nederdrægtig

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nederdrægtig (neuter nederdrægtigt, plural and definite singular attributive nederdrægtige)

nederdrægtigt (neuter)
nederdrægtige (attributive definite singular)
nederdrægtige (attributive plural)
nederdrægtig (positive)
mere nederdrægtig (comparative)
mest nederdrægtig (superlative)
nederdrægtigt (positive)
nederdrægtige (plural positive)
mere nederdrægtig (comparative plural)
mest nederdrægtig (plural superlative)
nederdrægtige (positive)
mest nederdrægtige (superlative)

[ˈneðɐˈd̥ʁaɡ̊d̥i]

[neðɐˈd̥ʁaɡ̊d̥i]


udseende

udseende (positive)
udseende (plural positive)

[ˈuðˌseːˀənə]

From se ud (“to look, appear, seem”). Compare German Aussehen, aussehen and Swedish utseende.

En uskyldigt udseende mand.


metodisk

metodisk (positive)
metodiske (plural positive)
metodiske (positive)

From metode (“method”) + -isk, from Latin methodicus, from Ancient Greek μεθοδικός (methodikós, “methodical, orderly, businesslike, systematic”). Compare French méthodique and German methodisch.


udtrykte

inflection of udtrykt:
definite singular


udtrykt

udtrykt (positive)
udtrykte (plural positive)
udtrykte (positive)

... udtrykte Heliumspektrum, har det i mange Tilfælde været muligt at finde simple Love for Svingningstallene, der besidder en nøje Analogi med de ved disse Formler udtrykte Love. Ser vi for Simpelheds Skyld bort fra den Struktur, som ...

2013, J.R. Nielsen, The Periodic System (1920 - 1923), Elsevier, →ISBN, page 205:

Det udtrykte billede Nogle mennesker kommer med årene til at ligne deres hunde, eller også er det hundene, der kommer til at ligne deres mennesker. Det har jeg set mange eksempler på. Ofte har det været mennesker, som er alene med ...

2005, Dyrenes mennesker, Rosinante&Co., →ISBN, page 117:

Vi har altså at gøre med en problemverden, som består af udtrykte og ikke-udtrykte problemer. De ikke-udtrykte problemer er ikke de mindst vigtige, hvis man har til formål at undersøge muligheder for varetagelse af interesser ( magtfordeling).


forloren

forloren (positive)
forlorent (positive)
forlorne (plural positive)
forlorne (positive)

From Middle Low German vorlōren, the past participle of vorlēsen, a variant of vorlīsen (“to lose, destroy”) (Danish forlise (“to be wrecked”)), from Old Saxon farliosan, (Dutch verloren (“to lose”)). Compare Old English forlēosan.


nyttig

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nyttig (neuter nyttigt, plural and definite singular attributive nyttige)

nyttigt (neuter)
nyttige (attributive definite singular)
nyttige (attributive plural)
nyttig (positive)
nyttigere (comparative)
nyttigst (superlative)
nyttigt (positive)
nyttige (plural positive)
nyttigere (comparative plural)
nyttigst (plural superlative)
nyttige (positive)
nyttigste (superlative)

From nytte (“usefulness”) + ig (adjective suffix).


sociologisk

sociologisk (positive)
sociologiske (plural positive)
sociologiske (positive)


konsekvent

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konsekvent (neuter konsekvent, plural and definite singular attributive konsekvente, comparative mere konsekvent, superlative (predicative) mest konsekvent, superlative (attributive) mest konsekvente)

konsekvent (neuter)
konsekvente (attributive definite singular)
konsekvente (attributive plural)
mere konsekvent (comparative)
mest konsekvent (predicative superlative)
mest konsekvente (attributive superlative)


specifik

specifik (neuter specifikt, plural and definite singular attributive specifike)

specifikt (neuter)
specifike (attributive definite singular)
specifike (attributive plural)
specifik (positive)
specifikt (positive)
specifike (plural positive)
specifike (positive)


avancerede

inflection of avanceret:
definite singular


avanceret

avanceret (plural and definite singular attributive avancerede)

avancerede (attributive definite singular)
avancerede (attributive plural)
avanceret (positive)
mere avanceret (comparative)
mest avanceret (superlative)
avancerede (plural positive)
mere avanceret (comparative plural)
mest avanceret (plural superlative)
avancerede (positive)
mest avancerede (superlative)

[avɑŋˈseːˀɐð]

[ɑvɑŋˈseːˀɐð]

From the past participle of avancere (“to advance”), from French avancer.


systematisk

systematisk (positive)
systematiske (plural positive)
systematiske (positive)

From Ancient Greek συστηματικός (sustēmatikós).

der

συστηματικός


ækel

ækel (positive)
æklere (comparative)
æklest (superlative)
ækelt (positive)
ækle (plural positive)
æklere (comparative plural)
æklest (plural superlative)
ækle (positive)
ækleste (superlative)


profetisk

profetisk (positive)
profetiske (plural positive)
profetiske (positive)


babylonisk

babylonisk (positive)
babyloniske (plural positive)
babyloniske (positive)
babylonsk (alternative)


apostolisk

apostolisk (positive)
apostoliske (plural positive)
apostoliske (positive)


ordentligt

(adverbial) accurately, awfully, carefully, correctly, decently, methodically, neatly, properly, regularly, steadily, thoroughly, tidily, well


ordentlig

ordentlig (positive)
ordentligere (comparative)
ordentligst (superlative)
ordentligt (positive)
ordentlige (plural positive)
ordentligere (comparative plural)
ordentligst (plural superlative)
ordentlige (positive)
ordentligste (superlative)

German ordentlich, compare orden and -lig.


kolerisk

kolerisk (positive)
koleriske (plural positive)
koleriske (positive)

[kʰoˈleːˀɐ̯isɡ̊]

From Latin cholericus, from Ancient Greek χολή (kholḗ, “bile, gall”).


ussel

ussel (positive)
uslere (comparative)
uslest (superlative)
usselt (positive)
usle (plural positive)
uslere (comparative plural)
uslest (plural superlative)
usle (positive)
usleste (superlative)


årligt

(adverbial, also årlig) yearly, annually


oplagt

oplagt (positive)
oplagte (plural positive)
oplagte (positive)

[ˈʌb̥ˌlɑɡ̊d̥]

Past participle of oplægge (“lay up, decommission, store up, warehouse”).


middelmådig

middelmådig (positive)
middelmådigt (positive)
middelmådige (plural positive)
middelmådige (positive)

[ˈmiðˀəlˌmɔːˀði]

From Middle Low German middelmātich. Compare Dutch middelmatig, German mittelmäßig and Swedish medelmåttig.


rappe

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

plural and definite singular attributive of rap


århusiansk

århusiansk (positive)
århusianske (plural positive)
århusianske (positive)
aarhusiansk (alternative)

[ɒhuˈɕæːˀnsɡ̊]


aarhusiansk

aarhusiansk (positive)
aarhusianske (plural positive)
aarhusianske (positive)


vantro

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vantro (neuter vantro, plural and definite singular attributive vantro)

vantro (neuter)
vantro (attributive definite singular)
vantro (attributive plural)

From van- (“mis-, un-”) + tro (“belief”), from Old Norse vantrúr.

[ˈvanˌtˢʁ̥oːˀ]

Efter hans ultraseje stunt stirrede de vantro på ham.

After his totally sick stunt, they stared at him incredulously.

Præsten sagde til børnene, at de ikke skulle lege med de vantro.

The priest told the children not to play with the infidels.

(also nominalized) unbelieving, infidel (not accepting a particular faith; without religious faith)


hedensk

hedensk (plural and definite singular attributive hedenske)

hedenske (attributive definite singular)
hedenske (attributive plural)
hedensk (positive)
hedenske (plural positive)
hedenske (positive)

→ Norwegian Bokmål: hedensk

[ˈheːˀðənsɡ̊]

[ˈheðˀənsɡ̊]

From an archaic adjective heden (“heathen”) + -sk, from Old Norse heiðinn.


koloenorm

koloenorm (positive)
koloenormt (positive)
koloenorme (plural positive)
koloenorme (positive)
kolonorm (alternative)

A blend of kolossal (“colossal”) and enorm (“enormous”). First attested in 1960.


skær

skær (neuter skært, plural and definite singular attributive skære)

skært (neuter)
skære (attributive definite singular)
skære (attributive plural)
skær (positive)
skærere (comparative)
skærest (superlative)
skært (positive)
skære (plural positive)
skærere (comparative plural)
skærest (plural superlative)
skære (positive)
skæreste (superlative)

From Old Norse skærr, from Proto-Germanic *skairiz, cognate with Norwegian skjær, Swedish skär, English sheer.

in the expression ren og skær (“sheer”)


traditionelle

inflection of traditionel:
definite singular


personlige

plural and definite singular attributive of personlig


skriftlige

plural and definite singular attributive of skriftlig


faktiske

inflection of faktisk:
definite singular


kriminelle

inflection of kriminel:
definite singular


proaktive

inflection of proaktiv:
definite singular


karakteristiske

plural and definite singular attributive of karakteristisk


syret

syret (neuter syret, plural and definite singular attributive syrede)

syret (neuter)
syrede (attributive definite singular)
syrede (attributive plural)


trigonometrisk

trigonometrisk (neuter trigonometrisk, plural and definite singular attributive trigonometriske)

trigonometrisk (neuter)
trigonometriske (attributive definite singular)
trigonometriske (attributive plural)


offentlige

inflection of offentlig:
definite singular


tålmodige

plural and definite singular attributive of tålmodig


emfatiske

plural and definite singular attributive of emfatisk


lettiske

plural and definite singular attributive of lettisk


numeriske

plural and definite singular attributive of numerisk


trigonometriske

plural and definite singular attributive of trigonometrisk


naturlige

plural and definite singular attributive of naturlig


juridisk

juridisk (plural and definite singular attributive juridiske)

juridiske (attributive definite singular)
juridiske (attributive plural)
juridisk (positive)
juridiske (plural positive)
juridiske (positive)

Via German juridisch from Latin iūridicus, from iūs (“law”) + dīcō (“to say”)


fuldtallig

fuldtallig (positive)
fuldtalligt (positive)
fuldtallige (plural positive)
fuldtallige (positive)

full, complete (with all members present)


naturhistorisk

naturhistorisk (positive)
naturhistoriske (plural positive)
naturhistoriske (positive)


maritim

maritim (positive)
maritimt (positive)
maritime (plural positive)
maritime (positive)


biografisk

biografisk (positive)
biografiske (plural positive)
biografiske (positive)


statisk

statisk (plural and definite singular attributive statiske)

statiske (attributive definite singular)
statiske (attributive plural)
statisk (positive)
statiske (plural positive)
statiske (positive)

Via Latin staticus, from Ancient Greek στατικός (statikós).


trofast

trofast (plural and definite singular attributive trofaste)

trofaste (attributive definite singular)
trofaste (attributive plural)
trofast (positive)
trofaste (plural positive)
trofaste (positive)

faithful, loyal, trustworthy, dependable


bunden

bunden (neuter bundent or bundet, plural and definite singular attributive bundne)

bundent (neuter)
bundet (neuter)
bundne (attributive definite singular)
bundne (attributive plural)


flinke

plural and definite singular attributive of flink


generelle

plural and definite singular attributive of generel


gloende

glo + -ende, present participle of glo in the obsolete sense "to glow".


kristne

[ˈkʰʁ̥ɛsd̥nə]


liden

liden (neuter lidet, definite singular lille, plural små, comparative mindre, superlative mindst)

lidet (neuter)
lille (definite singular)
små (plural)
mindre (comparative)
mindst (superlative)

From Old Norse lítill, from Proto-Germanic *lītilaz, cognate of Swedish liten and Norwegian Bokmål liten.


respektable

plural and definite singular attributive of respektabel


trygge

plural and definite singular attributive of tryg


tvungen

tvungen (neuter tvungent, plural and definite singular attributive tvungne)

tvungent (neuter)
tvungne (attributive definite singular)
tvungne (attributive plural)
tvungen (positive)
tvungent (positive)
tvungne (plural positive)
tvungne (positive)


vilde

From Old Danish willæs. From Old Norse villa. See Danish vild.


rimelig

rimelig (positive)
rimeligere (comparative)
rimeligst (superlative)
rimeligt (positive)
rimelige (plural positive)
rimeligere (comparative plural)
rimeligst (plural superlative)
rimelige (positive)
rimeligste (superlative)

(adverbial) reasonably, fairly, rather, quite


selektiv

selektiv (positive)
selektivt (positive)
selektive (plural positive)
selektive (positive)


evindelig

evindelig (neuter evindeligt, plural and definite singular attributive evindelige)

evindeligt (neuter)
evindelige (attributive definite singular)
evindelige (attributive plural)

From Old Norse æfinligr, an enlargement of earlier *æfinn from Proto-Germanic *aiwīnaz, cognate with Old High German ēwīn, Gothic 𐌰𐌹𐍅𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 (aiweins). Derived from the noun *aiwaz (“age, eternity”).


evindeligt

(adverbial) eternally, perpetually, incessantly


evindelige

inflection of evindelig:
definite singular


klog

klog (positive)
klogere (comparative)
klogest (superlative)
klogt (positive)
kloge (plural positive)
klogere (comparative plural)
klogest (plural superlative)
kloge (positive)
klogeste (superlative)

klogskab ()

wisdom; intelligence; sagacity; prudence


bestialsk

bestialsk (positive)
bestialske (plural positive)
bestialske (positive)


dyrisk

dyrisk (plural and definite singular attributive dyriske)

dyriske (attributive definite singular)
dyriske (attributive plural)
dyrisk (positive)
dyriske (plural positive)
dyriske (positive)

[ˈd̥yɐ̯ˀisɡ̊]


spinkel

spinkel (positive)
spinklere (comparative)
spinklest (superlative)
spinkelt (positive)
spinkle (plural positive)
spinklere (comparative plural)
spinklest (plural superlative)
spinkle (positive)
spinkleste (superlative)

[ˈsb̥eŋˀɡ̊əl]


lemfældig

lemfældig (positive)
lemfældigere (comparative)
lemfældigst (superlative)
lemfældigt (positive)
lemfældige (plural positive)
lemfældigere (comparative plural)
lemfældigst (plural superlative)
lemfældige (positive)
lemfældigste (superlative)


enlig

enlig (positive)
enligt (positive)
enlige (plural positive)
enlige (positive)

From en (“one”) + -lig, from Middle Low German einlik.

