| -e- {interfix}
|
:: An interfix inserted in some compounds
|
| -e {suffix}
|
:: Marks the infinitive of many or most verbs, and is usually appended to borrowed verbs
|
| -e {suffix}
|
:: Marks the singular/definite of adjectives
|
| -e {suffix}
|
:: Marks the plural of some nouns
|
| Ea {prop}
|
:: given name of uncertain origin
|
| Ebba {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| ebbe {c}
|
:: low tide
|
| Ebbe {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| ebonit {noun}
|
:: ebonite
|
| ed {noun}
|
:: oath (solemn pledge)
|
| edderkop {c}
|
:: spider
|
| edderkoppeben {noun}
|
:: spider leg
|
| edderkoppespind {noun}
|
:: spiderweb
|
| eddike {noun}
|
:: vinegar
|
| eddikesur {adj}
|
:: acetic (containing acetic acid)
|
| eddikesur {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: vinegary (acerbic, bitter)
|
| eddikesyltet {adj}
|
:: pickled
|
| eddikesyre {noun}
|
:: acetic acid
|
| Edel {prop}
|
:: given name, short form of compound names beginning with the Germanic element adal, edel "noble"
|
| eder {pron} [archaic or humorous]
|
:: accusative second-person pronoun, plural or in deferent speech (accusative of I)
|
| eders {pron} [archaic or humorous]
|
:: genitive second-person pronoun, plural or in deferent speech
|
| Edinburgh {prop}
|
:: Edinburgh (capital city)
|
| Edinburgh {prop}
|
:: Edinburgh (council area)
|
| Edith {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| editor {noun}
|
:: editor
|
| Edmund {prop}
|
:: given name of English origin
|
| Edvard {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Edvardsen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Edvin {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| efedrin {noun}
|
:: ephedrine
|
| effekt {noun} [physics]
|
:: power (energy per time unit)
|
| effekt {noun}
|
:: effect
|
| effektiv {adj}
|
:: effective, producing a large effect
|
| effektiv {adj}
|
:: efficient, having a high results/exertion ratio
|
| effen {adj}
|
:: capable, competent
|
| effen {adj}
|
:: effen eller ueffen – a game where one guesses if the number of hidden objects is even or odd
|
| efferent {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: carrying away from a central organ
|
| e-form {noun} [linguistics]
|
:: e-form
|
| efter {prep}
|
:: after; subsequent; later in time than
|
| efter {adv}
|
:: later, afterwards (in time)
|
| efter {adv}
|
:: after (in a sequence)
|
| efter alle kunstens regler {adv}
|
:: according to Hoyle
|
| efterår {noun} [season]
|
:: autumn, fall
|
| efterchok {noun}
|
:: aftershock, emotional distress some time after a traumatic event
|
| efterfølge {v}
|
:: to succeed, e.g. as monarch
|
| efterhånden {adv}
|
:: pointing out a change that has happened gradually or in small intervals; over time
|
| efterligne {v}
|
:: imitate, copy
|
| efterlignet {v}
|
:: past participle of efterligne
|
| efterlyd {noun} [linguistics]
|
:: auslaut
|
| eftermiddag {noun}
|
:: afternoon (part of the day between noon and evening)
|
| efter min mening {adv}
|
:: in my opinion
|
| efternavn {noun}
|
:: surname, last name, family name
|
| efternøler {noun}
|
:: person born significantly later than its older siblings
|
| efterskælv {noun}
|
:: aftershock (subsequent (usually smaller) earthquake)
|
| efterskole {noun}
|
:: an optional resident education lasting 1-3 years, taken after grundskole
|
| efterskole {noun}
|
:: a school offering such an education
|
| eftersmag {noun}
|
:: aftertaste
|
| efter sol kommer regn {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: things change
|
| efterspørgsel {noun} [economics]
|
:: demand
|
| eftersyn {noun}
|
:: inspection
|
| eftertanke {noun}
|
:: subsequent reflection
|
| eftertid {noun} [especially, definite]
|
:: posterity
|
| efter tørke kommer væde, efter sorg kommer glæde {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: after hardship it is easy to smile
|
