Common Danish Words

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100	dit
1. pron. (possessive) Neuter singular form of din
101	kun
1. adv. only, Only.
102	deres
1. pron. their (3rd person plural, possessive)
103	far
1. n. father, dad
104	ser
1. v. present tense of se
	se
1. v. To see.
105	blev
1. v. indefinite singular of blive
106	får
1. n. A sheep.
2. n. plural indefinite of får
3. v. present tense of få
	få
1. adj. few
2. v. get
3. v. have
4. n. på må og få – at random
107	hej	©
1. interj. hi, hello
2. interj. (less common) bye
108	sådan
1. adj. such
2. adj. like this, like that, like these, like those
3. adj. (adverbial)
4. adj. like this, like that, in this way, in that way
5. adj. so much
109	dette
1. pron. (demonstrative) this
110	igen
1. adv. again
111	denne
1. pron. (demonstrative) this; this one
112	mine
1. n. look, air, mien
2. n. (military) mine
3. n. pit
4. pron. (possessive) Plural form of min
113	tager
1. v. present tense of tage
	tage
1. v. take
2. v. get
3. v. pick up
4. v. catch
5. v. hold
114	komme
1. v. come
2. v. get
3. v. arrive
4. v. put
115	dag
1. n. day
116	undskyld
1. interj. sorry (expression of regret or sorrow)
2. interj. excuse me
3. interj. pardon
4. v. imperative of undskylde
117	tage
1. v. take
2. v. get
3. v. pick up
4. v. catch
5. v. hold
	tag
1. n. roof
2. n. hold, grasp, grip
3. n. stroke
4. n. tug, jerk
5. n. knack
118	blive
1. v. become
Hun blev læge da hun var 25 år. - She became a doctor when she was 25.
Vejret vil blive koldt når solen er gået ned. - The weather will become cold after the sun goes down.
2. v. be (used to form the passive voice)
Hunden blev druknet af drengen. - The dog was drowned by the boy.
119	mor
1. n. mother (woman who has, conceives, gives birth to, or raises a child)
2. n. (geology) raw humus
3. n. (dated) Moor
4. v. imperative of more

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