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10,000 most common Danish words

Ranked by how often each word turns up in everyday Danish, with its meaning in English.

Danish attaches the definite article to the end of the noun, and its spelling is a good deal more conservative than its pronunciation — a lot of what is written here is not fully said aloud.

The most common words in Danish, most frequent first, with IPA pronunciations and English meanings.

#	Word	In English
1	jeg [jɑ̈(j)]	I Example
2	det /de/	the Example
3	er /ɛr/	to be Example
4	du [ˈd̥u]	thou, you Example
5	ikke /ˈeɡə/	not Example
6	at /ad/	that Example
7	i [i]	in, inside Example
8	en /en/	a, an Example
9	og [ʌ]	and Example
10	har [hɑˀ]	to have, have got Example
11	vi /vi/	we Example
12	til /te(l)/	to, towards Example
13	på [pʰɔ̽]	on Example
14	hvad [ʋæð̠˕ˠ]	what Example
15	med /mɛð/	with Example
16	så /ˈsɔ/	so, often with a following dependent result clause… Example
17	for [ˈfoˀɐ̯]	of Example
18	mig /mɑj/	first person singular accusative personal pronoun; me Example
19	der /ˈdɛːˀr/	there Example
20	han /han/	he Example
21	dig /dɑj/	you Example
22	de /di/	plural definite article Example
23	den /dɛnˀ/	the Example
24	kan [ˈkʰanˀ]	to be able, can Example
25	af [a]	by Example
26	var [ˈʋɑˀ]	to be Example
27	vil /vil/	to want to, be willing to Example
28	her /hɛr/	here Example
29	et /et/	a, an Example
30	skal /skalˀ/	will, would, shall, should Example
31	men /meːn/	but Example
32	ved [(ˈ)ʋeð]	at, by Example
33	om [ˈʌmˀ	about Example
34	nu /nu/	now Example
35	ja /ja/	yes Example
36	som /sɔm/	as, like Example
37	hun [hun]	she Example
38	nej /nɛj/	no Example
39	min /miːn/	mine 1.st person singular possessive pronoun Example
40	noget /nɔːəð/	a little, a bit, somewhat Example
41	ham /ˈhɑmˀ/	him: objective of han Example
42	være /ˈvɛːʁə/	to be Example
43	bare /ˈbaːrə/	just Example
44	din /diːn/	your, thy Example
45	hvor /vɒˀ/	where Example
46	må [ˈmɔˀ]	must, have to, got to Example
47	hvis /ves/	if Example
48	os /ɔs/	us, objective of vi Example
49	kom [ˈkʰʌm]	to come Example
50	ud /uðˀ/	out Example
51	dem /dɛm/	them Example
52	godt /ɡɔt/	well Example
53	fra /fra/	from Example
54	have /ˈhaːvə/	sea, ocean Example
55	ville /vilə/	to want to, be willing to Example
56	se [ˈseˀ]	to see Example
57	gør /ɡœr/	to do, perform, execute Example
58	hvorfor /ˈvofɔ/	wherefore, why Example
59	alle /alə/	all Example
60	lige [ˈliːə]	just, recently Example
61	op [ˈʌb]	up Example
62	hende /ˈhɛnə/	objective case of hun: her Example
63	sig /saj/	third-person pronoun Example
64	hvordan [ʋʌˈd̥an]	how Example
65	tror /ˈtʁoɐ̯ˀ/	to believe Example
66	tak /tak/	to thank Example
67	gøre /ɡœrə/	to do, perform, execute Example
68	kunne [ˈkʰunə]	to be able, can Example
69	lad /ˈlaðˀ/	let Example
70	kommer [ˈkʰʌmˀɐ̯]	to come Example
71	havde [ˈhæːðə]	to have, have got Example
72	eller /ˈɛlər/	or Example
73	meget /ˈmajəð/	very Example
74	nok [ˈnʌɡ̊]	enough Example
75	få [ˈfɔˀ]	few Example
76	da /ˈdeːˀˌaːˀ/	surely Example
77	ingen /ˈenɡən/	no Example
78	man /maːˀn/	you, one, they, people Example
79	gå [ˈɡ̊ɔˀ]	to go Example