| eftervarme {noun} [cooking]
|
:: residual heat after a heat-generating mechanism has been turned off
|
| eg {noun}
|
:: oak, oak tree (tree or wood)
|
| egal {adj}
|
:: Uniform or smooth/even; regular or straight
|
| egen- {prefix} [linear algebra, physics]
|
:: eigen-
|
| egen {adj}
|
:: own
|
| egen {adj}
|
:: private
|
| egen {adj}
|
:: peculiar
|
| egen {adj}
|
:: odd
|
| egen {adj}
|
:: strange
|
| egennavn {noun} [grammar]
|
:: proper noun
|
| egenrum {noun} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenspace
|
| egentilstand {noun} [physics]
|
:: eigenstate
|
| egentlig {adj}
|
:: real, actual
|
| egentlig {adj}
|
:: essential, important
|
| egentlig {adj}
|
:: positive (definitely laid down, explicitly stated)
|
| egentlig {adj}
|
:: proper
|
| egentlig {adv}
|
:: really, actually
|
| egentlig {adv}
|
:: after all
|
| egentlig {adv}
|
:: exactly, precisely
|
| egentlig {adv}
|
:: strictly speaking
|
| egentlig {adv}
|
:: originally
|
| egenværdi {noun} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvalue
|
| egenvektor {noun} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvector
|
| eger {noun}
|
:: spoke
|
| egern {noun}
|
:: squirrel
|
| egernbestand {noun}
|
:: squirrel population
|
| egetræ {noun}
|
:: oak, oak tree (tree or wood)
|
| egn {noun}
|
:: area
|
| egn {noun}
|
:: part of the country
|
| egn {noun}
|
:: neighborhood
|
| Egon {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Egypten {prop}
|
:: Egypten (country)
|
| Eigil {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| einsteinium {noun}
|
:: einsteinium
|
| einsteinsk {adj} [physics]
|
:: Einsteinian
|
| ej {adv} [literary or poetic]
|
:: not
|
| ej {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: used to express surprise, irritation, reproach, annoyance and other emotions
|
| eje {v}
|
:: own
|
| eje {v}
|
:: have
|
| eje {v}
|
:: possess
|
| eje {n}
|
:: possession
|
| ejendel {noun}
|
:: belonging, possession
|
| ejendom {noun}
|
:: property
|
| ejendommelig {adj}
|
:: curious, strange, singular
|
| ejendommelig {adv}
|
:: curiously, strangely
|
| ejer {noun}
|
:: owner
|
| ejerløs {adj}
|
:: ownerless
|
| ejestedord {noun} [grammar]
|
:: possessive pronoun
|
| ejet {v}
|
:: past participle of eje
|
| Ejgil {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Ejnar {prop}
|
:: given name. Variant: Ejner
|
| Ejner {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| ejsen {adv} [dialectal]
|
:: synonym of ellers
|
| Ejstrup {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Ejvind {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| eklektisk {adj}
|
:: eclectic (selecting a mixture of what appear to be best of various doctrines, methods or styles)
|
| ekliptika {noun} [astronomy]
|
:: ecliptic
|
| eks- {prefix}
|
:: ex-, former
|
| eks {noun} [colloquial]
|
:: ex
|
| eksamen {noun}
|
:: examination, exam [formal test]
|
| eksamen {noun}
|
:: degree [academic award]
|
| eksaminand {noun}
|
:: candidate, examinee [a person taking an exam]
|
| eksekvere {v}
|
:: execute, carry out
|
| eksem {n} {c}
|
:: eczema (acute or chronic inflammation of the skin)
|
| eksempel {noun}
|
:: example
|
| eksempel {noun}
|
:: instance
|
| eksempel {noun}
|
:: illustration
|
| eksempelsætning {noun}
|
:: An example sentence, a sentence used as an example
|
| eksempelvis {adv}
|
:: for example
|
| eksemplar {noun}
|
:: specimen
|
| eksemplar {noun}
|
:: copy
|
| eksistens {noun}
|
:: existence
|
| eksistentialisme {noun} [philosophy]
|
:: existentialism
|
| eksistentialist {noun} [philosophy]
|
:: existentialist
|
| eksistere {v}
|
:: to exist
|
| ekskludere {v}
|
:: to exclude
|
| ekskone {noun}
|
:: ex-wife
|
| eksmand {noun}
|
:: ex-husband
|
| eksotisk {adj}
|
:: exotic
|
| ekspansion {noun}
|
:: expansion
|
| ekspedient {noun}
|
:: shopkeeper
|
| ekspertise {noun}
|
:: expertise
|
| eksplicit {adj}
|
