} [physics] :: force
kraft æde mig {adv} :: alternative form of kraftedeme
kraftædemig {adv} :: alternative form of kraftedeme
kraftedeme {adv} [swear word] :: Emphasizes an assurance, a conviction or something similar
kraftfelt {noun} :: force field
kraftidiot {c} [strongly, pejorative] :: huge idiot, moron
kraftmoment {noun} [mechanics] :: torque
kraftværk {noun} :: power plant [facility at which energy is brought into electrical form and sent to customers]
krage {noun} :: crow, especially carrion crow and hooded crow
kram {noun} :: hug
kram {noun} :: stuff, things, goods
kramme {v} :: hug, embrace
krammer {noun} [colloquial] :: hug
krammet {v} :: past participle of kramme
krampeseng {noun} [archaic, psychiatry] :: special bed for restraining people with cramps
kranium {noun} [anatomy] :: cranium (skull)
krans {noun} :: wreath
krans {noun} :: garland
krans {noun} :: sprocket
kranse {v} :: to encircle
kransekage {noun} :: kransekage
kranset {v} :: past participle of kranse
krater {n} :: a crater
-krati {suffix} :: -cracy
krav {noun} :: a requirement
krav {noun} :: a demand
krave {noun} :: collar
kraveben {noun} [skeleton] :: collarbone, clavicle
kravle {v} :: crawl
kravle {v} :: climb
kravlegård {noun} :: playpen
kravlet {v} :: past participle of kravle
krebs {noun} :: crayfish
krebs {noun} :: Cancer (someone with a Cancer star sign)
krebseklo {noun} :: crawfish claw
krebseklo {noun} :: a water soldier (Stratiotes aloides, plant)
Krebsen {prop} :: Cancer (constellation; astrological sign)
kreditor {noun} :: creditor
kreds {noun} :: circle, ring (group of people)
kreds {noun} :: constituency, district, ward
kredse {v} :: circle [travel in circles]
kredset {v} :: past participle of kredse
kredsløb {noun} :: A circuit, a loop; a system in which something is passed through a cycle
kredsløb {noun} [astronomy, specifically] :: orbit
krejert {noun} [nautical] :: A crayer, a 2- or 3-masted sailing vessel formerly used for cargo in the Baltic Sea
krematorie {noun} :: crematorium, or crematory (US)
krematorium {n} :: a crematorium, or crematory (US)
kremere {v} :: to cremate
kremering {noun} :: cremation
krepere {v} [colloquial] :: die unpleasantly
kres {noun} :: obsolete spelling of kreds
Kresten {prop} :: given name
Krestine {prop} :: given name
Kreta {prop} :: Crete
krig {noun} :: war (conflict involving organized use of arms)
kriger {noun} :: warrior
krigserklæring {noun} :: declaration of war
krigsforbrydelse {noun} :: war crime
krigsgal {adj} :: A bellicist, a warmonger
krigshandling {noun} :: act of war
krigshelt {noun} :: war hero [a person who has shown great courage in war]
krigskunst {noun} :: art of war
krigsliderlig {adj} [pejorative, colloquial] :: bellicist
krigsliderlighed {noun} :: warmongering, bellicism
krigsmaskine {noun} :: war machine
krigsmaskineri {noun} :: war machine
krigstid {noun} :: wartime
krigstogt {noun} :: war expedition
Krim {prop} :: Crimea
kriminel {adj} :: criminal
kriminologi {noun} :: criminology
krise {noun} :: crisis
Krista {prop} :: given name
kristen {adj} [Christianity] :: Christian
Kristen {prop} :: given name
kristendom {noun} :: Christianity [Christian religion]
kristenhed {noun} :: Christiandom [all Christians]
kristenhed {noun} [rare] :: Christian faith
Kristensen {prop} :: surname
Kristian {prop} :: given name
Kristiane {prop} :: given name
Kristiania {prop} :: Former name of Oslo, the capital of Norway
Kristiansen {prop} :: surname
Kristina {prop} :: given name
Kristine {prop} :: given name