80	går /ɡɒːˀr/	to go Example
81	hvem /vɛmˀ/	who Example
82	bliver [ˈb̥liwˀɐ]	to become; the latter is preferred with nouns if a change… Example
83	efter /ˈɛfdɐ/	after; subsequent; later in time than Example
84	sagde /saːɣə/	to say Example
85	tilbage /teˈbaːjə/	back Example
86	når /nɒːˀ/	when Example
87	alt /ˈalˀd/	all Example
88	måske /mɔskeː/	perhaps, possibly, maybe Example
89	også [ˈʌs(ə)]	too, as well, also Example
90	jo [jo]	as you know or should know Example
91	mit /mit/	mine 1.st person singular possessive pronoun Example
92	ind /ˈenˀ/	in Example
93	vores [ˈʋɒ̝ːɒ̝s]	our, ours Example
94	hej /hɑj/	hi, hello Example
95	mere /meːrə/	more Example
96	hans /hans/	he Example
97	skulle [ˈsɡ̊ulə]	will, would, shall, should Example
98	blev [ˈb̥lewˀ]	to become; the latter is preferred with nouns if a change… Example
99	nogen [ˈnoən]	some Example
100	lidt /let/	a little, slightly Example
101	aldrig /aldri/	never Example
102	får /fɒːˀ/	to get Example
103	siger /ˈsiːɐ/	to say Example
104	selv /sɛlˀ/	self, -self Example
105	far /fɑː/	father, dad Example
106	over /ˈʌwɐ/	above Example
107	to [ˈtˢoˀ]	two Example
108	kun [ˈkʰɔn]	only Example
109	sådan [ˈsʌd̥ən]	like this, like that, in this way, in that way Example
110	ser /seːr/	to see Example
111	dit /ˈdid/	your, thy Example
112	jer /jɛɐ̯/	second person plural objective case – you, yourselves Example
113	igen /iˈɡɛn/	again Example
114	mor /moːɐ̯/	To amuse, entertain Example
115	sammen /ˈsɑmˀən/	together Example
116	tager /taːˀr/	to take, get, pick up Example
117	mand /manˀ/	man Example
118	hele /ˈheːlə/	whole, entire, complete, full Example
119	deres [ˈd̥ɛɒ̯̽s]	their Example
120	dag /daːˀɣ/	day Example
121	tage /ta(ːˀ)/	roof Example
122	mine /miːnə/	mine 1.st person singular possessive pronoun Example
123	sige [ˈsiːə]	to say Example
124	gjorde /ɡjoːrə/	to do, perform, execute Example
125	fordi /fɔˈdiːˀ/	because Example
126	end /ɛn/	than Example
127	undskyld /ˈonˌsɡylˀ/	to excuse Example
128	før [ˈfœ̝ɐ̯ˀ]	before Example
129	været /ˈvɛːʌð/	to be Example
130	komme [ˈkʰʌmə]	to come Example
131	hold [ˈhʌlˀ]	to hold Example
132	væk [ˈvɛɡ̊]	gone Example
133	dette [ˈd̥ɛd̥ə]	this; this one Example
134	blive /bliːə/	to become; the latter is preferred with nouns if a change… Example
135	år /ɔːˀr/	year Example
136	ned /nɛð/	down, downwards Example
137	helt /hɛlˀt/	completely, altogether, quite, fully, totally, absolutely Example
138	fik [ˈfeɡ̊]	to get Example
139	tid [ˈtˢiˀð]	time Example
140	denne [ˈd̥ɛnə]	this; this one Example
141	god [ˈɡ̊oˀð]	good Example
142	gang /ɡ̊anɡ̊/	To multiply Example
143	laver /ˈlaːvɐ/	to make, create, construct, produce Example
144	nogle [ˈnoːlə]	some Example
145	sted [ˈsd̥ɛð]	imperative of stede Example
146	mange [ˈmɑŋə]	many Example
147	folk /fɔlk/	people, persons Example
148	dine /ˈdiːnə/	your, thy Example
149	tale /tsʰaːlə/	speech, talk, address, discourse Example
150	tag /taːˀɣ/	to take, get, pick up Example
151	ting /tenˀɡ/	thing Example
152	siden /sidən/	since, later, afterwards, in the time since then Example
153	finde /fenə/	to find Example
154	altid /altid/	always Example
155	brug [ˈb̥ʁuˀ]	to use Example