:: explicit (very specific, clear, or detailed)
|
| eksplodere {v}
|
:: to explode
|
| eksponentiel {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: exponential
|
| eksponentiel funktion {noun} [mathematics]
|
:: exponential function
|
| ekstern {adj}
|
:: external
|
| ekstra- {prefix}
|
:: extra- (outside, beyond)
|
| ekstra {adj}
|
:: extra (beyond what is due, usual, expected, or necessary)
|
| ekstra {adv}
|
:: extra
|
| ekstrahere {v}
|
:: to extract
|
| ekstrakt {b}
|
:: extract
|
| ekstranet {noun} [computing]
|
:: extranet
|
| ekstraordinær {adj}
|
:: extraordinary
|
| ekstravagant {adj}
|
:: extravagant
|
| ekstravagant {adv}
|
:: extravagantly
|
| ekstrem {adj}
|
:: extreme (in the greatest or highest degree; intense)
|
| ekstrem {noun}
|
:: extreme
|
| ekstremitet {noun}
|
:: extremity
|
| ektoplasma {noun}
|
:: ectoplasm
|
| ekvipage {noun}
|
:: coach (including horses)
|
| ekvipage {noun}
|
:: horse and rider
|
| -el {suffix}
|
:: -al
|
| el. {conj}
|
:: abbreviation of eller
|
| el {noun}
|
:: alder
|
| el {noun}
|
:: electricity
|
| EL {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Enhedslisten
|
| elaborere {v} [rare]
|
:: to elaborate
|
| Elben {prop} {c}
|
:: the River Elbe
|
| elcykel {noun}
|
:: e-bike, electric bicycle
|
| elefant {noun}
|
:: elephant
|
| elefantvæddeløb {noun} [slang]
|
:: elephant race
|
| elegant {adj}
|
:: elegant, smart
|
| elegant {adj}
|
:: elegant, neat
|
| elegant {adj}
|
:: [adverbial] elegantly, smartly, neatly
|
| elegi {noun}
|
:: elegy
|
| elektricitet {c}
|
:: electricity
|
| elektriker {noun}
|
:: electrician
|
| elektrisk {adj}
|
:: electric, electrical
|
| elektrisk felt {noun} [physics]
|
:: electric field
|
| elektrisk feltstyrke {noun} [physics]
|
:: the magnitude of an electric field (the force (perceived as a scalar) exerted on a charged particle per unit charge)
|
| elektro- {prefix}
|
:: electro-
|
| elektron {noun}
|
:: electron
|
| elektronisk {adj}
|
:: electronic
|
| elektronisk fodspor {n}
|
:: digital footprint (literally means "electronic footprint")
|
| elektronvolt {noun}
|
:: electron volt
|
| elektroteknik {noun}
|
:: electrical engineering
|
| elektroteknik {noun}
|
:: electrotechnology
|
| elektrotekniker {noun}
|
:: electrical engineer; electrotechnician
|
| element {noun} [set theory]
|
:: element
|
| elementær {adj}
|
:: elementary [(relating to the basic, essential or fundamental part of something]
|
| elementær {adj}
|
:: basic
|
| elementarladning {noun} [physics]
|
:: elementary charge
|
| Elena {prop}
|
:: given name of modern usage
|
| elendig {adj}
|
:: miserable, in a state of misery
|
| Eleonora {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| elev {noun}
|
:: pupil
|
| elev {noun}
|
:: student
|
| elev {noun}
|
:: trainee
|
| elev {noun}
|
:: apprentice
|
| elevator {noun}
|
:: lift (mechanical device for vertically transporting goods or people)
|
| elfenben {noun}
|
:: ivory (material)
|
| Elfenbenskysten {prop}
|
:: Elfenbenskysten (country)
|
| elfenbenstårn {noun}
|
:: ivory tower
|
| elg {noun}
|
:: elk, moose (Alces alces)
|
| Elias {prop}
|
:: Elijah (biblical character)
|
| Elias {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Eliassen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| eliksir {noun}
|
:: elixir
|
| Elin {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Elisa {prop}
|
:: given name, short for Elisabeth
|
| Elisabeth {prop}
|
:: Elizabeth [biblical figure]
|
| Elisabeth {prop}
|
:: given name of biblical origin
|
| Elise {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Elisabeth
|
| elitær {adj}
|
:: elitist
|
| elkedel {noun}
|
:: electric kettle
|
| Ella {prop}
|
:: given name, similar to English Ella
|
| Ellegaard {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Ellen {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| eller {conj}
|
:: or
|
| eller hur {phrase} [jocular]
|
:: or what?