kristne {v} :: to convert to Christianity; Christianize
kristne {v} [obsolete or dialectal] :: to baptize
kristne {v} :: to adapt or make to conform to Christianity or a Christian society; Christianize
Kristoffer {prop} :: given name
Kristoffersen {prop} :: surname
Kristus {prop} [Christianity] :: The Christ
kriterium {noun} :: criterion
kro {noun} :: inn
Kroatien {prop} :: Croatia
kroatisk {adj} :: Croatian (of or pertaining to Croatia)
krog {noun} :: hook
krog {noun} :: catch
krog {noun} :: corner, nook
kroge {v} :: to bend
kroge {v} :: to curve
kroget {adj} :: crooked
kroget {adj} :: bent
kroget {adj} :: gnarled
kroget {v} :: past participle of kroge
Krogh {prop} :: surname
krokodille {noun} :: crocodile
krokodilletåre {noun} :: crocodile tear
krølle {noun} :: curl
krølle {v} :: to curl
krøllet {adj} :: curly
krom {n} :: alternative spelling of chrom
kromatografi {noun} [chemistry] :: chromatography
kromatografisk {adj} [chemistry] :: chromatographic
kromosom {noun} [cytology, genetics] :: chromosome
kronblad {noun} [botany] :: petal, one of the component parts of the corolla of a flower
krone {noun} :: crown [royal hairdress, and in a wider sense: the royal power]
krone {noun} :: krone, crown [the currency of Denmark, Norway or Sweden, divided into 100 øre]
krone {noun} :: heads [side of coin]
krone {noun} [botany] :: top [tree top]
krone {noun} [botany] :: corolla
krone {noun} [anatomy] :: crown [of a tooth]
krone {v} :: to crown
kronen på værket {adv} [idiomatic] :: (fantastic) finish of a task or work
kronet {v} :: past participle of krone
krønike {noun} [historical] :: a chronicle
kronologi {noun} :: chronology; list of events ordered by time
kronologisk {adj} :: chronological
kronprins {noun} :: crown prince
kronprinsesse {noun} :: crown princess [the female heir of a ruling king or queen]
kronprinsesse {noun} :: crown princess [the wife of the heir of a ruling king or queen]
krop {noun} :: body
krop {noun} :: trunk, torso
krop {noun} :: carcass, carcase
krop {noun} :: fuselage
kropsbillede {noun} :: body image
krøsus {noun} :: Croesus (a rich person)
krudt {noun} :: gunpowder, powder
krudt {noun} :: pep, go [energy]
krudt i røven {phrase} :: to be highly energetic
krukke {noun} :: jar
krukke {noun} :: jug
krus {noun} :: mug, tankard
krus {noun} :: frizzle
kruse {v} :: frizz, frizzle
kruse {v} :: ripple
kruse {v} :: ruffle
kruse {v} :: curl
Kruse {prop} :: surname
kruset {adj} :: frizzy
kruset {adj} :: rippled
kruset {adj} :: ruffled
kruset {v} :: past participle of kruse
kryb {noun} :: creepy-crawly
kryb {noun} :: vermin
krybdyr {noun} :: reptile [cold-blooded vertebrate]
krybe {v} :: to crawl, creep [to move slowly or carefully]
krybe {v} :: to grovel, cringe [to be humble or fearful in the face of somebody]
krybe {v} :: to climb [to get up and down on a ladder on a scale]
krybe {v} :: to shrink [to get smaller]
krybskytte {noun} :: poacher [person that hunts illegally]
kryddernellike {noun} :: clove (spice)
krydre røv {v} [slang] :: procrastinate, slack off
kryds {noun} :: cross [two crossing lines]
kryds {noun} :: crossroads, intersection [crossing roads]
kryds {noun} [zoology] :: croup [the part of an animal's body around the sacrum, the upper part of the hind legs]
kryds {noun} [anatomy] :: loin [the back of a human around the sacrum]
kryds {noun} [music] :: sharp [a note one semitone higher, ♯]
kryds {noun} [slang] :: crossword (clipping of krydsogtværs)
kryds {noun} [rare] :: cruise
krydse {v} :: cross
krydse {v} :: cross-breed
krydse {v} :: thwart