156	stadig /staːdi/	constantly Example
157	hjem [ˈjɛmˀ]	home Example
158	virkelig /ˈviɐ̯ɡəli/	really, truly Example
159	fint /ˈfiːˀnd/	finely Example
160	anden /ˈanən/	other, another, else Example
161	lille /lilə/	small, little, slight Example
162	kender /ˈkɛnɐ/	know Example
163	andre /andrə/	others Example
164	elsker /ˈɛlsɡɐ/	to love Example
165	liv /liːv/	life Example
166	intet /ˈendəð/	no Example
167	tog /tɔː(ˀ)ɣ/	to take, get, pick up Example
168	ret /rɛt/	straight Example
169	gerne /ˈɡɛɐ̯nə/	with pleasure; gladly, willingly, readily Example
170	uden /ˈuðən/	without Example
171	vent [ˈvɛnˀd̥]	wait Example
172	hendes [ˈhenəs]	she Example
173	vel /ˈvɛl/	well Example
174	lide [ˈliːðə]	suffer Example
175	hjælpe [ˈjɛlb̥ə]	to help Example
176	set /ˈseːˀd/	to see Example
177	mod [ˈmoˀð]	toward, towards; to Example
178	troede /ˈtroːəðə/	to believe Example
179	tre [ˈtˢʁ̥ɛˀ]	three Example
180	vide /viːðə/	to know Example
181	gud [ˈɡ̊uð]	god, God Example
182	gik /ˈɡiɡ/	to go Example
183	klar [ˈkʰl̥ɑˀ]	to manage, to handle, to cope Example
184	bedre [b̥e̝ðʁɐ]	good Example
185	vej [ˈʋɑjˀ]	weigh Example
186	gjort /ɡjorˀt/	to do, perform, execute Example
187	sidste /sistə/	last Example
188	sker /ˈsɡeɐ̯ˀ/	be Example
189	død [ˈd̥øˀð]	die Example
190	samme /samə/	same Example
191	vidste [ˈʋesd̥ə]	to know Example
192	sin /ˈsiːˀn/	third-person sg pronoun, meaning his/her/its Example
193	fanden [ˈfanən]	the hell, the devil Example
194	forstår [fʌˈsd̥ɔɐ̯ˀ]	to understand Example
195	arbejde /ˈarˌbajdə/	work Example
196	nå /nɔːˀ/	to reach Example
197	hør /hœr/	to hear Example
198	første /fœrstə/	first Example
199	giv /ɡiː/	to give Example
200	penge /pɛŋə/	money Example
201	hjælp [ˈjɛlˀb̥]	to help Example
202	andet /ˈænəð/	second Example
203	hen [ˈhɛn]	Used with a verb, indicating a movement towards or to… Example
204	ven /vɛn/	friend Example
205	giver [ˈɡ̊iːʋɐ]	to give Example
206	aften /ˈaftən/	evening Example
207	blevet [ˈb̥leːʋəð]	to become; the latter is preferred with nouns if a change… Example
208	jeres [ˈjɛɒ̽s]	your Example
209	give [ˈɡ̊iˀ]	to give Example
210	burde /bordə/	ought Example
211	høre /ˈhøːʁə/	to hear Example
212	taler /taːlər/	speech, talk, address, discourse Example
213	længe [ˈlɛŋə]	long Example
214	eneste /eːnəstə/	only, sole Example
215	morgen /ˈmɔr.ən/	morning Example
216	endnu /eˈnu/	yet Example
217	under /on(ˀ)ər/	underneath Example
218	holde [ˈhʌlə]	to hold Example
219	fandt [ˈfanˀd̥]	to find Example
220	bruge /ˈbruːə/	to use Example
221	skat /skat/	treasure Example
222	synes [ˈsynəs]	to think Example
223	bedste /ˈbɛsdə/	good Example
224	står [ˈsd̥ɒˀ]	to stand Example
225	venner /ˈvɛnɐ/	friend Example
226	fortælle /fɔˈtɛlˀə/	to tell, to report Example
227	sikker [ˈseɡ̊ɐ]	safe, secure Example
228	finder /fenər/	to find Example
229	vær /vɛːr/	to be Example
230	navn [ˈnɑwˀn]	name Example
231	skete [ˈsɡ̊eːd̥ə]	be Example
232	måde [ˈmɔːðə]	method, way Example
233	tro /troːˀ/	belief Example
234	døde [ˈd̥øːðə]	dead, inanimate Example
235	sikkert /ˈseɡʌd/	probably Example
236	hos [hɔs]	at X's abode Example
237	selvfølgelig [sɛlˈføljəli]	of course, naturally, sure Example