|
| ellers tak {interj}
|
:: no thank you
|
| elleve {num}
|
:: eleven
|
| ellevte {adj}
|
:: eleventh
|
| el.lign. {adv}
|
:: abbreviation of eller lignende
|
| Ellinor {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Ellis {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Elly {prop}
|
:: given name, short for Elisabeth
|
| Elmer {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Elna {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Elin, Helena
|
| Elo {prop}
|
:: given name of uncertain origin
|
| El Salvador {prop}
|
:: El Salvador (country)
|
| elsasser {noun}
|
:: Alsatian
|
| elsdyr {noun}
|
:: elk, moose (Alces alces)
|
| -else {suffix}
|
:: added to a verb to form a noun for an action or process
|
| -else {suffix}
|
:: the result of, or something related to, such an action or process
|
| Else {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Elsebeth {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| elske {v}
|
:: to love
|
| elske {v}
|
:: to make love
|
| elskede {c}
|
:: loved one
|
| elskede {c}
|
:: darling
|
| elsker {noun}
|
:: lover
|
| elskerinde {noun}
|
:: mistress (woman in extramarital relationship)
|
| elsket {v}
|
:: past participle of elske
|
| elsk ikke en kvinde, fordi hun er ung, og forlad hende ikke, fordi hun er gammel {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: don't love or leave somebody because of their age
|
| elsk mig mest, når jeg fortjener det mindst, for da har jeg størst behov for det {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: love me the most when I deserve it the least, because then I need it the most
|
| elskov {noun} [poetic]
|
:: sensual love, lovemaking
|
| elskværdig {adj}
|
:: amiable
|
| elskværdig {adj}
|
:: kind
|
| elskværdig {adj}
|
:: obliging
|
| elskværdighed {noun} [countable]
|
:: pleasantry, polite remark
|
| elskværdighed {noun} [uncountable]
|
:: the quality of being nice, amiable
|
| elv {noun}
|
:: river [in the mountains, especially in Scandinavia (outside of Denmark) and in Greenland]
|
| elveragtig {adj}
|
:: elflike; possessing the characteristics of elves, especially grace and intangibility
|
| Elvira {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| elvte {num}
|
:: eleventh
|
| e-mail {noun}
|
:: e-mail
|
| e-mail-adresse {noun}
|
:: e-mail address
|
| e-maile {v}
|
:: e-mail (to compose and send an e-mail)
|
| emalje {c}
|
:: enamel
|
| Emanuel {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| emballage {noun}
|
:: packaging (the materials used to pack something)
|
| emballage {noun}
|
:: wrapping (the material in which something is wrapped)
|
| embede {noun}
|
:: office [position in the state or in the public administration]
|
| embedsmand {noun}
|
:: official, public officer
|
| embedsmand {noun}
|
:: civil servant
|
| emblem {noun}
|
:: emblem
|
| emigrant {noun}
|
:: emigrant
|
| emigration {noun}
|
:: emigration
|
| emigrere {v}
|
:: to emigrate
|
| Emil {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Emilie {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Emily {prop}
|
:: given name, an English type spelling of Emilie
|
| emir {noun}
|
:: an emir (Islamic prince or leader)
|
| emirat {noun}
|
:: an emirate (country or state ruled by an emir)
|
| Emma {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Emmy {prop}
|
:: given name, diminutive of Emilie and Emma
|
| emne {noun}
|
:: subject, topic, theme
|
| emne {noun}
|
:: blank [a piece of metal prepared to be made into something by a further operation]
|
| emne {noun}
|
:: candidate
|
| emotikon {noun}
|
:: emoticon, smiley
|
| empirisk {adj}
|
:: empirical
|
| empirisk formel {noun} [chemistry]
|
:: empirical formula
|
| -en {suffix}
|
:: Forms the singular definite form of nouns of the common gender
|
| -en {suffix}
|
:: Forms gerunds from verbs, these nouns being indeclinable and of the common gender
|
| -en {suffix} [organic chemistry]
|
:: Identifies an alkene, these being of either the common or the neuter gender; -ene
|
| -en {suffix} [obsolete]
|
:: Forms adverbs from adjectives, now displaced by -t
|
| en {art}
|
:: a, an
|
| en {num}
|
:: one
|
| en {pron}
|
:: one
|
| én {num}
|
:: alternative form of en
|
| én {pron}
|
:: alternative form of en
|
| enbenet {adj}
|
:: one-legged
|
| en by i rusland {noun} [idiomatic]
|
:: nowhere
|
| encyklopædi {noun}
|
:: An encyclopedia
|
| end {conj}
|
:: than (in comparisons)
|
| end {adv}
|
:: still (archaic)
|
| end {adv}
|
:: (with interrogatives) no matter, ever
|
| end {adv}
|
:: even (in the modern language only in the combination end ikke "not even")
|
| en dans på roser {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: easy going; happily
|
| en dåre kan spørge om mere, end ti vise kan svare på {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: a fool can ask about more that ten wise can answer
|
| endda {adv}
|
:: even
|
| -ende {suffix}
|
:: equivalent of English -ing; suffix for present participle terms
|
| -ende {suffix}
|
:: forms ordinal numbers from cardinal numbers
|
| ende {noun}
|
:: end
|
| ende {noun}
|
:: point, prong, tine
|
| ende {noun}
|
:: behind, bottom, buttocks, backside, bum, fanny
|
| ende {vit}
|
:: to end, finish
|
| endelig {adj}
|
:: final, eventual
|
| endelig {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: finite
|
| endelig {adv}
|
:: finally, eventually
|
| endelig {adv}
|
:: finally, at last (Of something long-awaited.)