krydse {v} :: beat
krydse {v} :: cruise
krydsermissil {noun} :: cruise missile (a winged missile)
krydset {v} :: past participle of krydse
krydsfiner {noun} :: alternative spelling of krydsfinér
krydsfinér {noun} :: plywood
krydsild {noun} [also figuratively] :: crossfire
krydsprodukt {noun} :: vector product, cross product
krypton {noun} :: krypton
krystalklar {adj} :: crystal clear
krystalklar {adj} :: clear as crystal
krystalklar {adj} :: clear as a bell
krystalklar {adj} :: crystalline (resembling crystal in being clear and transparent)
krystallisere {v} :: to crystallize
kryster {noun} :: coward
Ks {symbol} [chemistry] :: Ka (acid dissociation constant)
KS {symbol} [chemistry] :: Ka
kubikmeter {noun} :: cubic metre, or cubic meter (US), symbol m3, abbreviation kbm
Kudsk {prop} :: surname
kue {v} :: to cow (to intimidate)
kue {v} :: to subdue
kue {v} :: to stunt (to check or hinder the growth or development)
kuet {v} :: past participle of kue
kuffert {noun} :: suitcase
kugle {noun} :: ball
kugle {noun} :: pellet
kugle {noun} :: marble
kugle {noun} :: bullet (for firearms)
kugle {noun} [geometry] :: sphere
kugle {noun} [colloquial, chiefly plural] :: testicle
kuglepen {noun} :: ballpoint pen
kugleramme {noun} :: abacus (calculating frame)
kujon {noun} :: coward
kuk i låget {adj} [colloquial] :: insane, crazy
kuk i låget {noun} [colloquial] :: insanity, craziness
kul {noun} :: coal
kulbrinte {noun} [chemistry] :: hydrocarbon
kuld {noun} :: litter (animals born in one birth)
kulde {noun} :: cold
kulde {noun} :: coldness
kulde {noun} :: frigidity
kuldegysning {noun} :: shiver (the reaction when the body goes into the early stages of hypothermia)
kuldioxid {b} [inorganic compound] :: carbon dioxide
kuldkaste {v} :: frustrate (to hinder)
kuldkaste {v} :: upset (disturb, disrupt, unfavorably alter)
kuldkastet {v} :: past participle of kuldkaste
kule {noun} :: pit
kule {v} :: pit
kulet {v} :: past participle of kule
kulhydrat {noun} [chemistry] :: carbohydrate
kulilte {noun} [inorganic compound, dated] :: carbon monoxide
kuller {noun} :: haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus)
kuller {noun} :: tantrum
kulør {noun} :: color, colour
kulør {noun} :: suit (each of the sets of a pack of cards distinguished by color and/or specific emblems)
kulør {noun} :: complexion
kulørt {adj} :: colored, coloured (colorfull, colourful)
kulstof {noun} :: carbon
kulstofkredsløb {noun} :: carbon cycle
kulsyre {noun} :: carbonic acid
kultfilm {noun} :: A cult film, a film that has acquired a cult following
kultivere {v} :: to cultivate
kultstatus {noun} :: cult status
kultur {noun} :: culture
kulturchok {noun} :: culture shock
kulturimperialisme {noun} :: cultural imperialism
kulturrevolution {noun} :: cultural revolution
kulturskat {noun} :: cultural treasure
kultveilte {noun} [inorganic compound, dated] :: carbon dioxide
kun {adv} :: only
kunde {noun} :: customer
kunde {noun} :: shopper, client, patron
kunde {v} :: obsolete spelling of kunne
kundskab {noun} :: scholarly knowledge, knowledge gained through study
kunne {v} [auxiliary] :: to be able, can [with an infinitive]
kunne {v} [auxiliary] :: to be allowed, may [with an infinitive]
kunne {v} [auxiliary, in the past tense] :: could, would, might [with an infinitive, expressing potential mood]
kunne {vt} :: to know [with an object, e.g. a language]
kunne lide {v} :: to like
kunne ligge på et lille sted {v} :: be small
kunnen {c} :: ability, competence
kunnet {v} :: past participle of kunne