(as a noun) single (one who is not married)


atypisk

atypisk (positive)
atypiske (plural positive)
atypiske (positive)


kongeblå

kongeblå (neuter kongeblåt, plural and definite singular attributive kongeblå)

kongeblåt (neuter)
kongeblå (attributive definite singular)
kongeblå (attributive plural)

[ˈkʰʌŋəˌb̥lɔːˀ]


lyseblå

lyseblå (neuter lyseblåt, plural and definite singular attributive lyseblå)

lyseblåt (neuter)
lyseblå (attributive definite singular)
lyseblå (attributive plural)

[ˈlysəˌb̥lɔːˀ]

From lys (“light”) + -e- + blå (“blue”).


tæt

tæt (plural and definite singular attributive tætte)

tætte (attributive definite singular)
tætte (attributive plural)
tæt (positive)
tættere (comparative)
tættest (superlative)
tætte (plural positive)
tættere (comparative plural)
tættest (plural superlative)
tætte (positive)
tætteste (superlative)

From Old Norse þéttr (“tight, watertight”), from Proto-Germanic *þinhtaz, cognate with Swedish tät, English tight, Dutch, German dicht. Doublet of tight.

dense, tight, thick, heavy (with a high density)

watertight, waterproof, air-tight (impenetrable by water or air)


slig

slig (neuter sligt, plural and definite singular attributive slige)

sligt (neuter)
slige (attributive definite singular)
slige (attributive plural)
slig (positive)
sligt (positive)
slige (plural positive)
slige (positive)

From Old Norse slíkr, from Proto-Germanic *swalīkaz (“such”), cognate with Norwegian slik, English such, German solch, Dutch zulk, Gothic 𐍃𐍅𐌰𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌺𐍃 (swaleiks). A compound of *swa (“so”) + *-līkaz (“-like”).


retroaktiv

retroaktiv (positive)
retroaktivt (positive)
retroaktive (plural positive)
retroaktive (positive)


urnordisk

urnordisk (neuter urnordisk, plural and definite singular attributive urnordiske, not comparable)

urnordisk (neuter)
urnordiske (attributive definite singular)
urnordiske (attributive plural)
urnordisk (positive)
urnordiske (plural positive)
urnordiske (positive)


kolonial

kolonial (positive)
kolonialt (positive)
koloniale (plural positive)
koloniale (positive)


bekendte

[b̥eˈkʰɛnˀd̥ə]


bekendt

bekendt (plural and definite singular attributive bekendte)

bekendte (attributive definite singular)
bekendte (attributive plural)

in the phrase: ikke at kunne være noget bekendt, "ought not"


parallelle

[pʰɑɑˈlɛlˀə]


grusom

grusom (positive)
grusommere (comparative)
grusomst (superlative)
grusomt (positive)
grusomme (plural positive)
grusommere (comparative plural)
grusomst (plural superlative)
grusomme (positive)
grusomste (superlative)

[ˈɡ̊ʁuːˌsʌmˀ]

From gru (“horror”) + -som (“-some”). Compare English gruesome, German grausam and Dutch gruwzaam.


balstyrisk

balstyrisk (positive)
balstyriske (plural positive)
balstyriske (positive)
balstyrig (alternative)

From Middle Low German balstūrich (“hard to control”).


balstyrig

balstyrig (positive)
balstyrigt (positive)
balstyrige (plural positive)
balstyrige (positive)
balstyrisk (alternative)


kulørt

kulørt (positive)
kulørte (plural positive)
kulørte (positive)

[kʰuˈløɐ̯ˀd̥]

colored, coloured (colorfull, colourful)


finansielle

plural and definite singular attributive of finansiel


prægnant

prægnant (positive)
prægnante (plural positive)
prægnante (positive)

[pʰʁ̥ɛɡ̊ˈnanˀd̥]

From Latin praegnāns, a later variant of praegnās (“pregnant”).


retroaktive

plural and definite singular attributive of retroaktiv


kastanjebrun

kastanjebrun (positive)
kastanjebrunt (positive)
kastanjebrune (plural positive)
kastanjebrune (positive)

From kastanje (“chestnut”) + brun (“brown”).

auburn, chestnut (of a reddish-brown colour)


rødhåret

rødhåret (positive)
rødhårede (plural positive)
rødhårede (positive)

[ˈʁœ̞ðˌhɑːˀɑð]

From rød (“red”) + håret (“hairy, haired”).


trættekær

trættekær (positive)
trættekært (positive)
trættekære (plural positive)
trættekære (positive)

[ˈtˢʁ̥ad̥əˌkʰɛːˀɐ̯]

[ˈtˢʁ̥ɑd̥əˌkʰæɐ̯ˀ]


stridbar

stridbar (positive)
stridbart (positive)
stridbare (plural positive)
stridbare (positive)

[ˈsd̥ʁiðˌb̥ɑːˀ]

From strid (“strife”) + -bar, from Middle Low German strîtbar.


stendød

stendød (positive)
stendødt (positive)
stendøde (plural positive)
stendøde (positive)

[ˈsd̥eːnˈd̥øðˀ]

(informal) stone dead (unquestionably dead)


jævn

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jævn (neuter jævnt, plural and definite singular attributive jævne)

jævnt (neuter)
jævne (attributive definite singular)
jævne (attributive plural)
jævn (positive)
jævnere (comparative)
jævnest (superlative)
jævnt (positive)
jævne (plural positive)
jævnere (comparative plural)
jævnest (plural superlative)
jævne (positive)
jævneste (superlative)

From Old Danish iafn, iæfn, from Old Norse jafn, from Proto-Germanic *ebnaz (“even, level”), cognate with Swedish jämn, Norwegian Bokmål jevn, Norwegian Bokmål/Norwegian Nynorsk jamn, English even, Dutch even, effen, German eben.

smooth (food or drink: not grainy; having an even texture)


strategisk

strategisk (positive)
strategiske (plural positive)
strategiske (positive)


kartografisk

kartografisk (positive)
kartografiske (plural positive)
kartografiske (positive)


effen

effen (positive)
effent (positive)
efne (plural positive)
efne (positive)

From Middle Low German effen, even (“even”), from Old Saxon evan, from Proto-West Germanic *ebn, from Proto-Germanic *ebnaz (“even, level”).

effen eller ueffen – a game where one guesses if the number of hidden objects is even or odd


beslutsom

beslutsom (positive)
beslutsomt (positive)
beslutsomme (plural positive)
beslutsomme (positive)

From beslutte (“to decide, determine, resolve”) + -som (“-some”).

ubeslutsom ()

indecisive; irresolute; hesitating; wavering

decisive (marked by promptness and decision)


tvært

[ˈtˢʋ̥ɛɐ̯ˀd̥]


dynamisk

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dynamisk (plural and definite singular attributive dynamiske)

dynamiske (attributive definite singular)
dynamiske (attributive plural)
dynamisk (positive)
dynamiske (plural positive)
dynamiske (positive)


optisk

optisk (plural and definite singular attributive optiske)

optiske (attributive definite singular)
optiske (attributive plural)
optisk (positive)
optiske (plural positive)
optiske (positive)


grafisk

grafisk (positive)
grafiske (plural positive)
grafiske (positive)

From Ancient Greek γραφικός (graphikós).


metallurgisk

metallurgisk (positive)
metallurgiske (plural positive)
metallurgiske (positive)


meteorologisk

meteorologisk (positive)
meteorologiske (plural positive)
meteorologiske (positive)


palæstinensisk

palæstinensisk (positive)
palæstinensiske (plural positive)
palæstinensiske (positive)

Palestinian (of, from, or pertaining to Palestine and/or the Palestinian people)


gevaldig

gevaldig (positive)
gevaldigt (positive)
gevaldige (plural positive)
gevaldige (positive)

From Middle Low German gewaldich. Compare German gewaltig (“enormous”).


svedig

svedig (positive)
svedigere (comparative)
svedigst (superlative)
svedigt (positive)
svedige (plural positive)
svedigere (comparative plural)
svedigst (plural superlative)
svedige (positive)
svedigste (superlative)


fremmede

inflection of fremmed:
definite singular


skotskternet

skotskternet (positive)
skotskternede (plural positive)
skotskternede (positive)

[ˈsɡ̊ʌd̥sɡ̊ˌtˢæɐ̯ˀnəð]

[ˈsɡ̊ʌd̥sɡ̊ˌtˢæɐ̯nəð]

From skotsk (“Scottish”) + ternet (“checkered”).

compound

plaid, tartan (having a pattern or colors which resemble a Scottish tartan)


åndet

åndet (positive)
åndede (plural positive)
åndede (positive)

Du er eddermame åndet, gentog pigen. – Åndet, åndet mand. Men hun fik kun én bog ligesom de andre. – Alle bøger skal være afleveret igen i morgen.

2019, Marianne Koester, Kjeld Koplev, Leo og Laila, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:


værre

head

værre (comparative, superlative (predicative) værst, superlative (attributive) værste)

værst (predicative superlative)
værste (attributive superlative)

From Old Norse verri (“worse”, comparative), from Proto-Germanic *wirsizô, cognate of Swedish värre, English worse.

bad, difficult, disadvantageous, serious, troublesome, unlucky, unpleasant


carnivor

carnivor (positive)
carnivort (positive)
carnivore (plural positive)
carnivore (positive)


udvortes

udvortes (neuter udvortes, plural and definite singular attributive udvortes)

udvortes (neuter)
udvortes (attributive definite singular)
udvortes (attributive plural)

[ˈuðˌvɒːd̥əs]

[ˈuðˌvɒːˀd̥əs]

From Middle Low German ūtwerdes (“exterior, external”). Compare German auswärts.
The noun is derived from the adjective.

der

(adverbially) externally (on the surface or the outside)


sexet

sexet (positive)
sexede (plural positive)
sexede (positive)

(informal) sexy (very attractive or appealing)


knusende

knusende (positive)
knusende (plural positive)


alenlang

alenlang (positive)
alenlangt (positive)
alenlange (plural positive)
alenlange (positive)

[ˈæːlənˈlɑŋ]

From alen (“ell”) + lang (“long”). Compare German ellenlang.


fodkold

fodkold (positive)
fodkoldt (positive)
fodkolde (plural positive)
fodkolde (positive)

[ˈfoðˌkʰʌlˀ]


kriminel

kriminel (positive)
kriminelt (positive)
kriminelle (plural positive)
kriminelle (positive)

From French criminel, from Latin crīminālis (“criminal”).


tilpas

head

tilpas (neuter tilpas, plural and definite singular attributive tilpas or tilpasse)

tilpas (neuter)
tilpas (attributive definite singular)
tilpas (attributive plural)
tilpasse (attributive definite singular)
tilpasse (attributive plural)

a (specified) physical or psychological condition

a pleasant condition or in a good mood, content, fit, well


patetisk

patetisk (positive)
patetiske (plural positive)
patetiske (positive)

From Ancient Greek παθητικός (pathētikós, “subject to passion, passionate, pathetic”), from πάθος (páthos, “suffering, misery, passion”). Compare English pathetic, French pathétique and German pathetisch. Second sense probably influenced by English pathetic.

der

bombastic, high-flown, pompous, histrionic, passionate


lyssky

Compound of lys (“light”) + sky (“shy”).

shady (not trustworthy; unfit to be seen or known)


zambisk

head

zambisk (plural and definite singular attributive zambiske)

zambiske (attributive definite singular)
zambiske (attributive plural)
zambisk (positive)
zambiske (plural positive)
zambiske (positive)

Zambian (of or pertaining to Zambia and Zambians)


nådig

nådig (neuter nådigt, plural and definite singular attributive nådige)

nådigt (neuter)
nådige (attributive definite singular)
nådige (attributive plural)
nådig (positive)
nådigere (comparative)
nådigst (superlative)
nådigt (positive)
nådige (plural positive)
nådigere (comparative plural)
nådigst (plural superlative)
nådige (positive)
nådigste (superlative)

Equivalent to nåde (“mercy, grace”) + -ig. Compare German gnädig.


blid

blid (neuter blidt, plural and definite singular attributive blide, comparative blidere, superlative (predicative) blidest, superlative (attributive) blideste)

blidt (neuter)
blide (attributive definite singular)
blide (attributive plural)
blidere (comparative)
blidest (predicative superlative)
blideste (attributive superlative)


hellig

hellig (positive)
helligere (comparative)
helligst (superlative)
helligt (positive)
hellige (plural positive)
helligere (comparative plural)
helligst (plural superlative)
hellige (positive)
helligste (superlative)

From Old Norse heilagr, from Proto-Germanic *hailagaz.