|
| endelig {adv}
|
:: feel free to
|
| endestation {noun}
|
:: endstation, terminus
|
| endetarm {noun}
|
:: rectum
|
| endetarmsåbning {noun}
|
:: anus
|
| endnu {adv}
|
:: yet
|
| endnu en gang {adv} [emphatic]
|
:: once again, again
|
| endsige {conj}
|
:: let alone
|
| endskønt {conj} [dated]
|
:: although
|
| endt {v}
|
:: past participle of ende
|
| ene {adj}
|
:: alone
|
| ene {adj}
|
:: lonely
|
| ene {noun} [plant]
|
:: juniper
|
| enebær {noun}
|
:: juniper berry
|
| enebær {noun}
|
:: juniper (shrub or tree of the genus Juniperus)
|
| enebarn {noun}
|
:: only child
|
| ener {noun}
|
:: one of a kind, oner (an extraordinary individual)
|
| ener {noun}
|
:: loner, lone wolf (one who lacks or avoids company)
|
| ener {noun}
|
:: one (person or thing that is number one in a system, e.g.bus #1)
|
| ener {noun}
|
:: first decade in a century
|
| ener {noun}
|
:: rowing boat for one person, e.g. single scull
|
| ener {noun} [games]
|
:: A die roll of one
|
| energibevarelse {noun} [physics]
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:: conservation of energy
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| enes {v} [deponent, reciprocal]
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:: to get along [with each other]
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| enes om {v} [deponent, reciprocal]
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:: agree, reach a consensus
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| eneste {adj}
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:: only, sole
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| enevælde {noun}
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:: absolute monarchy
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| en fis i en hornlygte {phrase} [idiomatic]
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:: (something that does not matter much but is blown up out of proportion)
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| enfold {c}
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:: simplicity, naivety, simple-mindedness
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| enfoldig {adj}
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:: simple-minded
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| en for alle, alle for en {phrase}
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:: one for all, all for one
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| en fugl i hånden er bedre end ti på taget {proverb}
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:: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
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| eng {noun}
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:: A meadow
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| engang {adv}
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:: once, one day, at one time
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| engang {adv}
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:: sometime, some day, one day
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| engang {conj}
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:: at some unspecified time in the past when..
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| engel {noun}
|
:: angel
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| engelsk {adj}
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:: English [of or pertaining to England]
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| engelsk {adj}
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:: English [of or pertaining to the English language]
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| engelsk {adj} [colloquial]
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:: British
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| engelsk {n}
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:: English [the language]
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| englænder {noun}
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:: Englishman
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| englænder {noun}
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:: Briton
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| englænderinde {noun}
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:: Englishwoman
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| englærke {noun}
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:: meadowlark, Sturnella
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| englærke {noun}
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:: meadow pipit, Anthus pratensis
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| England {prop}
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:: England
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| engobe {noun}
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:: engobe
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| engsnarre {noun}
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:: corncrake
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| enhed {noun}
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:: unit (e.g. a unit of measure)
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| enhed {noun}
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:: unit (small organized group)
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| enhedsmatrix {noun}
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:: identity matrix
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| enhedsvektor {noun} [math]
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:: unit vector
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| en heldig kartoffel {phrase} [idiomatic]
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:: # a person who has good luck
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| enhjørning {noun}
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:: unicorn (mythical beast)
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| enhver {determiner}
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:: any, every, each
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| enhver {determiner}
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:: anybody, anyone
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| enhver {determiner}
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:: everybody, everyone
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| enhver er sin egen lykkes smed {proverb}
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:: everyone has primary responsibility for their own happiness
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| enig {adj}
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:: united
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| enig {adj}
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:: unanimous
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| enke {noun}
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:: widow
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| enkeltbinding {noun} [chemistry]
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:: single bond
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| enkeltlyd {noun} [dated]
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:: monophthong
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| enkemand {noun}
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:: widower
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| enlig {adj}
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:: single