kuns {adv} :: obsolete form of kun
kunst- {prefix} :: artificial
kunst {noun} :: art
kunst {noun} :: artistry
kunst {noun} :: skill
kunst {noun} :: trick
kunsteventyr {noun} [literature] :: literary fairy tale; fairy tale written by a single author
kunstgalleri {noun} :: art gallery
kunsthistoriker {noun} :: art historian
kunstig {adj} :: artificial
kunstig intelligens {c} :: artificial intelligence
kunstlæder {noun} :: artificial leather
kunstner {noun} :: An artist
kunstnernavn {noun} :: An alternative name for an artist, a stage name
kunststof {noun} :: any synthetic material
kunstværk {noun} [countable] :: piece of art
kup {noun} :: coup
kupon {noun} :: coupon
kur {noun} :: treatment
kur {noun} :: cure, remedy
kure {v} :: to slide, to slither
kurer {noun} :: courier, messenger
kurere {v} :: to cure, to heal
kuret {v} :: past participle of kure
kuriøs {adj} :: curious (unusual)
kuriøs {adj} :: quaint (interestingly strange)
kuriøsk {adj} [obsolete] :: curious, strange
kurs {noun} :: course
kurs {noun} :: price, quotation, exchange rate
kursist {noun} :: a participant in a course
kursivere {v} :: italicize
kursus {noun} :: course (learning programme)
Kurt {prop} :: given name
kurv {noun} :: basket
kurve {noun} :: curve
kurve {v} :: to curve
kurvet {v} :: past participle of kurve
kusine {noun} :: female cousin
kusk {noun} :: driver, coachman
kusse {noun} [colloquial] :: pussy (female genitalia)
kusselæbe {noun} [anatomy] :: labia
kustode {noun} :: attendant in a museum
kustode {noun} [figuratively] :: traditionalist, someone opposed to change
kustode {noun} [historical] :: a word printed both at the end of one page and the beginning of the next
kutte {noun} :: cowl (robe for a monk)
kutteklædt {adj} :: cowled, wearing a cowl
kutter {noun} [watercraft] :: cutter (a type of small, single-masted ship)
kutter {noun} [nautical] :: trawler (a type of small fishing trawler)
kutyme {noun} :: custom, practice
kuvert {noun} :: envelope
Kuwait {prop} :: Kuwait (country)
kuwaiter {noun} :: Kuwaiti
kvad {noun} :: lay, song
kvadrat {noun} :: square (four-sided regular polygon)
kvadratisk {adj} :: square (shaped like a square)
kvadratkilometer {c} :: a square kilometre, or square kilometer (US) (SI unit of area measurement)
kvadratmeter {noun} :: square metre, or square meter (US) (SI unit of area measurement)
kvadratrod {noun} [mathematics] :: square root (with the same ambiguity as the English term)
kvæde {noun} :: quince [the tree Cydonia oblonga]
kvæde {noun} :: quince [the fruits from the tree Cydonia oblonga]
kvæde {v} [dated] :: to chant, sing
kvæg {noun} [collective] :: cattle
kvægbestand {noun} :: cattle population
kvæge {vr} [dated] :: to refresh
kvægsølv {noun} :: obsolete form of kviksølv
kvæk {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: croak, ribbit
kvækerfinke {noun} :: brambling, the bird Fringilla montifringilla
kvæker :: Quaker
kvække {v} :: croak, ribbit
kvækket {v} :: past participle of kvække
kvæksølv {noun} :: obsolete form of kviksølv
kvæld {noun} [dated] :: evening
kvæle {v} :: to choke, strangle, suffocate
kvæle {v} :: to stifle, suppress, smother
kvæler {noun} :: strangler, choker, suffocator
kvæler {noun} :: stifler, smotherer, suppressor
kvælerhalsbånd {noun} :: choke collar
kvælerslange {noun} :: snake in the family Boidae
kvælning {noun} :: suffocation, choking, asphyxiation, strangulation
kvælningsanfald {noun} [medicine] :: suffocation attack, asphyxia attack
kvælstof {n} [uncountable, chemistry] :: nitrogen