Hellige Gud, hellige Stærke, hellige Udødelige, forbarm Dig over os

Holy God, Holy Strong, Holy Immortal, have mercy on us


døv

døv (positive)
døvt (positive)
døve (plural positive)
døve (positive)

From Old Norse daufr, from Proto-Germanic *daubaz, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰewbʰ-.


virtuos

virtuos (positive)
virtuost (positive)
virtuose (plural positive)
virtuose (positive)


springhalt

A lameness or injury in pigs or other domestic animals, causing the animal to avoid standing on a diseased leg and to move by jumping.


stærk

stærk (positive)
stærkere (comparative)
stærkest (superlative)
stærkt (positive)
stærke (plural positive)
stærkere (comparative plural)
stærkest (plural superlative)
stærke (positive)
stærkeste (superlative)

From Old Norse starkr, from Proto-Germanic *starkuz, from Proto-Indo-European *sterg-.


snaksom

snaksom (positive)
snaksommere (comparative)
snaksomst (superlative)
snaksomt (positive)
snaksomme (plural positive)
snaksommere (comparative plural)
snaksomst (plural superlative)
snaksomme (positive)
snaksomste (superlative)

snak (“talk, conversation”) + -som or snakke (“talk, converse”) + -som

Og det var godt, for han var en meget snaksom dreng, og det er ikke særlig sjovt at være snaksom, hvis der ikke er nogen at snakke med.

2011, Flemming Jensen, Nissebanden i Grønland, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN, page 35:

And that was good, for he was a very talkative boy, and being talkative is not exactly nice if there is no one with whom to talk.

Tidt kommer ogsaa den øvrige Verden, jeg forlod, frem for mig; den er mere snaksom, dens Skikkelser ville jævnlig sladdre i Munden paa hverandre.

1845, En religiøs livs-udvikling skildret i breve fra Cornelius, page 5:

The rest of the world which I left behind also frequently comes before me; it is more talkative, its apparitions would regularly talk over each other.

Han finder Benævnelsen smuk og gjentager den derfor og giver den et bibelsk Præg: „O snaksomste af alle Æsler, du kommer redet af en Kvinde,[…]

1874, H Taine, Den engelske Literaturs Historie, page 471:

He finds the moniker beautiful, and therefore repeats it and gives it a biblical character: “O chattiest of all donkeys, you come being ridden by a woman, […]

De snaksomste og livligste i disse Selskaber vare uden Tvivl Etatsraad Engelstoft og Professor Jens Møller, ...

1889, Benedicte, Livserindringer, 1813-1857:

The chattiest and liveliest in these gatherings were, no doubt, etatsraad Engelstoft and professor Jens Møller, ...

Hvad vilde han vel sige nu, da vi ved tiltagende Alder ere blevne saa meget snaksommere, og ofte fylde hele Bind med det, hvoraf det egentligen sande og ny maaskee kunde rummes paa eet Blad.

1793, Naturhistorie Selskabet, Skrivter, Copenhagen, page 145:

What would he say now, when we, in our advancing age, have become so much chattier, and often fill entire volumes with that of which the actually true and new might be held within a page.

... men som derpaa, da Sagen blev Alvor, paa Prent iagttog den dybeste Taushed, men er — med Sandhedsvidners Mod! — i Skjulthed maaskee desto snaksommere.

1857, Søren Kierkegaard, Rasmus Nielsen, S. Kierkegaard's Bladartikler: med bilag samlede efter forfatterens død, page 295:

... but who then, when the case became serious, in printing observed the deepest silence, but are — with the courage of truthful people! — in secret perhaps all the more talkative.


snakkesalig

snakkesalig (positive)
snakkesaligere (comparative)
snakkesaligst (superlative)
snakkesaligt (positive)
snakkesalige (plural positive)
snakkesaligere (comparative plural)
snakkesaligst (plural superlative)
snakkesalige (positive)
snakkesaligste (superlative)


snaksomme

inflection of snaksom:
definite singular


snakkesalige

inflection of snakkesalig:
definite singular


genert

genert (plural and definite singular attributive generte)

generte (attributive definite singular)
generte (attributive plural)
genert (positive)
genertere (comparative)
genertest (superlative)
generte (plural positive)
genertere (comparative plural)
genertest (plural superlative)
generte (positive)
generteste (superlative)

[ɕeˈneɐ̯ˀd̥]

From generet, the past participle of genere.


sortklædt

sortklædt (plural and definite singular attributive sortklædte)

sortklædte (attributive definite singular)
sortklædte (attributive plural)
sortklædt (positive)
sortklædte (plural positive)
sortklædte (positive)

En sortklædt mand


sortklædte

inflection of sortklædt:
definite singular


koldblodet

koldblodet (positive)
koldblodede (plural positive)
koldblodede (positive)

kold (“cold”) + blod (“blooded”) + -et (“-ed, -having”). Etymologically similar to koldblodig.

af

cold-blooded, ectothermic; having an unregulated body temperature


koldblodede

inflection of koldblodet:
definite singular


vekselvarm

vekselvarm (positive)
vekselvarmt (positive)
vekselvarme (plural positive)
vekselvarme (positive)


vekselvarme

inflection of vekselvarm:
definite singular


åbenbar

åbenbar (positive)
åbenbart (positive)
åbenbare (plural positive)
åbenbare (positive)

[ˈɔːb̥ənˌb̥ɑˀ]

[ˈɔːb̥m̩ˌb̥ɑˀ]

From Middle Low German openbār, cf. German offenbar, from open + -bar, offen (“open”) + -bar.


åbenbare

[ˈɔːb̥ənˌb̥ɑˀɑ]

[ˈɔːb̥m̩ˌb̥ɑˀɑ]

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


qatarsk

qatarsk (positive)
qatarske (plural positive)
qatarske (positive)

Qatari (of, from, or pertaining to Qatar or the Qatari people)


qatarske

inflection of qatarsk:
definite singular


kantet

kantet (positive)
kantede (plural positive)
kantede (positive)


filosofisk

filosofisk (positive)
filosofiske (plural positive)
filosofiske (positive)


filosofiske

inflection of filosofisk:
definite singular


åndelig

åndelig (positive)
åndeligt (positive)
åndelige (plural positive)
åndelige (positive)


åndelige

inflection of åndelig:
definite singular


bedste

superlative degree definite/plural of god


brugte

[ˈb̥ʁɔɡ̊d̥ə]


brugt

head

brugt (plural and definite singular attributive brugte)

brugte (attributive definite singular)
brugte (attributive plural)


længste

inflection of lang:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of lang:
plural superlative degree


helvedes

... måske sidder min far og kysser den helvedes kælling nu, ...

2006, Carl Frode Tiller, translated by Karsten Sand Iversen, Bipersonar: roman, tr. by, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:

... maybe my father is sitting, kissing that fucking bitch right now, ...

Den helvedes frygt for opdagelse og straf. Den helvedes frygt for at blive spærret inde og straffet, som førte dem fra sted til sted.

2011, Maria Helleberg, Druknehuset, Rosinante & Co, →ISBN:

That accursed fear of being found out and punished. That accursed fear of being locked up and punished, which led them from place to place.


journalistisk

journalistisk (positive)
journalistiske (plural positive)
journalistiske (positive)


journalistiske

inflection of journalistisk:
definite singular


uskyldig

uskyldig (neuter uskyldigt, plural and definite singular attributive uskyldige)

uskyldigt (neuter)
uskyldige (attributive definite singular)
uskyldige (attributive plural)
uskyldig (positive)
uskyldigere (comparative)
uskyldigst (superlative)
uskyldigt (positive)
uskyldige (plural positive)
uskyldigere (comparative plural)
uskyldigst (plural superlative)
uskyldige (positive)
uskyldigste (superlative)


uskyldige

inflection of uskyldig:
definite singular


vigtig

vigtig (neuter vigtigt, plural and definite singular attributive vigtige)

vigtigt (neuter)
vigtige (attributive definite singular)
vigtige (attributive plural)
vigtig (positive)
vigtigere (comparative)
vigtigst (superlative)
vigtigt (positive)
vigtige (plural positive)
vigtigere (comparative plural)
vigtigst (plural superlative)
vigtige (positive)
vigtigste (superlative)

From Middle Low German wichtich, from wichte.


vigtigste

inflection of vigtig:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of vigtig:
plural superlative degree


åbenhjertet

åbenhjertet (positive)
åbenhjertede (plural positive)
åbenhjertede (positive)


åbenhjertede

inflection of åbenhjertet:
definite singular


mørkeste

inflection of mørk:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of mørk:
plural superlative degree


klogeste

inflection of klog:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of klog:
plural superlative degree


koldeste

inflection of kold:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of kold:
plural superlative degree


sindssyge

inflection of sindssyg:
definite singular


tætteste

inflection of tæt:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of tæt:
plural superlative degree


lyseste

inflection of lys:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of lys:
plural superlative degree


dualis

dualis (positive)
dualist (positive)
dualise (plural positive)
dualise (positive)


megen

megen (neuter meget, comparative mere, superlative mest)

meget (neuter)
mere (comparative)
mest (superlative)

From Old Danish mikin, originally an accusative form of mikil, from Old Norse mikill, from Proto-Germanic *mikilaz, cognate with Icelandic mikinn, mikill, Norwegian mykjen, mykje, mye, Swedish mycken, mycket, English much and Gothic 𐌼𐌹𐌺𐌹𐌻𐍃 (mikils). The older form with l is retained in some placenames like Møgeltønder. The Germanic adjective goes back to Proto-Indo-European *méǵh₂s (“big”), compare Ancient Greek μέγας (mégas) and Latin magnus.


mangen

mangen (neuter mangt, plural and definite singular attributive mange, comparative flere, superlative (predicative) flest, superlative (attributive) fleste)

mangt (neuter)
mange (attributive definite singular)
mange (attributive plural)
flere (comparative)
flest (predicative superlative)
fleste (attributive superlative)

From Old Norse mangr, from Proto-Germanic *managaz. Cognate with Norwegian mang, Swedish mången, English many, German manch. The Danish common gender form is arisen in a merger with the indefinite article en (which has later been added once more, see below).


sart

sart (neuter sart, plural and definite singular attributive sarte)

sart (neuter)
sarte (attributive definite singular)
sarte (attributive plural)

(of a spot on one's body) tender, hurting when touched


tidlig

tidlig (neuter tidligt, plural and definite singular attributive tidlige, comparative tidligere, superlative (predicative) tidligst, superlative (attributive) tidligste)

tidligt (neuter)
tidlige (attributive definite singular)
tidlige (attributive plural)
tidligere (comparative)
tidligst (predicative superlative)
tidligste (attributive superlative)

Equivalent to tid (“time”) + -lig. Partly from Old Norse tíðligr (“worldly”), tíðliga (“frequently”) and partly borrowed from Middle Low German tīdelīk, tīdeliken (“on time”). Compare also English tidely and German zeitlich


kommunistisk

kommunistisk (positive)
kommunistiske (plural positive)
kommunistiske (positive)


kronologisk

kronologisk (positive)
kronologiske (plural positive)
kronologiske (positive)


autentisk

autentisk (positive)
autentiske (plural positive)
autentiske (positive)


antiseptisk

antiseptisk (plural and definite singular attributive antiseptiske)

antiseptiske (attributive definite singular)
antiseptiske (attributive plural)
antiseptisk (positive)
antiseptiske (plural positive)
antiseptiske (positive)


intensiv

intensiv (positive)
intensivt (positive)
intensive (plural positive)
intensive (positive)