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| enlig {adj}
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:: solitary
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| enlig {adj}
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:: [as a noun] single (one who is not married)
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| enogfirs {num}
|
:: eighty-one
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| enogfyrre {num}
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:: forty-one
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| enoghalvfems {num}
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:: ninety-one
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| enoghalvfjerds {num}
|
:: seventy-one
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| enoghalvtreds {num}
|
:: fifty-one
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| enogtredive {num}
|
:: thirty-one
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| enogtredve {num}
|
:: thirty-one
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| enogtres {num}
|
:: sixty-one
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| enogtyve {c}
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:: twenty-one (blackjack card game)
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| enogtyve {num}
|
:: twenty-one
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| en ordentlig trykseksten {adv}
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:: powerful push
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| enorm {adj}
|
:: enormous
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| en passant {adv}
|
:: en passant
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| en passant {adv} [chess]
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:: en passant
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| en pind i øret {phrase}
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:: to be drunk
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| ens {adj}
|
:: identical
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| ens {adj}
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:: alike
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| en sand ven kommer ind, når andre går ud {proverb} [idiom]
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:: true friends join during hardship
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| ensbetydende {adj}
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:: logically equivalent
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| ensbetydende {adj}
|
:: synonymous, same thing as, inseparable from
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| ensfarvet {adj}
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:: monochromatic (especially of physical objects: reflecting only one colour)
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| ensilere {v}
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:: ensile, make silage
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| enslydende {adj} [of documents]
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:: identical, having the exact same wording
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| enslydende {adj}
|
:: producing the same sound
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| enslydende {adj}
|
:: homophonic
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| ensom {adj}
|
:: lonely, experiencing loneliness
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| ensomhed {noun}
|
:: loneliness
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| ensproget {adj}
|
:: monolingual (able to speak one language)
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| ensproget {adj}
|
:: monolingual (written or expressed in one language; having only one widely-spoken language)
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| ental {noun} [grammar]
|
:: singular
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| entalpi {noun} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: enthalpy
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| enten {conj}
|
:: either
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| entre {noun}
|
:: alternative form of entré
|
| entré {noun}
|
:: A hall, a hallway
|
| entré {noun}
|
:: The action of entering, an appearance
|
| entré {noun}
|
:: The action of appearing or entering for the first time, a debut
|
| entré {noun}
|
:: An admission, an entrance fee
|
| entrecote {noun}
|
:: entrecôte (premium cut of beef)
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| entropi {noun} [thermodynamics]
|
:: entropy
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| entydig {adj}
|
:: unambiguous
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| entydig {adj}
|
:: unique
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| envejs {adj}
|
:: one-way
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| enzym {noun} [biochemistry]
|
:: enzyme
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| epic {adj} [colloquial, slang, colloquial]
|
:: Extending beyond the usual or ordinary; extraordinary, momentous, great
|
| epilepsi {c}
|
:: epilepsy
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| episk {adj}
|
:: epic, concerning epic (heroic, narrative) poetry
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| episk {adj}
|
:: epic, in the epic style
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| epistemologi {noun}
|
:: epistemology
|
| epitet {noun}
|
:: epithet
|
| epoke {noun}
|
:: epoch [period in history]
|
| epos {noun}
|
:: epic (narrative poem)
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms agent nouns from verbs, with the sense "someone or something that [verb]s"
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms plural forms of many nouns
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms the present tense of many verbs
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms demonyms
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms informal action nouns from verbs
|
| -er {suffix} [especially definite]
|
:: Forms informal abbreviations of nouns, with elision
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms a piece of currency from numbers
|
| -er {suffix}
|
:: Forms a die throw result from numbers
|
| erantis {noun}
|
:: winter aconite, Eranthis
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| erbium {noun}
|
:: erbium
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| er du allergisk over for noget medicin {phrase}
|
:: are you allergic to any medications?
|
| -ere {suffix}
|
:: Used in verbs derived from Latin, French or German, indicating the action of doing the first part of the word; such as revolutionere (to revolutionise), from revolution
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| er'ed {contraction}
|
:: contraction of er det
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| erektion {noun}
|
:: erection (stiffening of the penis)
|
| eremit {c}
|
:: hermit
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| erfare {v}
|
:: to learn
|
| erfare {v}
|
:: to experience
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| erfaren {adj}
|
:: experienced, veteran
|
| erhverv {noun}
|
:: profession
|
| erhverv {noun} [by extension in compounds]
|
:: professional (relating to a profession)
|
| erhvervsaffaldsgebyr {noun}
|
:: garbage fee (especially for a company)
|
| -eri {suffix}
|
:: act of [verb]ing, -ing
|
| -eri {suffix}
|
:: -ery, business where [verb]ing is done
|
| -erik {suffix} [colloquial, no longer particularly productive]
|
:: denotes persons characterized by ..
