260 |
gav |
1. v. past tense of give |
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give |
1. v. To give. |
261 |
fem |
1. num. (cardinal) five |
262 |
huske |
1. v. remember |
263 |
orden |
1. n. neatness, order |
2. n. order (arrangement, disposition) |
3. n. order (good arrangement) |
4. n. order (religious group) |
5. n. order (society of knights) |
264 |
rigtig |
1. adj. right |
2. adj. proper |
3. adj. correct |
4. adj. true |
5. adj. real |
265 |
gange |
1. conj. Used to show that one has to multiply one or more numbers together. |
2. conj. Used between two or more sizes to specify a target object, for example width and length. |
3. n. plural indefinite of gang |
4. v. To multiply. |
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gang |
1. n. The act of walking, a walk. |
2. n. An intended amount of something, especially time. |
3. n. A way or path to walk on. |
4. n. A person's business or activity. |
5. n. One of the few cases where something take place, takes place, a rare event. |
266 |
pas |
1. n. passport |
267 |
helvede |
1. n. a hell |
268 |
dage |
1. n. plural indefinite of dag |
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dag |
1. n. day |
269 |
kone |
1. n. wife (married woman) |
2. n. woman |
270 |
fundet |
1. n. singular definite of fund |
2. v. past participle neuter of finde |
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fund |
1. n. find |
2. n. bargain |
3. n. discovery |
271 |
farvel |
1. interj. goodbye (farewell) |
2. n. goodbye (the wishing of farewell to someone) |
272 |
møde |
1. n. meeting |
2. n. encounter |
3. n. appointment |
4. n. conference |
5. n. rally |
273 |
taget |
1. n. singular definite of tag |
2. v. past participle of tage |
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tag |
1. n. roof |
2. n. hold, grasp, grip |
3. n. stroke |
4. n. tug, jerk |
5. n. knack |
274 |
allerede |
1. adv. already (prior to some time, so soon) |
275 |
bliv |
1. v. imperative of blive |
276 |
én |
1. num. alternative form of en |
2. pron. alternative form of en |
277 |
herfra |
1. adv. herefrom |
278 |
ønsker |
1. n. plural indefinite of ønske |
2. v. present tense of ønske |
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ønske |
1. n. wish |
2. v. wish |
279 |
grund |
1. adj. shallow |
2. n. reason (a cause) |
3. n. motive (incentive to act; a reason) |
4. n. argument (a reason) |
5. n. cause |