Ultimately from Medieval Latin intēnsīvus


hyggelig

hyggelig (positive)
hyggeligere (comparative)
hyggeligst (superlative)
hyggeligt (positive)
hyggelige (plural positive)
hyggeligere (comparative plural)
hyggeligst (plural superlative)
hyggelige (positive)
hyggeligste (superlative)

Icelandic: huggulegur


depressiv

depressiv (positive)
depressivt (positive)
depressive (plural positive)
depressive (positive)


anisotrop

anisotrop (neuter anisotropt, plural and definite singular attributive anisotrope, not comparable)

anisotropt (neuter)
anisotrope (attributive definite singular)
anisotrope (attributive plural)


største

[ˈsd̥ɶɐ̯sd̥ə]

inflection of stor:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of stor:
plural superlative degree


størst

[ˈsd̥ɶɐ̯sd̥]

indefinite singular superlative degree of stor


inaktiv

inaktiv (positive)
inaktivt (positive)
inaktive (plural positive)
inaktive (positive)


peroral

peroral (neuter peroralt, plural and definite singular attributive perorale)

peroralt (neuter)
perorale (attributive definite singular)
perorale (attributive plural)


makedonsk

makedonsk (positive)
makedonske (plural positive)
makedonske (positive)

Macedonian (of or pertaining to Macedonia or Macedonians)


bosnisk

bosnisk (positive)
bosniske (plural positive)
bosniske (positive)

Bosnian (relating to Bosnia and Bosnians)


montenegrinsk

montenegrinsk (positive)
montenegrinske (plural positive)
montenegrinske (positive)

Montenegrin (relating to Montenegro and Montenegrins)


aktuelle

plural and definite singular attributive of aktuel


interaktive

plural and definite singular attributive of interaktiv


indirekte

indirekte (positive)
indirekte (plural positive)


klammeren

klammeren (neuter klammeren, plural and definite singular attributive klammeren)

klammeren (neuter)
klammeren (attributive definite singular)
klammeren (attributive plural)


lybsk

lybsk (positive)
lybske (plural positive)
lybske (positive)


natlig

natlig (positive)
natligt (positive)
natlige (plural positive)
natlige (positive)


blufærdig

blufærdig (positive)
blufærdigt (positive)
blufærdige (plural positive)
blufærdige (positive)

modest, bashful; shy or timid in matters of a sexual nature; reluctant to being fully or partially nude


militær

militær (positive)
militært (positive)
militære (plural positive)
militære (positive)

Borrowed from French militaire, from Latin militaris.


kedelig

kedelig (positive)
kedeligere (comparative)
kedeligst (superlative)
kedeligt (positive)
kedelige (plural positive)
kedeligere (comparative plural)
kedeligst (plural superlative)
kedelige (positive)
kedeligste (superlative)

Det er noget rigtigt kedeligt noget at få at vide ude i byen til en eller anden rådden fest.

2010, Lone Kühlmann, Brødrene Price, Gyldendal A/S, →ISBN, page 68:

That is a really sad thing to be told out in the town at some rotten party.

Der er ikke flere fadererstatninger på lager, og det er jo meget kedeligt.

2016, Lars Bonnevie, Byen venter, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:

There are no more father replacements in store, and that is a very lamentable thing indeed.

Et meget kedeligt indtryk at rejse hjem med for jer. Kedeligt indtryk af landet.

2016, Poul-Henrik Trampe, Altid skyldig, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:

A very unfortunate impression for you to go home with. An unfortunate impression of the country.


generel

generel (neuter generelt, plural and definite singular attributive generelle)

generelt (neuter)
generelle (attributive definite singular)
generelle (attributive plural)

[ɡ̊enn̩ˈʁɑlˀ]


upolitisk

upolitisk (positive)
upolitiske (plural positive)
upolitiske (positive)


øvre

From Old Norse øfri, from Proto-Germanic *ubizô, a superlative of the adverb *ub (“up”). Compare øverst.

upper (at a higher level, or more to the north, or upstream)


skummel

skummel (neuter skummelt, plural and definite singular attributive skumle)

skummelt (neuter)
skumle (attributive definite singular)
skumle (attributive plural)
skummel (positive)
skumlere (comparative)
skumlest (superlative)
skummelt (positive)
skumle (plural positive)
skumlere (comparative plural)
skumlest (plural superlative)
skumle (positive)
skumleste (superlative)

From Norwegian and Swedish skum, from Old Norse skúmi. Related to Latin obscurus.


firbenet

firbenet (positive)
firbenede (plural positive)
firbenede (positive)


firbenede

inflection of firbenet:
definite singular


slavisk

slavisk (neuter slavisk, plural and definite singular attributive slaviske, not comparable)

slavisk (neuter)
slaviske (attributive definite singular)
slaviske (attributive plural)

From slaver (“Slav”) + -isk. Borrowed from German slawisch.

[ˈslæˀʋisɡ̊]


slavisk

From slave (“slave”) + -isk. Borrowed from German sklavisch.

[ˈslæˀʋisɡ̊]

slavish (lacking any initiative or independent thought)


populær

populær (positive)
populærere (comparative)
populærest (superlative)
populært (positive)
populære (plural positive)
populærere (comparative plural)
populærest (plural superlative)
populære (positive)
populæreste (superlative)
populair (alternative obsolete)

Borrowed from French populaire, from Latin popularis.

Det er en populær misforståelse, at der blandt jøder skulle eksistere en enig opfattelse af næsten alt muligt mellem himmel og jord.

2017, Bent Melchior, Så vælg da livet, Gyldendal A/S, →ISBN:

It is a popular misconception that there should exist among jews an agreed-upon view of nearly everything in the world.

EF-pakken, populær betegnelse for Den •Europæiske Fælles Akt, som trådte i kraft 1987.

2010, Kaare R. Skou, Dansk politik A-Å, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:

The EF bill, popular designation for the Single European Act, which came into force in 1987.

[Big Bang er en p]opulær betegnelse for den ekstremt voldsomme begivenhed, der for 13,7 milliarder år siden med ét skabte alt stof og energi i universet.

2017, Jens Kerte, Universet - dødt eller levende?, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:

[The Big Bang is a p]opular designation for the extremely forceful event that created all matter and energy in the universe at once 13.7 billion years ago.


liderlig

liderlig (positive)
liderligere (comparative)
liderligst (superlative)
liderligt (positive)
liderlige (plural positive)
liderligere (comparative plural)
liderligst (plural superlative)
liderlige (positive)
liderligste (superlative)

From German liederlich. Cognate with Jutish li'erlig.

Tør din liderlige og vanartige Karl understaae dig til at møde for mit Ansigt?

1843, Ludvig baron Holberg, Den danske Skueplads eller Ludwig Holbergs: samtlige Comodier i eet Bind, page 123:

Do you, immoral and misbehaved guy, dare to have the audacity to come before my sight?

»Hvor længe skal ærlige Svenske lade udenlandske Fæhunde, Uglspil'er og liderligt Pak, som feder sig med skikkelige Folks Sved og Blod, fuske med Landets Velfærd?

1895, Zacharias Topelius, Feltlaegens historier af Zacharias Topelius: bd. Fra Gustav den tredjes første regeringsaar:

How long must honest Swedes let foreign fools, jokesters and immoral rabble, who become fat by the sweat and blood of decent people, tamper with the welfare of the country?

... hvorledes de traadte Menneskerettigheder under Fødder; sønderbrød det ægteskabelige Baand; udbredte Løsagtighed, Utugt og liderligt Væsen; ...

... in which manner they trampled human rights; broke asunder the bond of marriage; propagated promiscuity, fornication and immoral ways; ...

1875, Chr NIELSEN (of Ringsted.), Holsteinsminde. Filantropiske Meddelelser, page 70

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Ved at nyde disse Fornøielser bringes unyttige Billeder og Fantasier ind i Børnenes Hoveder, og de begynde snart at efterabe, hvad de see. Musikken regnedes ogsaa til de skadelige Daarligheder, fordi den giver Anledning til liderligt Væsen ...

(obsolete, of person, behaviour) immoral, sometimes with connotations of sexuality

„Lad den uskyldige Skæmt kun frit passere Censuren: / ærbart er mit Liv, liderligt kun mit Papir".

1939, Vilhelm Rasmus Andreas Anderson, Horats:

"Do let the innocent joke freely pass through censorship: / honourable is my life, it is only my paper that is of low quality".

Nybagte Eder, Forbandelser og liderlige Skjeldsord Udstødtes over os i Fængslets Mørke.

1855, C. Dredahl, Dramatiske Scener, page 94:

Newly-baked swears, curses and obscene words of abuse were uttered on us in the darkness of the prison.


socioøkonomisk

socioøkonomisk (positive)
socioøkonomiske (plural positive)
socioøkonomiske (positive)


stramme

plural and definite singular attributive of stram


anstrengende

arduous, exhausting, fatiguing, strenuous, tiring, trying


dekorativ

dekorativ (positive)
dekorativt (positive)
dekorative (plural positive)
dekorative (positive)


dekorative

plural and definite singular attributive of dekorativ


sakral

sakral (positive)
sakralt (positive)
sakrale (plural positive)
sakrale (positive)


åndsvag

åndsvag (positive)
åndsvagt (positive)
åndsvage (plural positive)
åndsvage (positive)


sekstende

[ˈsɑɪ̯sd̥ənə]


flertydig

flertydig (neuter flertydigt, plural and definite singular attributive flertydige)

flertydigt (neuter)
flertydige (attributive definite singular)
flertydige (attributive plural)
flertydig (positive)
flertydigt (positive)
flertydige (plural positive)
flertydige (positive)

ambiguous; open to multiple interpretations.


herbivor

herbivor (positive)
herbivort (positive)
herbivore (plural positive)
herbivore (positive)


støt

støt (plural and definite singular attributive støtte)

støtte (attributive definite singular)
støtte (attributive plural)

Borrowed from Norwegian støtt, a neuter and adverb of stø, from Old Norse -stœðr, from Proto-Germanic *stōdiz.

Nu vil ydre kraftpåvirkninger aldrig være konstante i længere tid, og skibet vil således ikke kunne forblive på en støt kurs.

2004, Navigation 8 : teknisk og elektronisk navigation : tekniske kompasser : styresystemer : dynamisk positionering : dockingsystemer : inertinavigation., Iver C Weilbach, →ISBN, page 52:

Now, external affecting forces will never remain constant for long times, and so, the ship will not be able to maintain a steady course.

THOMAS LOD FØDDERNE banke mod asfalten i en støt takt på omkring syv minutter per kilometer.

2015, Liza Marklund, Jernblod, Rosinante & Co, →ISBN:

THOMAS LET HIS FEET knock against the asphalt in a steady tact of around seven minutes per kilometer.

En støt strøm af biler rullede ned ad avenuen i sneglefart for at se og blive set.

2014, Barbara Dunlop, Joanne Rock, Guldhjertets magt/En fræk nat, Förlaget Harlequin AB, →ISBN:

A steady stream of cars rolled down the avenue at a snail's pace to see and be seen.


utålmodig

utålmodig (neuter utålmodigt, plural and definite singular attributive utålmodige)

utålmodigt (neuter)
utålmodige (attributive definite singular)
utålmodige (attributive plural)
utålmodig (positive)
mere utålmodig (comparative)
mest utålmodig (superlative)
utålmodigt (positive)
utålmodige (plural positive)
mere utålmodig (comparative plural)
mest utålmodig (plural superlative)
utålmodige (positive)
mest utålmodige (superlative)

impatient (not losing one's temper while waiting)


livstruende

livstruende (positive)
livstruende (plural positive)


overmoden

overmoden (neuter overmodent, plural and definite singular attributive overmodne)

overmodent (neuter)
overmodne (attributive definite singular)
overmodne (attributive plural)
overmoden (positive)
overmodent (positive)
overmodne (plural positive)
overmodne (positive)


umoden

umoden (neuter umodent, plural and definite singular attributive umodne)

umodent (neuter)
umodne (attributive definite singular)
umodne (attributive plural)
umoden (positive)
umodent (positive)
umodne (plural positive)
umodne (positive)


hellige

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


upopulær

upopulær (positive)
upopulærere (comparative)
upopulærest (superlative)
upopulært (positive)
upopulære (plural positive)
upopulærere (comparative plural)
upopulærest (plural superlative)
upopulære (positive)
upopulæreste (superlative)


syntetisk

syntetisk (positive)
syntetiske (plural positive)
syntetiske (positive)


upraktisk

head

upraktisk (plural and definite singular attributive upraktiske)

upraktiske (attributive definite singular)
upraktiske (attributive plural)
upraktisk (positive)
upraktiske (plural positive)
upraktiske (positive)


hyggeligste

attributive superlative degree of hyggelig


topografisk

topografisk (positive)
topografiske (plural positive)
topografiske (positive)


musikalsk

musikalsk (positive)
musikalske (plural positive)
musikalske (positive)


venneløs

venneløs (positive)
venneløst (positive)
venneløse (plural positive)
venneløse (positive)


langsom

langsom (positive)
langsommere (comparative)
langsomst (superlative)
langsomt (positive)
langsomme (plural positive)
langsommere (comparative plural)
langsomst (plural superlative)
langsomme (positive)
langsomste (superlative)