|
| Erik {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Erika {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Eriksen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| erindre {v}
|
:: to remember, recall
|
| Eritrea {prop}
|
:: Eritrea
|
| eritreer {noun}
|
:: Eritrean
|
| erkende {v}
|
:: to acknowledge, admit, concede
|
| erkende {v}
|
:: to recognize, realize, discover, understand
|
| erkendelsesteori {noun}
|
:: epistemology
|
| erklære {v}
|
:: to declare
|
| erklære {v}
|
:: to proclaim
|
| erklære {v}
|
:: to state
|
| erklære {v} [programming]
|
:: to declare; to set aside a portion of memory for
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| erklæret {v}
|
:: past participle of erklære
|
| erklæring {noun}
|
:: declaration
|
| Erland {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Erling {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Erna {prop}
|
:: given name, a feminine form of Ernst
|
| -erne {suffix}
|
:: Marks the plural definite of some nouns
|
| Ernst {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| erobre {v}
|
:: to capture
|
| erobre {v}
|
:: to conquer
|
| erobringskrig {noun}
|
:: war of conquest
|
| erobringskrig {noun}
|
:: war of attack
|
| erotica {noun}
|
:: erotica
|
| erotik {noun}
|
:: eroticism
|
| erotik {noun}
|
:: sex
|
| erotika {noun}
|
:: erotica
|
| erstatning {noun}
|
:: substitute, replacement
|
| erstatning {noun}
|
:: compensation
|
| erstatningsmodstand {noun}
|
:: the resistance due to some arrangement of resistors
|
| erstatte {v}
|
:: replace, substitute
|
| erytrocyt {noun} [hematology]
|
:: red blood cell
|
| es {noun} [cards]
|
:: ace
|
| Esajas {prop}
|
:: Isaiah [biblical character]
|
| Esajas {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Esben {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Old Norse Ásbjǫrn
|
| Esbjerg {prop}
|
:: Esbjerg (port city/seat)
|
| Esbjerg {prop}
|
:: Esbjerg (municipality)
|
| -esisk {suffix}
|
:: -ese, -ish; forms adjectives from proper nouns
|
| eskadrille {noun}
|
:: squadron (air force unit)
|
| Eskild {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Old Norse Áskell
|
| eskimo {noun}
|
:: Eskimo
|
| eskimoisk {adj}
|
:: Eskimo
|
| eskimolog {c}
|
:: Eskimologist
|
| eskimologi {c}
|
:: Eskimology
|
| eskimologisk {adj}
|
:: Eskimological
|
| esoterisk {adj}
|
:: esoteric
|
| esperanto {prop}
|
:: Esperanto
|
| esplanade {noun}
|
:: esplanade
|
| essens {noun}
|
:: essence; the inherent nature of a thing or idea
|
| essens {noun}
|
:: an essence; the concentrated form of a plant or drug obtained through a distillation process
|
| establishment {noun} [sometimes, pejorative]
|
:: (the) establishment
|
| ester {noun}
|
:: Estonian
|
| ester {noun}
|
:: ester
|
| Ester {prop}
|
:: Esther [biblical character]
|
| Ester {prop}
|
:: the book of Esther
|
| Ester {prop}
|
:: given name, usually spelled Esther
|
| Esther {prop}
|
:: given name, a popular spelling variant of Ester
|
| estimat {noun}
|
:: estimate
|
| estimere {v}
|
:: to estimate
|
| estisk {adj}
|
:: Estonian (of, from, or pertaining to the country of Estonia, its people or their language)
|
| Estland {prop}
|
:: Estland (country)
|
| estragon {noun}
|
:: tarragon
|
| -et {suffix}
|
:: Forms past participles of some verbs, like -t
|
| -et {suffix}
|
:: Forms the definite singular of most neuter nouns
|
| -et {suffix}
|
:: Forms adjectives from nouns with the sense of "like [noun]"; -esque
|
| -et {suffix}
|
:: Forms adjectives from nouns with the sense of "having [noun], being equipped with [noun]"
|
| et {art}
|
:: a, an
|
| ét {num}
|
:: neuter singular of en
|
| ét {pron}
|
:: neuter singular of en
|
| etablere {v}
|
:: to establish
|
| et æble om dagen holder doktoren borte {proverb}
|
:: alternative form of et æble om dagen holder lægen borte
|
| et æble om dagen holder lægen borte {proverb} [uncommon]
|
:: an apple a day keeps the doctor away
|
| etage {noun}
|
:: storey, story, floor [level of a building]
|
| etage {noun}
|
:: deck [floorlike covering on a ship]
|
| et al. {phrase}
|
:: et al.; used to complete a list of authors
|
| etape {noun} [cycling]
|
:: stage
|
| etbenet {adj}
|
:: one-legged
|
| etc. {adv}
|
:: etc.