kvælstof {n} [countable] :: compounds containing nitrogen
kvælstoffikserende {adj} :: nitrogen-fixing
kværke {v} :: to throttle (strangle or choke someone)
kværket {v} :: past participle of kværke
kvaj {noun} :: fool
kvaje {vr} :: to make a fool of oneself
kvajebajer {noun} :: beer given by someone who has messed up in some manner
kvalificeret flertal :: qualified majority, supermajority
kvalitativ {adj} :: qualitative
kvalitet {noun} :: quality (level of excellence)
kvalitet {noun} :: a quality, a property
kvalitetsmæssig {adj} :: relating to quality, i.e. level of excellence
kvalme {noun} :: nausea
kvalme {v} :: to nauseate
kvalmet {v} :: past participle of kvalme
kvan {c} :: garden angelica, wild celery, Norwegian angelica; Angelica archangelica
kvantefysik {noun} :: quantum mechanics, quantum physics
kvantemekanik {noun} :: quantum mechanics
kvantemekanisk {adj} [physics] :: quantum mechanical
kvantespring {noun} :: quantum leap
kvantetal {noun} [physics] :: quantum number
kvantificere {v} :: to quantify
kvantitativ {adj} :: quantitative
kvark {noun} :: quark (soft creamy cheese)
kvark {noun} [particle physics] :: quark
kvart {adj} :: a quarter of, quarter-
kvart {noun} :: quarter (one of four equal parts)
kvart {noun} :: fourth (music interval)
kvart {noun} :: quarto (book size, paper size)
kvart {noun} [fencing] :: quarte
kvartal {noun} :: a quarter [of a year, three months]
kvartalsvis {adj} :: quarterly [occurring once every three months]
kvartalsvis {adv} :: quarterly [once every three months]
kvarter {n} :: quarter, neighbourhood [district of a city]
kvarter {n} :: quarter-hour [fifteen minutes]
kvartet {noun} :: a quartet
kvarts {noun} :: quartz
kvasi- {prefix} :: quasi-
kvasiintellektuel {adj} [pejorative] :: quasi-intellectual
kvast {noun} :: tassel
kvast {noun} [botany] :: cyme
kvast {v} :: past participle of kvase
kvik {adj} :: lively
kvik {adj} :: clever, quick-witted
kvik {adj} :: fast
kviksølv {noun} :: mercury
kvindagtig {adj} [pejorative, of males] :: effeminate
kvinde {noun} :: A woman
kvindeforsker {noun} :: someone who researches women; someone who studies women's studies
kvindeforskning {noun} :: women's studies
kvindehader {c} :: misogynist
kvindelig {adj} :: female (of humans)
kvindelig {noun} :: the corpse of a woman
kvindfolk {n} :: womenfolk
Kvist {prop} :: surname
kvit {adj} :: free from debt
kvit {adj} :: unencumbered
kvm. {noun} :: abbreviation of kvadratmeter
kvotient {noun} :: quotient
kvotientrække {noun} [analysis] :: geometric progression
kykkeliky {n} :: cock-a-doodle-doo (the cry of the rooster)
kykkeliky {interj} :: cock-a-doodle-doo (the cry of the rooster)
kyklop {noun} [Greek mythology] :: Cyclops [one-eyed giant]
kylling {noun} :: chicken
kyniker {noun} :: cynic
kynisk {adj} :: cynical
kynisk {adj} :: [adverbial] cynically
kynisme {noun} :: cynicism
kyno- {prefix} :: cyno-, relating to dogs
kynofobi {noun} :: cynophobia
kynologi {noun} :: cynology
kynologisk {adj} :: cynological
kys {noun} :: kiss (a touch with the lips)
kyse {v} :: to frighten, especially in a deterring way
kyse {noun} :: bonnet (kind of hat)
kysk {adj} :: chaste
kyskhedsbælte {noun} :: chastity belt
kysse {v} :: to kiss (to touch with the lips)
kyssesår {noun} [rare] :: cold sore
kysset {v} :: past participle of kysse
kyst {noun} :: coast (shoreline)
kystbanesocialist {noun} [derogatory] :: champagne socialist
kystlinje {noun} :: coastline (the shape, outline, or boundary of a coast)
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