From Middle Low German lanksam, lanksum, from Proto-West Germanic *langasam (“lengthy, long-lasting”).


epidemisk

head

epidemisk (plural and definite singular attributive epidemiske)

epidemiske (attributive definite singular)
epidemiske (attributive plural)
epidemisk (positive)
epidemiske (plural positive)
epidemiske (positive)

(figurative) something that spreads like an epidemic

epidemic
something that spreads like an epidemic


uhøjtidelig

uhøjtidelig (positive)
uhøjtideligt (positive)
uhøjtidelige (plural positive)
uhøjtidelige (positive)

From u- (“un-”) + højtidelig (“pretentious, solemn”).

prefix

Unpretentious, unsolemn, informal and straightforward.


højtidelig

højtidelig (positive)
mere højtidelig (comparative)
mest højtidelig (superlative)
højtideligt (positive)
højtidelige (plural positive)
mere højtidelig (comparative plural)
mest højtidelig (plural superlative)
højtidelige (positive)
mest højtidelige (superlative)

From højtid (“important occasion, celebration”) + -e- + -lig. Compare with Swedish högtidlig.

af

ceremonious, solemn (characterized by ceremonial formality or solemnity)


tilhørende

[ˈtˢelˌhøˀɐnə]


pessimistisk

head

pessimistisk (plural and definite singular attributive pessimistiske)

pessimistiske (attributive definite singular)
pessimistiske (attributive plural)
pessimistisk (positive)
mere pessimistisk (comparative)
mest pessimistisk (superlative)
pessimistiske (plural positive)
mere pessimistisk (comparative plural)
mest pessimistisk (plural superlative)
pessimistiske (positive)
mest pessimistiske (superlative)


babyblå

babyblå (neuter babyblåt, plural and definite singular attributive babyblå)

babyblåt (neuter)
babyblå (attributive definite singular)
babyblå (attributive plural)


babylyserød

babylyserød (positive)
babylyserødt (positive)
babylyserøde (plural positive)
babylyserøde (positive)


livisk

livisk (positive)
liviske (plural positive)
liviske (positive)

Of or pertaining to Livonia or the Livonian people.


ironisk

ironisk (positive)
ironiske (plural positive)
ironiske (positive)


babylonsk

babylonsk (positive)
babylonske (plural positive)
babylonske (positive)
babylonisk (alternative)


øverst

øverst (plural and definite singular attributive øverste)

øverste (attributive definite singular)
øverste (attributive plural)

From Old Norse øfstr, from Proto-Germanic *ubistaz, a superlative of the adverb *ub (“up”).

upper, top, topmost (placed at the highest point of something, at the top of something, especially a page or an image)

highest (placed as the first, most important, or best in a group or hierarchy; the most important or powerful in terms of social, political, or economic position, influence, or significance)


øverste

plural and definite singular attributive of øverst


verdenskendt

verdenskendt (positive)
verdenskendte (plural positive)
verdenskendte (positive)

From verdens (“world”) + kendt (“known”).

Known by many people all across the world.


forskjellige

plural and definite singular attributive of forskjellig


uklar

uklar (positive)
uklarere (comparative)
uklarest (superlative)
uklart (positive)
uklare (plural positive)
uklarere (comparative plural)
uklarest (plural superlative)
uklare (positive)
uklareste (superlative)


oldgræsk

oldgræsk (plural and definite singular attributive oldgræske)

oldgræske (attributive definite singular)
oldgræske (attributive plural)

[ˈʌlˌɡ̊ʁasɡ̊]

[ˈʌlˌɡ̊ʁɑsɡ̊]

Ancient Greek (of or pertaining to Greece or the Greeks in Antiquity)

Ancient Greek (of or pertaining to the Ancient Greek language)


bornholmsk

bornholmsk (positive)
bornholmske (plural positive)
bornholmske (positive)

From Bornholm (“Bornholm”) + -sk (“ish”).

Of or pertaining to Bornholm, the people of Bornholm, or the Bornholmsk dialect/language.


oldgræske

[ˈʌlˌɡ̊ʁasɡ̊ə]

[ˈʌlˌɡ̊ʁɑsɡ̊ə]


offensiv

offensiv (neuter offensivt, plural and definite singular attributive offensive)

offensivt (neuter)
offensive (attributive definite singular)
offensive (attributive plural)


punktligst

predicative superlative degree of punktlig


punktligste

attributive superlative degree of punktlig


givent

[ˈɡ̊iːʋənd̥]


imponerende

imponerende (positive)
imponerende (plural positive)


vanskelige

plural and definite singular attributive of vanskelig


litterær

From French littéraire, from Latin litterarius.


relaterede

plural and definite singular attributive of relateret


teknologisk

teknologisk (positive)
teknologiske (plural positive)
teknologiske (positive)


uorganisk

uorganisk (positive)
uorganiske (plural positive)
uorganiske (positive)


britiske

[ˈb̥ʁid̥isɡ̊ə]


ekstern

ekstern (neuter eksternt, plural and definite singular attributive eksterne)

eksternt (neuter)
eksterne (attributive definite singular)
eksterne (attributive plural)


eksterne

plural and definite singular attributive of ekstern


spredte

[ˈsb̥ʁɛːd̥ə]

[ˈsb̥ʁæːd̥ə]

[ˈsb̥ʁɛˀd̥ə]

[ˈsb̥ʁæˀd̥ə]


spredt

spredt (plural and definite singular attributive spredte)

spredte (attributive definite singular)
spredte (attributive plural)


nødvendige

[nøðˈʋɛnˀd̥ii]


egnet

egnet (plural and definite singular attributive egnede)

egnede (attributive definite singular)
egnede (attributive plural)


vestlig

vestlig (neuter vestligt, plural and definite singular attributive vestlige)

vestligt (neuter)
vestlige (attributive definite singular)
vestlige (attributive plural)
vestlig (positive)
vestligt (positive)
vestlige (plural positive)
vestlige (positive)


sydlig

sydlig (neuter sydligt, plural and definite singular attributive sydlige)

sydligt (neuter)
sydlige (attributive definite singular)
sydlige (attributive plural)
sydlig (positive)
sydligt (positive)
sydlige (plural positive)
sydlige (positive)


østlig

østlig (neuter østligt, plural and definite singular attributive østlige)

østligt (neuter)
østlige (attributive definite singular)
østlige (attributive plural)
østlig (positive)
østligt (positive)
østlige (plural positive)
østlige (positive)


biometrisk

biometrisk (positive)
biometriske (plural positive)
biometriske (positive)


gyldig

gyldig (positive)
gyldigere (comparative)
gyldigst (superlative)
gyldigt (positive)
gyldige (plural positive)
gyldigere (comparative plural)
gyldigst (plural superlative)
gyldige (positive)
gyldigste (superlative)

For ved hjælp af Broch kan man også nøjagtigt få placeret arten af hans humor, og navnlig, når den er bedst og gyldigst.

1973, Thorkild Bjørnvig, Virkeligheden er til:

For, with the help of Broch, one can also quite precisely place the species of his humour, and especially when it is best, and most valid.

... fordi til Syvende og Sidst de Levende og ikke den Døde have gyldigst Krav paa hans Tid og hans Arm, ...

1870, Det kongelige Sundhedskollegiums forhandlinger i aaret..., page 198:

... because it is, when all is said and done, the living ones, and not the dead [individual], that have the most valid claim to his time and his arm, ...

1907, Saxo (Grammaticus), Frederik Winkel Horn, Danmarks kr©ınike
Nu, sagde han, skulde de en stakket Stund lade, som om de flyede; naar Gøter først angreb dem, vilde de nemlig have gyldigere Grund til at slaas med ham; ...
Now, he said, they should for a time pretend to flee; because when Gøter attacked them first, they would then have more valid reason to fight with him; ...

Gyldigere er den Indvending, at den Gang, da Holberg holdt hiin Tale, vare kun tre Maaneder af den nye Konges Regjering forlöbne, og Holberg kunde siden have forandret sine Tanker.

1827, Det Skandinavske Litteraturselskabs Skrifter, page 216:

More valid is the objection that when Holberg delivered that speech, only three months of the new king's government had elapsed, and Holberg could in the meantime have changed his thoughts.


kirurgisk

kirurgisk (positive)
kirurgiske (plural positive)
kirurgiske (positive)


norrøn

norrøn (positive)
norrønt (positive)
norrøne (plural positive)
norrøne (positive)

From Old Norse norrœnn and norðrœnn, from Proto-Germanic *nurþrōnijaz.

Of or pertaining to the Old Norse language.


norrøne

plural and definite singular attributive of norrøn


newzealandsk

newzealandsk (positive)
newzealandske (plural positive)
newzealandske (positive)


viskøs

viskøs (positive)
viskøst (positive)
viskøse (plural positive)
viskøse (positive)


månedlig

månedlig (neuter månedligt, plural and definite singular attributive månedlige)

månedligt (neuter)
månedlige (attributive definite singular)
månedlige (attributive plural)
månedlig (positive)
månedligt (positive)
månedlige (plural positive)
månedlige (positive)


månedlige

plural and definite singular attributive of månedlig

Mit månedlige er udeblevet.

(nominalized, euphemistic) menstruation ("monthly [thing]")


septisk

septisk (plural and definite singular attributive septiske)

septiske (attributive definite singular)
septiske (attributive plural)
septisk (positive)
septiske (plural positive)
septiske (positive)


septiske

plural and definite singular attributive of septisk


umulig

umulig (neuter umuligt, plural and definite singular attributive umulige)

umuligt (neuter)
umulige (attributive definite singular)
umulige (attributive plural)


umulige

plural and definite singular attributive of umulig


nordafrikansk

nordafrikansk (positive)
nordafrikanske (plural positive)
nordafrikanske (positive)

North African (of or pertaining to North Africa)


følgende

følge + -ende. Derived from the verb følge


lignende

eller lignende (abbreviation e.l.)

og lignende (abbreviation o.l.)


kongelig

kongelig (positive)
kongeligt (positive)
kongelige (plural positive)
kongelige (positive)

Det Kongelige Kapel.


kongelige

plural and definite singular attributive of kongelig


bredt

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


morsomme

plural and definite singular attributive of morsom


hysterisk

head

hysterisk (neuter hysterisk, plural and definite singular attributive hysteriske)

hysterisk (neuter)
hysteriske (attributive definite singular)
hysteriske (attributive plural)

(medicine, obsolete) suffering from hysteria

Han blev hysterisk da han hørte om sin kones død.

He went into a frenzy when he heard of his wife's death.

highly unstable and irrational; maniacal; crazed


psykiatrisk

psykiatrisk (positive)
psykiatriske (plural positive)
psykiatriske (positive)


ubehagelig

ubehagelig (neuter ubehageligt, plural and definite singular attributive ubehagelige, comparative ubehageligere, superlative (predicative) ubehageligst, superlative (attributive) ubehageligste)

ubehageligt (neuter)
ubehagelige (attributive definite singular)
ubehagelige (attributive plural)
ubehageligere (comparative)
ubehageligst (predicative superlative)
ubehageligste (attributive superlative)


dagligdags

Singular indefinite genitive of dagligdag.

everyday (attributive) (happening or used every day)


færreste

[ˈfaɐ̯ɐsd̥ə]


tykke

From Old Norse þykki, derived from tykkes.


uskreven

uskreven (neuter uskrevent, plural and definite singular attributive uskrevne)

uskrevent (neuter)
uskrevne (attributive definite singular)
uskrevne (attributive plural)

[ˈuˌsɡ̊ʁæˀʋn̩]

[ˈuˌsɡ̊ʁæwˀn̩]


grønne

inflection of grøn:
definite singular attributive


thailandsk

thailandsk (positive)
thailandske (plural positive)
thailandske (positive)

Thai (of or relating to Thailand or its people or language)


bretonsk

bretonsk (positive)
bretonske (plural positive)
bretonske (positive)

Breton (of or pertaining to Brittany and Bretons)


løse

plural and definite singular attributive of løs


midlertidig

midlertidig (neuter midlertidigt, plural and definite singular attributive midlertidige)

midlertidigt (neuter)
midlertidige (attributive definite singular)
midlertidige (attributive plural)
midlertidig (positive)
midlertidigt (positive)
midlertidige (plural positive)
midlertidige (positive)


særlige

plural and definite singular attributive of særlig


dødelige

plural and definite singular attributive of dødelig


lovlig

lovlig (neuter lovligt, plural and definite singular attributive lovlige)

lovligt (neuter)
lovlige (attributive definite singular)
lovlige (attributive plural)


ynkelige

plural and definite singular attributive of ynkelig


unaturlig

unaturlig (positive)
unaturligt (positive)
unaturlige (plural positive)
unaturlige (positive)


indonesisk

indonesisk (positive)
indonesiske (plural positive)
indonesiske (positive)

Indonesian (of or pertaining to Indonesia or its people or language)


genetisk

genetisk (positive)
genetiske (plural positive)
genetiske (positive)


vanskeligst

predicative superlative degree of vanskelig


vanskeligste

attributive superlative degree of vanskelig


særegen

særegen (neuter særegent, plural and definite singular attributive særegne)

særegent (neuter)
særegne (attributive definite singular)
særegne (attributive plural)
særegen (positive)
særegent (positive)
særegne (plural positive)
særegne (positive)


kronisk

kronisk (neuter kronisk, plural and definite singular attributive kroniske)

kronisk (neuter)
kroniske (attributive definite singular)
kroniske (attributive plural)
kronisk (positive)
kroniske (plural positive)
kroniske (positive)


dødsdømt

dødsdømt (positive)
dødsdømte (plural positive)
dødsdømte (positive)

From død (“death”) + -s- + dømt (“judged”), see dødsdømme (“sentence to death”), dødsdom (“death sentence”).


dødsdømte

plural and definite singular attributive of dødsdømt


umiddelbar

umiddelbar (neuter umiddelbart, plural and definite singular attributive umiddelbare)

umiddelbart (neuter)
umiddelbare (attributive definite singular)
umiddelbare (attributive plural)

i den umiddelbare nærhed af...