|
| etelement {noun} [algebra]
|
:: in a set, an element 1 such that, for a multiplication * and an element a, a * 1 = 1 * a = a
|
| ételement {noun}
|
:: alternative form of etelement
|
| ethnologi {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of etnologi
|
| etikette {noun}
|
:: etiquette
|
| Etiopien {prop}
|
:: Ethiopia
|
| etiopier {noun}
|
:: Ethiopian
|
| etnisk {adj}
|
:: ethnic
|
| etnisk {adj} [nonstandard]
|
:: belonging to some non-Western ethnicity
|
| etnisk udrensning {c}
|
:: ethnic cleansing
|
| etnocentrisme {noun}
|
:: ethnocentrism
|
| etnograf {noun}
|
:: ethnographer
|
| etnologi {noun}
|
:: ethnology
|
| et råddent æg fordærver hele kagen {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: a tiny mistake can result in a clusterfuck
|
| Etrurien {prop}
|
:: Etruria
|
| etrusker {noun}
|
:: Etruscan
|
| etruskisk {adj}
|
:: Etruscan
|
| et tu {interj} [often, italicised]
|
:: et tu
|
| et tu, Brute {interj}
|
:: et tu, Brute
|
| etude {noun}
|
:: etude
|
| etværelses {adj}
|
:: one-room
|
| etværelses {adj} [nominally, colloquial]
|
:: one-room apartment
|
| etymolog {noun}
|
:: etymologist
|
| etymologi {noun}
|
:: etymology
|
| etymologisk {adj}
|
:: etymological
|
| eufori {noun}
|
:: euphoria (an excited state of joy)
|
| Eulertur {noun} [graph theory]
|
:: Eulerian trail
|
| Euripides {prop}
|
:: Euripides [famous Ancient Greek tragic poet]
|
| euro- {prefix}
|
:: Euro-
|
| euro {noun}
|
:: euro [currency]
|
| eurocentrisk {adj}
|
:: Eurocentric
|
| eurofil {adj}
|
:: Europhile, liking Europe
|
| euromønt {c}
|
:: euro coin
|
| Europa {prop}
|
:: Europe
|
| europæer {noun}
|
:: European (person living or originating from Europe, or sometimes only the European Union)
|
| europæisk {adj}
|
:: European
|
| europæisk bæver {c}
|
:: European beaver
|
| Europarådet {prop}
|
:: Council of Europe
|
| europid {noun}
|
:: Europid
|
| europium {noun}
|
:: europium
|
| Eva {prop}
|
:: Eve [wife of Adam]
|
| Eva {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| evakuere {v}
|
:: evacuate
|
| evakueret {v}
|
:: past participle of evakuere
|
| Evald {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| evaluere {v}
|
:: to evaluate
|
| evangelium {n}
|
:: gospel
|
| event {noun}
|
:: An event, a prearranged social activity (function, etc.)
|
| eventuel {adj}
|
:: that might or might not exist or be relevant; any
|
| eventyr {noun}
|
:: adventure
|
| eventyr {noun}
|
:: fairy tale, folktale
|
| eventyrer {noun}
|
:: adventurer (a person who has, enjoys, or seeks adventures)
|
| eventyrlig {adj}
|
:: fantastic, marvellous, magical
|
| eventyrlysten {adj}
|
:: adventurous, lusting for adventure
|
| evig {adj}
|
:: eternal
|
| evighed {noun}
|
:: eternity
|
| evighedsmaskine {noun}
|
:: perpetual motion machine
|
| evindelig {adj}
|
:: eternal, perpetual
|
| evindelig {adj}
|
:: incessant, continual
|
| evindelig {adv}
|
:: eternally, perpetually, incessantly
|
| evne {noun}
|
:: ability
|
| evne {noun}
|
:: power
|
| evne {noun}
|
:: capacity
|
| evne {v}
|
:: to be able to
|
| evne {v}
|
:: to be capable of
|
| evnet {v}
|
:: past participle of evne
|
| excitere {v} [physics]
|
:: excite (to a higher energy level)
|
| Ezekias {prop}
|
:: Hezekiah, Ezekias
|
| Ezekiel {prop}
|
:: Ezekiel [biblical character]
|
| Ezekiel {prop}
|
:: the book of Ezekiel
|
| Ezra {prop}
|
:: The fifteenth book of the Bible
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