Adfærdsforskere skelner mellem den ultimative årsag til en adfærd og den umiddelbare årsag.¹⁹⁶ Den ultimative årsag til at vi spiser, er at vi ellers ikke overlever. Den umiddelbare årsag er, at vi er sultne.

2003, Tor Nørretranders, Det generøse menneske, Art People, →ISBN:

Behavioural researchers distinguish between the ultimate cause of behaviour and the immmediate cause.¹⁹⁶ The ultimate cause that we eat is that we shall otherwise not survive. The immediate cause is that we are hungry.

2010, Susanne (red.). Bügel, Jørn (red.). Dyerberg, Steen (red.). Stender, Menneskets ernæring, Munksgaard Danmark →ISBN, page 247

An immediate consequence of eating is that you become full, but there are many other consequences of the consumption of foodstuffs that are not experienced in immediate association with the consumption.

En umiddelbar konsekvens af at spise er, at du bliver mæt, men der er mange andre konsekvenser af at forbruge fødevarer, der ikke opleves i umiddelbar tilknytning til forbruget.

immediate, adjacent, being separated by nothing


umiddelbare

plural and definite singular attributive of umiddelbar


nærmest

indefinite singular superlative degree of nær


geografisk

geografisk (positive)
geografiske (plural positive)
geografiske (positive)

geographical or geographic (relating to geography)


protestantisk

protestantisk (plural and definite singular attributive protestantiske)

protestantiske (attributive definite singular)
protestantiske (attributive plural)
protestantisk (positive)
protestantiske (plural positive)
protestantiske (positive)

Protestant (relating to Protestantism or Protestant churches)


selvisk

selvisk (neuter selvisk, plural and definite singular attributive selviske)

selvisk (neuter)
selviske (attributive definite singular)
selviske (attributive plural)

From selv (“self”) + -isk. Calque of English selfish (cf. also German selbstisch).


uegnet

uegnet (positive)
uegnete (plural positive)
uegnete (positive)


overført

overført (neuter overført, plural and definite singular attributive overførte)

overført (neuter)
overførte (attributive definite singular)
overførte (attributive plural)
overført (positive)
overførte (plural positive)
overførte (positive)

i overført betydning
figuratively


alkoholholdig

alkoholholdig (neuter alkoholholdigt, plural and definite singular attributive alkoholholdige)

alkoholholdigt (neuter)
alkoholholdige (attributive definite singular)
alkoholholdige (attributive plural)
alkoholholdig (positive)
alkoholholdigt (positive)
alkoholholdige (plural positive)
alkoholholdige (positive)


svanger

svanger (neuter svangert, plural and definite singular attributive svangre)

svangert (neuter)
svangre (attributive definite singular)
svangre (attributive plural)


moralsk

moralsk (positive)
moralske (plural positive)
moralske (positive)


utopisk

utopisk (positive)
utopiske (plural positive)
utopiske (positive)


katastrofal

katastrofal (neuter katastrofalt, plural and definite singular attributive katastrofale)

katastrofalt (neuter)
katastrofale (attributive definite singular)
katastrofale (attributive plural)
katastrofal (positive)
mere katastrofal (comparative)
mest katastrofal (superlative)
katastrofalt (positive)
katastrofale (plural positive)
mere katastrofal (comparative plural)
mest katastrofal (plural superlative)
katastrofale (positive)
mest katastrofale (superlative)


teleskopisk

teleskopisk (positive)
teleskopiske (plural positive)
teleskopiske (positive)


gælisk

gælisk (positive)
gæliske (plural positive)
gæliske (positive)

Gaelic (relating to the Goidelic group of Celtic languages, the users of these languages and their culture)


canadisk

canadisk (neuter canadisk, plural and definite singular attributive canadiske)

canadisk (neuter)
canadiske (attributive definite singular)
canadiske (attributive plural)

Canadian (of or relating to Canada and Canadians)


canadiske

plural and definite singular attributive of canadisk


kanadisk

kanadisk (positive)
kanadiske (plural positive)
kanadiske (positive)

Canadian (of or pertaining to Canada and Canadians)


omvendt

omvendt (neuter omvendt, plural and definite singular attributive omvendte)

omvendt (neuter)
omvendte (attributive definite singular)
omvendte (attributive plural)


omvendte

plural and definite singular attributive of omvendt


ufarlig

ufarlig (positive)
ufarligt (positive)
ufarlige (plural positive)
ufarlige (positive)


syrisk

syrisk (plural and definite singular attributive syriske)

syriske (attributive definite singular)
syriske (attributive plural)
syrisk (positive)
syriske (plural positive)
syriske (positive)


lineær

lineær (neuter lineært, plural and definite singular attributive lineære, not comparable)

lineært (neuter)
lineære (attributive definite singular)
lineære (attributive plural)

(of a function) being on the form f(x)=ax+b, where a, b are constants


voldsom

voldsom (positive)
voldsommere (comparative)
voldsomst (superlative)
voldsomt (positive)
voldsomme (plural positive)
voldsommere (comparative plural)
voldsomst (plural superlative)
voldsomme (positive)
voldsomste (superlative)

en voldsom blæst

Han var lidt for voldsom i sengen.

forceful, violent (in the sense: involving extreme force, not necessarily implying any physical conflict)


typisk

typisk (neuter typisk, plural and definite singular attributive typiske)

typisk (neuter)
typiske (attributive definite singular)
typiske (attributive plural)
typisk (positive)
mere typisk (comparative)
mest typisk (superlative)
typiske (plural positive)
mere typisk (comparative plural)
mest typisk (plural superlative)
typiske (positive)
mest typiske (superlative)

type + -sk. Ultimately from Ancient Greek τυπικός (tupikós).


typiske

plural and definite singular attributive of typisk


nyfødt

nyfødt (plural and definite singular attributive nyfødte)

nyfødte (attributive definite singular)
nyfødte (attributive plural)


sudanesisk

sudanesisk (plural and definite singular attributive sudanesiske)

sudanesiske (attributive definite singular)
sudanesiske (attributive plural)
sudanesisk (positive)
sudanesiske (plural positive)
sudanesiske (positive)


entusiastisk

entusiastisk (positive)
entusiastiske (plural positive)
entusiastiske (positive)


porøs

porøs (positive)
porøsere (comparative)
porøsest (superlative)
porøst (positive)
porøse (plural positive)
porøsere (comparative plural)
porøsest (plural superlative)
porøse (positive)
porøseste (superlative)


virksom

virksom (positive)
virksommere (comparative)
virksomst (superlative)
virksomt (positive)
virksomme (plural positive)
virksommere (comparative plural)
virksomst (plural superlative)
virksomme (positive)
virksomste (superlative)

Ud fra rent pragmatiske beregninger af, hvad der var mest virksomt over for et folk bestående af selviske, aggressive og opportunistiske individer, skulle magt og vold bruges til at sikre samfundets stabilitet.

2014, Erik J. Huigen, Lemmingeeffekten: - Om krise, ledighed og menneskesyn i Konkurrencestaten, BoD – Books on Demand, →ISBN, page 142:

Based on purely pragmatic calculations of what would be most effective against a people consisting of selfish, aggressive and opportunistic individuals, power and violence were to be used to ensure the stability of society.

Han var især virksom inden for differential- og integralregningen, bidrog til differentialligningsteorien og grundlagde teorien for partielle differentialligninger.

2009, Matematik for Lærere. 1b Kultur, Kundska, Gyldendal Uddannelse, →ISBN, page 79:

He was especially productive within differential and integral calculus, contributed to the theory of differential equations and founded the theory of partial differential equations.

... var virksom inden for ydre mission ...

1996, Elith Olesen, De frigjorte og trællefolket: amerikansk-engelsk indflydelse på dansk kirkeliv omkring år 1900, →ISBN:


søvnløs

søvnløs (neuter søvnløst, plural and definite singular attributive søvnløse)

søvnløst (neuter)
søvnløse (attributive definite singular)
søvnløse (attributive plural)
søvnløs (positive)
mere søvnløs (comparative)
mest søvnløs (superlative)
søvnløst (positive)
søvnløse (plural positive)
mere søvnløs (comparative plural)
mest søvnløs (plural superlative)
søvnløse (positive)
mest søvnløse (superlative)


frossen

frossen (neuter frossent, plural and definite singular attributive frosne)

frossent (neuter)
frosne (attributive definite singular)
frosne (attributive plural)


frossent

[ˈfʁ̥ɔsn̩d̥]

[ˈfʁ̥ʌsn̩d̥]


luksuriøs

luksuriøs (positive)
luksuriøst (positive)
luksuriøse (plural positive)
luksuriøse (positive)

Borrowed from French luxurieux, from Latin luxuriosus.


spartansk

spartansk (plural and definite singular attributive spartanske)

spartanske (attributive definite singular)
spartanske (attributive plural)

[sb̥ɑˈtˢæˀnsɡ̊]

Via German spartanisch and Latin Spartānus

spartan (austere, without comfort or luxury)

Spartan (relating to the Ancient Greek city of Sparta)


omkringliggende

omkringliggende (neuter omkringliggende, plural and definite singular attributive omkringliggende)

omkringliggende (neuter)
omkringliggende (attributive definite singular)
omkringliggende (attributive plural)


javanesisk

javanesisk (positive)
javanesiske (plural positive)
javanesiske (positive)


nervøs

nervøs (positive)
nervøst (positive)
nervøse (plural positive)
nervøse (positive)

From French nerveux, from Latin nervōsus.


kromatografisk

kromatografisk (positive)
kromatografiske (plural positive)
kromatografiske (positive)


uhelbredelig

uhelbredelig (neuter uhelbredeligt, plural and definite singular attributive uhelbredelige)

uhelbredeligt (neuter)
uhelbredelige (attributive definite singular)
uhelbredelige (attributive plural)
uhelbredelig (positive)
uhelbredeligt (positive)
uhelbredelige (plural positive)
uhelbredelige (positive)


recessiv

recessiv (positive)
recessivt (positive)
recessive (plural positive)
recessive (positive)

/ˈʁɛsəˌsiwˀ/


økonomisk

økonomisk (plural and definite singular attributive økonomiske)

økonomiske (attributive definite singular)
økonomiske (attributive plural)
økonomisk (positive)
mere økonomisk (comparative)
mest økonomisk (superlative)
økonomiske (plural positive)
mere økonomisk (comparative plural)
mest økonomisk (plural superlative)
økonomiske (positive)
mest økonomiske (superlative)


grådig

grådig (neuter grådigt, plural and definite singular attributive grådige)

grådigt (neuter)
grådige (attributive definite singular)
grådige (attributive plural)
grådig (positive)
grådigere (comparative)
grådigst (superlative)
grådigt (positive)
grådige (plural positive)
grådigere (comparative plural)
grådigst (plural superlative)
grådige (positive)
grådigste (superlative)

From Old Norse gráðugr, from Proto-Germanic *grēdagaz, cognate with English greedy, Dutch graag (“gladly”). Derived from the noun *grēduz (“desire”).


køresyg

køresyg (positive)
køresygt (positive)
køresyge (plural positive)
køresyge (positive)


mexicansk

mexicansk (positive)
mexicanske (plural positive)
mexicanske (positive)
mexikansk (alternative obsolete)

Mexican (of, from, or pertaining to Mexico)


mexikansk

mexikansk (positive)
mexikanske (plural positive)
mexikanske (positive)


nidkær

nidkær (positive)
nidkært (positive)
nidkære (plural positive)
nidkære (positive)

[ˈniðˠˌkʰɛːˀɐ̯]

Shortened from the obsolete term nidkærlighed. Equivalently, nid (“envy, hatred”) + -kær (“-liking”).


nicaraguansk

nicaraguansk (positive)
nicaraguanske (plural positive)
nicaraguanske (positive)

/nikɑʁɑɡuˈæˀnsɡ/

Nicaraguan (of, from, or pertaining to Nicaragua)


idiotsikker

idiotsikker (positive)
idiotsikkert (positive)
idiotsikre (plural positive)
idiotsikre (positive)


sokratisk

sokratisk (positive)
sokratiske (plural positive)
sokratiske (positive)


høflig

høflig (neuter høfligt, plural and definite singular attributive høflige)

høfligt (neuter)
høflige (attributive definite singular)
høflige (attributive plural)
høflig (positive)
høfligere (comparative)
høfligst (superlative)
høfligt (positive)
høflige (plural positive)
høfligere (comparative plural)
høfligst (plural superlative)
høflige (positive)
høfligste (superlative)

Borrowed from Low German hövelik or German höflich, both meaning "courteous, polite."


høflige

plural and definite singular attributive of høflig


høfligst

predicative superlative degree of høflig


høfligste

attributive superlative degree of høflig


bratte

plural and definite singular attributive of brat


poetisk

poetisk (positive)
poetiske (plural positive)
poetiske (positive)


etymologisk

etymologisk (positive)
etymologiske (plural positive)
etymologiske (positive)


superledende

superledende (positive)
superledende (plural positive)


definitorisk

definitorisk (positive)
definitoriske (plural positive)
definitoriske (positive)


definerlig

definerlig (positive)
definerligt (positive)
definerlige (plural positive)
definerlige (positive)


castiliansk

castiliansk (positive)
castilianske (plural positive)
castilianske (positive)
kastiliansk (alternative colloquial)

Castilian (of, from, or pertaining to Castile)


kastiliansk

kastiliansk (positive)
kastilianske (plural positive)
kastilianske (positive)

(unofficial) Alternative spelling of castiliansk


darwinistisk

darwinistisk (positive)
darwinistiske (plural positive)
darwinistiske (positive)


botanisk

botanisk (positive)
botaniske (plural positive)
botaniske (positive)


gigantisk

gigantisk (plural and definite singular attributive gigantiske)

gigantiske (attributive definite singular)
gigantiske (attributive plural)
gigantisk (positive)
gigantiske (plural positive)
gigantiske (positive)


libysk

libysk (plural and definite singular attributive libyske)

libyske (attributive definite singular)
libyske (attributive plural)
libysk (positive)
libyske (plural positive)
libyske (positive)


endelig

endelig (neuter endeligt, plural and definite singular attributive endelige)

endeligt (neuter)
endelige (attributive definite singular)
endelige (attributive plural)
endelig (positive)
endeligt (positive)
endelige (plural positive)
endelige (positive)


endelige

plural and definite singular attributive of endelig


konisk

konisk (positive)
koniske (plural positive)
koniske (positive)


jordansk

jordansk (positive)
jordanske (plural positive)
jordanske (positive)

Jordanian (relating to Jordan and Jordanians)


overnaturlig

overnaturlig (neuter overnaturligt, plural and definite singular attributive overnaturlige)

overnaturligt (neuter)
overnaturlige (attributive definite singular)
overnaturlige (attributive plural)
overnaturlig (positive)
overnaturligt (positive)
overnaturlige (plural positive)
overnaturlige (positive)

From over- + naturlig. Calque of Latin supernaturalis. Compare German übernatürlich.


muslimsk

muslimsk (neuter muslimsk, plural and definite singular attributive muslimske)

muslimsk (neuter)
muslimske (attributive definite singular)
muslimske (attributive plural)


ungdommelig

ungdommelig (neuter ungdommeligt, plural and definite singular attributive ungdommelige)

ungdommeligt (neuter)
ungdommelige (attributive definite singular)
ungdommelige (attributive plural)
ungdommelig (positive)
ungdommeligt (positive)
ungdommelige (plural positive)
ungdommelige (positive)

[ɔŋˈdʌmˀəli]


keramisk

keramisk (positive)
keramiske (plural positive)
keramiske (positive)


mikroskopisk

mikroskopisk (positive)
mikroskopiske (plural positive)
mikroskopiske (positive)


uafhængig

uafhængig (positive)
uafhængigt (positive)
uafhængige (plural positive)
uafhængige (positive)


yndig

yndig (neuter yndigt, plural and definite singular attributive yndige)

yndigt (neuter)
yndige (attributive definite singular)
yndige (attributive plural)
yndig (positive)
yndigere (comparative)
yndigst (superlative)
yndigt (positive)
yndige (plural positive)
yndigere (comparative plural)
yndigst (plural superlative)
yndige (positive)
yndigste (superlative)

Der er et yndigt land, det står med brede bøge

(Can we date this quote?), “Danish national anthem”, performed by Adam Oehlenschläger:

It is a lovely country, it stands with broad beech trees

lovely, charming, beautiful in a graceful way (often with connotations of femininity)


udramatisk

udramatisk (positive)
udramatiske (plural positive)
udramatiske (positive)


indre

From Old Norse innri, from Proto-Germanic *innarô, cognate with Norwegian indre, Swedish inre, German innerer, English inner. Utilamtely derived from the adverb *in (“in”).


blasfemisk

blasfemisk (positive)
blasfemiske (plural positive)
blasfemiske (positive)


sydafrikansk

sydafrikansk (positive)
sydafrikanske (plural positive)
sydafrikanske (positive)


ateistisk

ateistisk (positive)
ateistiske (plural positive)
ateistiske (positive)


iransk

iransk (neuter iransk, plural and definite singular attributive iranske)

iransk (neuter)
iranske (attributive definite singular)
iranske (attributive plural)
iransk (positive)
iranske (plural positive)
iranske (positive)


trekantet

trekantet (positive)
trekantede (plural positive)
trekantede (positive)


triangulær

triangulær (positive)
triangulært (positive)
triangulære (plural positive)
triangulære (positive)


bibelsk

bibelsk (positive)
bibelske (plural positive)
bibelske (positive)


klimatisk

klimatisk (positive)
klimatiske (plural positive)
klimatiske (positive)


astrologisk

astrologisk (positive)
astrologiske (plural positive)
astrologiske (positive)


meningsløs

meningsløs (neuter meningsløst, plural and definite singular attributive meningsløse)

meningsløst (neuter)
meningsløse (attributive definite singular)
meningsløse (attributive plural)
meningsløs (positive)
meningsløst (positive)
meningsløse (plural positive)
meningsløse (positive)


nomadisk

nomadisk (plural and definite singular attributive nomadiske)

nomadiske (attributive definite singular)
nomadiske (attributive plural)
nomadisk (positive)
nomadiske (plural positive)
nomadiske (positive)


mongolsk

mongolsk (positive)
mongolske (plural positive)
mongolske (positive)

Mongolian (of or pertaining to Mongolia and Mongolians)


gammeldags

[ˈɡɑməlˌdæˀs]


ghanesisk

Ghanaian (relating to Ghana and Ghanaians)


udelelig

udelelig (positive)
udeleligt (positive)
udelelige (plural positive)
udelelige (positive)


delelig

delelig (neuter deleligt, plural and definite singular attributive delelige)

deleligt (neuter)
delelige (attributive definite singular)
delelige (attributive plural)

9 er deleligt med 3.


delelige

plural and definite singular attributive of delelig


barnløs

barnløs (positive)
barnløst (positive)
barnløse (plural positive)
barnløse (positive)

unable to have children (e.g. of a couple)


bevidst

bevidst (plural and definite singular attributive bevidste)

bevidste (attributive definite singular)
bevidste (attributive plural)
bevidst (positive)
bevidste (plural positive)
bevidste (positive)


berømt

berømt (neuter berømt, plural and definite singular attributive berømte)

berømt (neuter)
berømte (attributive definite singular)
berømte (attributive plural)

[b̥eˈʁɶmˀd̥]

Past participle of berømme (“to praise”), from Low German beromen, eventually from Proto-Germanic *bi- + *hrōmiz (“fame, glory”). Compare with German berühmt.


dødfødte

plural and definite singular attributive of dødfødt


refleksiv

refleksiv (positive)
refleksivt (positive)
refleksive (plural positive)
refleksive (positive)


hensynsløs

hensynsløs (neuter singular hensynsløst, definite singular and plural hensynsløse)

hensynsløst (neuter singular)
hensynsløse (definite plural singular)


frustrerende

frustrerende (positive)
frustrerende (plural positive)


umyndig

umyndig (neuter umyndigt, plural and definite singular attributive umyndige)

umyndigt (neuter)
umyndige (attributive definite singular)
umyndige (attributive plural)
umyndig (positive)
umyndigt (positive)
umyndige (plural positive)
umyndige (positive)

legally incapable, lacking legal capacity

underage (below the legal age for some activity)


tosproget

tosproget (positive)
tosprogede (plural positive)
tosprogede (positive)

to (“two”) + sprog (“language”) + -et (“endowed”)


halvtom

halvtom (positive)
halvtomt (positive)
halvtomme (plural positive)
halvtomme (positive)


komisk

komisk (positive)
komiske (plural positive)
komiske (positive)

Borrowed via German komisch and Latin cōmicus from Ancient Greek κωμικός (kōmikós, “concerning comedy”), a derivation from κῶμος (kômos, “revel”).

bor

comical, amusing, funny, causing laughter

(drama) comical, concerning comedy as a dramatic or literary genre


latterlig

head

latterlig (neuter latterligt, plural and definite singular attributive latterlige, comparative latterligere, superlative (predicative) latterligst, superlative (attributive) latterligste)

latterligt (neuter)
latterlige (attributive definite singular)
latterlige (attributive plural)
latterligere (comparative)
latterligst (predicative superlative)
latterligste (attributive superlative)


latterlige

plural and definite singular attributive of latterlig


latterligst

predicative superlative degree of latterlig


latterligste

attributive superlative degree of latterlig


mislykket

mislykket (neuter singular mislykket, definite singular and plural mislykkede)

mislykket (neuter singular)
mislykkede (definite plural singular)

[ˈmisˌløɡ̊əð]

Past participle of mislykkes. Compare German missglückt.


fremragende

fremragende (positive)
mere fremragende (comparative)
mest fremragende (superlative)
fremragende (plural positive)
mere fremragende (comparative plural)
mest fremragende (plural superlative)

[ˈfʁamˌʁɑˀwn̩nə]

[ˈfʁɑmˌʁɑwˀn̩nə]

Present participle of rage frem. Calque of German hervorragend.


mørkhåret

mørkhåret (plural and definite singular attributive mørkhårede)

mørkhårede (attributive definite singular)
mørkhårede (attributive plural)

[ˈmɶɐ̯ɡ̊ˌhɒˀɒð]

From mørk (“dark”) + hår (“hair”) + -et.


gråhåret

gråhåret (positive)
gråhårede (plural positive)
gråhårede (positive)

[ˈɡ̊rʌˌhɒˀɒð]


muskulær

muskulær (neuter muskulært, plural and definite singular attributive muskulære)

muskulært (neuter)
muskulære (attributive definite singular)
muskulære (attributive plural)


kaotisk

kaotisk (positive)
kaotiske (plural positive)
kaotiske (positive)


ør

ør (neuter ørt, plural and definite singular attributive øre)

ørt (neuter)
øre (attributive definite singular)
øre (attributive plural)
ør (positive)
ørt (positive)
øre (plural positive)
øre (positive)

From Old Norse ǿrr, from Proto-Germanic *wōrijaz, probably cognate with English weary.


monetær

monetær (positive)
monetært (positive)
monetære (plural positive)
monetære (positive)

Borrowed from French monétaire, from Latin monetarius.


humanitær

humanitær (positive)
humanitært (positive)
humanitære (plural positive)
humanitære (positive)


urimelig

urimelig (positive)
urimeligere (comparative)
urimeligst (superlative)
urimeligt (positive)
urimelige (plural positive)
urimeligere (comparative plural)
urimeligst (plural superlative)
urimelige (positive)
urimeligste (superlative)

u- (“un-”) + rimelig (“reasonable, just”)


urimelige

plural and definite singular attributive of urimelig


omhyggelig

head

omhyggelig (neuter singular omhyggeligt, definite singular and plural omhyggelige)

omhyggeligt (neuter singular)
omhyggelige (definite plural singular)

Derived from Old Danish omhughelig derived from an old verb omhygge, which may in turn come from Old Norse umhyggja, see Icelandic umhyggja


israelsk

israelsk (neuter israelsk, plural and definite singular attributive israelske, not comparable)

israelsk (neuter)
israelske (attributive definite singular)
israelske (attributive plural)


drukne

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


hektisk

hektisk (positive)
hektiske (plural positive)
hektiske (positive)


termisk

termisk (positive)
termiske (plural positive)
termiske (positive)


kosmetisk

kosmetisk (positive)
kosmetiske (plural positive)
kosmetiske (positive)


nordre

Originally the comparative of nord, from Old Norse norðarri, norðri.


uventet

head

uventet (plural and definite singular attributive uventede)

uventede (attributive definite singular)
uventede (attributive plural)
uventet (positive)
uventede (plural positive)
uventede (positive)


livlig

livlig (positive)
livligere (comparative)
livligst (superlative)
livligt (positive)
livlige (plural positive)
livligere (comparative plural)
livligst (plural superlative)
livlige (positive)
livligste (superlative)


livlige

plural and definite singular attributive of livlig


livligst

predicative superlative degree of livlig


livligste

attributive superlative degree of livlig


horisontal

horisontal (positive)
horisontalt (positive)
horisontale (plural positive)
horisontale (positive)


kryptisk

kryptisk (positive)
kryptiske (plural positive)
kryptiske (positive)


dogmatisk

dogmatisk (positive)
dogmatiske (plural positive)
dogmatiske (positive)

dogme (“Greek: dogmata”) + -isk, from Latin dogmaticus, cognate with English dogmatic

dogmatic; in accordance with a dogma, guided by dogma

(derogatory) dogmatic, authoritarian, following dogma without studying reality


krum

krum (neuter singular krumt, definite singular and plural krumme)

krumt (neuter singular)
krumme (definite plural singular)


føderal

føderal (positive)
føderalt (positive)
føderale (plural positive)
føderale (positive)


dårligste

inflection of dårlig:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of dårlig:
plural superlative degree


verdensberømt

verdensberømt (neuter verdensberømt, plural and definite singular attributive verdensberømte)

verdensberømt (neuter)
verdensberømte (attributive definite singular)
verdensberømte (attributive plural)


rektangulær

rektangulær (positive)
rektangulært (positive)
rektangulære (plural positive)
rektangulære (positive)


pavelig

pavelig (positive)
paveligt (positive)
pavelige (plural positive)
pavelige (positive)


egentlige

plural and definite singular attributive of egentlig


ideologisk

ideologisk (plural and definite singular attributive ideologiske)

ideologiske (attributive definite singular)
ideologiske (attributive plural)
ideologisk (positive)
mere ideologisk (comparative)
mest ideologisk (superlative)
ideologiske (plural positive)
mere ideologisk (comparative plural)
mest ideologisk (plural superlative)
ideologiske (positive)
mest ideologiske (superlative)


ulogisk

ulogisk (positive)
ulogiske (plural positive)
ulogiske (positive)


overflødig

overflødig (neuter overflødigt, plural and definite singular attributive overflødige)

overflødigt (neuter)
overflødige (attributive definite singular)
overflødige (attributive plural)

[ɒwɐˈfløˀði]

Equivalent to overflod (“abundance”) + -ig, borrowed from Middle Low German overflōdich, calque of Latin superfluus. Compare German überflüssig.


peruansk

peruansk (plural and definite singular attributive peruanske)

peruanske (attributive definite singular)
peruanske (attributive plural)
peruansk (positive)
peruanske (plural positive)
peruanske (positive)

Peruvian (relating to Peru and Peruvians)


kunstnerisk

kunstnerisk (positive)
kunstneriske (plural positive)
kunstneriske (positive)


genopladelig

genopladelig (positive)
genopladeligt (positive)
genopladelige (plural positive)
genopladelige (positive)


omnivor

omnivor (positive)
omnivort (positive)
omnivore (plural positive)
omnivore (positive)


øvrige

plural and definite singular attributive of øvrig


parallelt

[pʰɑɑˈlɛlˀd̥]


tydelig

tydelig (neuter tydeligt, plural and definite singular attributive tydelige)

tydeligt (neuter)
tydelige (attributive definite singular)
tydelige (attributive plural)
tydelig (positive)
tydeligere (comparative)
tydeligst (superlative)
tydeligt (positive)
tydelige (plural positive)
tydeligere (comparative plural)
tydeligst (plural superlative)
tydelige (positive)
tydeligste (superlative)


autoritativ

autoritativ (positive)
autoritativt (positive)
autoritative (plural positive)
autoritative (positive)


økologisk

økologisk (neuter økologisk, plural and definite singular attributive økologiske)

økologisk (neuter)
økologiske (attributive definite singular)
økologiske (attributive plural)
økologisk (positive)
økologiske (plural positive)
økologiske (positive)


sarkastisk

sarkastisk (positive)
sarkastiske (plural positive)
sarkastiske (positive)


antagelig

antagelig (neuter antageligt, plural and definite singular attributive antagelige)

antageligt (neuter)
antagelige (attributive definite singular)
antagelige (attributive plural)
antagelig (positive)
antageligt (positive)
antagelige (plural positive)
antagelige (positive)

acceptable, reasonable, justifiable
(as an adverb) quite a lot

acceptable, reasonable, justifiable
quite a lot


utydelig

utydelig (neuter utydeligt, plural and definite singular attributive utydelige)

utydeligt (neuter)
utydelige (attributive definite singular)
utydelige (attributive plural)
utydelig (positive)
utydeligere (comparative)
utydeligst (superlative)
utydeligt (positive)
utydelige (plural positive)
utydeligere (comparative plural)
utydeligst (plural superlative)
utydelige (positive)
utydeligste (superlative)


indspist

indspist (positive)
indspiste (plural positive)
indspiste (positive)

intimate, clannish, tight, socially exclusive


pinlig

pinlig (neuter pinligt, plural and definite singular attributive pinlige)

pinligt (neuter)
pinlige (attributive definite singular)
pinlige (attributive plural)
pinlig (positive)
pinligere (comparative)
pinligst (superlative)
pinligt (positive)
pinlige (plural positive)
pinligere (comparative plural)
pinligst (plural superlative)
pinlige (positive)
pinligste (superlative)

Equivalent to pine (“torment”) + lig. From Middle Low German pīnlik, cf. German peinlich, which has influenced the semantic development of the Danish word.


pinligst

indefinite singular superlative degree of pinlig


pinligste

inflection of pinlig:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of pinlig:
plural superlative degree


blomstrende

en blomstrende økonomi


maskinelle

plural and definite singular attributive of maskinel


stillestående

stationary (not moving)
stagnant (not evolving)


indebrændt

indebrændt (positive)
indebrændte (plural positive)
indebrændte (positive)

Past participle of the Danish verb indebrænde.

Being filled with frustrations and suppressed aggressions.


ufrivillig

ufrivillig (neuter ufrivilligt, plural and definite singular attributive ufrivillige)

ufrivilligt (neuter)
ufrivillige (attributive definite singular)
ufrivillige (attributive plural)

From u (“un-”) + frivillig (“voluntary”), calque of German unfreiwillig.


lydig

lydig (neuter lydigt, plural and definite singular attributive lydige)

lydigt (neuter)
lydige (attributive definite singular)
lydige (attributive plural)
lydig (positive)
lydigt (positive)
lydige (plural positive)
lydige (positive)


ulydig

ulydig (neuter ulydigt, plural and definite singular attributive ulydige)

ulydigt (neuter)
ulydige (attributive definite singular)
ulydige (attributive plural)
ulydig (positive)
ulydigt (positive)
ulydige (plural positive)
ulydige (positive)


obskøn

obskøn (neuter obskønt, plural and definite singular attributive obskøne)

obskønt (neuter)
obskøne (attributive definite singular)
obskøne (attributive plural)
obskøn (positive)
obskønt (positive)
obskøne (plural positive)
obskøne (positive)

From Latin obscēnus. Compare Italian osceno.


idiotisk

idiotisk (positive)
idiotiske (plural positive)
idiotiske (positive)


hyppig

hyppig (neuter hyppigt, plural and definite singular attributive hyppige)

hyppigt (neuter)
hyppige (attributive definite singular)
hyppige (attributive plural)
hyppig (positive)
hyppigere (comparative)
hyppigst (superlative)
hyppigt (positive)
hyppige (plural positive)
hyppigere (comparative plural)
hyppigst (plural superlative)
hyppige (positive)
hyppigste (superlative)

From Middle Low German hǖpich, cognate with German häufig. Derived from the verb hūpe / Haufen (“heap”), from Proto-Germanic *hūpō. Related to *haupaz (English heap and, via Low German, Danish hob).


hyppige

plural and definite singular attributive of hyppig


hyppigst

predicative superlative degree of hyppig


hyppigste

attributive superlative degree of hyppig


sekterisk

sekterisk (plural and definite singular attributive sekteriske)

sekteriske (attributive definite singular)
sekteriske (attributive plural)
sekterisk (positive)
sekteriske (plural positive)
sekteriske (positive)

sekt + -e- + -isk, from German sektiererisch.


sekulær

sekulær (positive)
sekulært (positive)
sekulære (plural positive)
sekulære (positive)


karismatisk

karismatisk (neuter karismatisk, plural and definite singular attributive karismatiske)

karismatisk (neuter)
karismatiske (attributive definite singular)
karismatiske (attributive plural)
karismatisk (positive)
karismatiske (plural positive)
karismatiske (positive)


kvantitativ

kvantitativ (neuter kvantitativt, plural and definite singular attributive kvantitative)

kvantitativt (neuter)
kvantitative (attributive definite singular)
kvantitative (attributive plural)


lettet

lettet (plural and definite singular attributive lettede)

lettede (attributive definite singular)
lettede (attributive plural)
lettet (positive)
lettede (plural positive)
lettede (positive)

relieved (freed from stress, worry or discomfort)


vanskabt

vanskabt (positive)
mere vanskabt (comparative)
mest vanskabt (superlative)
vanskabte (plural positive)
mere vanskabt (comparative plural)
mest vanskabt (plural superlative)
vanskabte (positive)
mest vanskabte (superlative)

van- (“mis-, mal-”) + skabt (“formed, created”)


snusket

snusket (positive)
snuskede (plural positive)
snuskede (positive)


metaforisk

head

metaforisk (plural and definite singular attributive metaforiske)

metaforiske (attributive definite singular)
metaforiske (attributive plural)
metaforisk (positive)
metaforiske (plural positive)
metaforiske (positive)


statsløs

statsløs (neuter statsløst, plural and definite singular attributive statsløse)

statsløst (neuter)
statsløse (attributive definite singular)
statsløse (attributive plural)
statsløs (positive)
statsløst (positive)
statsløse (plural positive)
statsløse (positive)


ligeglad

ligeglad (neuter ligeglad, plural and definite singular attributive ligeglade, comparative mere ligeglad, superlative (predicative) mest ligeglad, superlative (attributive) mest ligeglade)

ligeglad (neuter)
ligeglade (attributive definite singular)
ligeglade (attributive plural)
mere ligeglad (comparative)
mest ligeglad (predicative superlative)
mest ligeglade (attributive superlative)

[ˈliːəˌɡ̊lað̠ˠ]

Jeg er fuldstændig ligeglad.


bekvem

bekvem (neuter bekvemt, plural and definite singular attributive bekvemme)

bekvemt (neuter)
bekvemme (attributive definite singular)
bekvemme (attributive plural)
bekvem (positive)
bekvemmere (comparative)
bekvemmest (superlative)
bekvemt (positive)
bekvemme (plural positive)
bekvemmere (comparative plural)
bekvemmest (plural superlative)
bekvemme (positive)
bekvemmeste (superlative)

From Middle Low German bequēme, bequāme ("appropriate", "functional", "obedient", "comfortable"), related to German bequem and Dutch bekwaam.

Forestillingen er bekvem. Den er bekvem for maleriets ulykkelige elskere, fordi den tilbyder et kunsthistorisk velbeskrevet rum, men den er tillige bekvem for maleriets fjender (...)

2009, Poul Erik Tøjner, Per Kirkeby: maleri, page 108:

The idea is convenient. It is convenient for the unhappy admirers of the painting, as it offers an art-historically well-described dimension, but it is also convenient for the haters of the painting (...)

At den evolutionistiske tænkemåde var bekvem, og måske ekstra bekvem for en kolonimagt som England, er ikke vanskeligt at se (...)

2010, Tove Tybjerg, Religionsforskningen før og nu, 1st volume, page 114:

That the evolutionary way of thinking was convenient, and perhaps particularly convenient to a colonial power such as England, is not difficult to see (...)


mindreårig

mindreårig (neuter mindreårigt, plural and definite singular attributive mindreårige)

mindreårigt (neuter)
mindreårige (attributive definite singular)
mindreårige (attributive plural)
mindreårig (positive)
mindreårigt (positive)
mindreårige (plural positive)
mindreårige (positive)