238	holder [ˈhʌlɐ]	to hold Example
239	par [ˈpʰɑ]	pair Example
240	hedder /ˈheðˀɐ/	to be called Example
241	nødt [ˈnøˀd̥]	see nødt til Example
242	flere [ˈfleːɐ]	more Example
243	fået /ˈfɔːəð/	to get Example
244	behøver /beˈhøːˀvɐ/	to need Example
245	hver /ˈvɛːˀr/	every, each Example
246	først /fœrst/	first, firstly Example
247	engang /enɡanɡ/	once, one day, at one time Example
248	vist [ˈʋesd̥]	I think Example
249	verden [ˈʋaɐ̯d̥n̩]	world Example
250	betyder /beˈtyðˀɐ/	to mean Example
251	ude /uːdə/	out Example
252	ellers /ˈɛlˀʌs/	otherwise Example
253	snart [ˈsnɑˀt]	soon Example
254	stop /ˈsdʌb/	to stop, halt Example
255	stor /stoːˀr/	large Example
256	bange /baŋə/	afraid, frightened, scared Example
257	børn /ˈbœrn/	child Example
258	næste /nɛstə/	neighbour Example
259	faktisk /faktisk/	actual, real Example
260	gav [ˈɡ̊æˀ]	to give Example
261	søn /sœn/	son Example
262	pige /ˈpiːə/	girl Example
263	fyr /fyːˀr/	to sack Example
264	prøver /ˈpʁøːvɐ/	trial, test, examination Example
265	ked [ˈkʰeðˀ]	tired, sorry Example
266	derfor /ˈd̥eːɐ̯.foɐ̯/	therefore Example
267	hallo /halɔ/	hello Example
268	familie /faˈmilˀjə/	family Example
269	gange /ˈɡɑŋə/	Used between two or more sizes to specify a target object,… Example
270	gode [ˈɡ̊oːðə]	good Example
271	tiden /ˈtiðˀən/	time Example
272	øjeblik /øjəblek/	blink of an eye, moment Example
273	nye /ˈnyːə/	new Example
274	store /ˈsdoːɐ/	large Example
275	lade [ˈlæːðə]	languid, lazy, indolent Example
276	lave /ˈlaːvə/	low Example
277	ligesom [ˈlisʌm]	sort of, kind of, as it were Example
278	alene [ˈæle̝ːnə]	only Example
279	mænd /mɛnˀ/	man Example
280	møde [ˈmøːðə]	meeting Example
281	ihjel /ijɛl/	to death Example
282	skyld /skylˀ/	blame, guilt Example
283	sagt [ˈsɑɡ̊d̥]	to say Example
284	gamle /ˈɡɑmlə/	old Example
285	dage /ˈdaːə/	day Example
286	galt [ˈɡalˀd]	a castrated male pig Example
287	mennesker /mɛnəskər/	human, human being, man Example
288	kone [ˈkʰoːnə]	wife Example
289	ses [ˈseˀs]	to see Example
290	fundet /ˈfɔnˀəð/	to find Example
291	allerede /ˈaləˌʁeːðə/	already Example
292	arbejder /ˈarˌbajdər/	work Example
293	grund [ɡ̊ʁɔnˀ]	to prime Example
294	slags /slaːˀɣs/	A hit, punch Example
295	stille [ˈsd̥elə]	still, quietly, silently Example
296	én /ˈeːˀn/	alternative form of en Example
297	fem [ˈfɛmˀ]	five Example
298	hvornår /vɒˈnɒːˀ/	when Example
299	taget /taːˀɣəð/	roof Example
300	ønsker /ˈønsɡɐ/	wish Example
301	dø [ˈd̥øˀ]	die Example
302	rigtig /ˈrekti/	right Example
303	glad /ˈɡlað/	happy, glad Example
304	orden /ɔrˀdən/	order, neatness Example
305	huske [ˈhusɡ̊ə]	to remember Example
306	længere /ˈlɛŋɐɐ/	anymore Example
307	disse [ˈd̥isə]	this; this one Example
308	farvel /fɑːˈvɛl/	goodbye, farewell Example
309	slå /slɔːˀ/	bolt Example
310	hørte /ˈhøɐ̯də/	to hear Example
311	lyder /ˈlyːˀdɐ/	flaw, blemish Example
312	begge [ˈb̥ɛɡ̊ə]	both Example
313	bil /biːl/	car, automobile Example
314	dræbe [ˈd̥ʁɛːb̥ə]	to kill Example
315	hinanden /hinanən/	each other Example
316	hørt /ˈhøɐ̯ˀd/	to hear Example
317	del [ˈd̥eˀl]	divide Example
318	rigtigt /ˈʁeɡdid/	right Example
319	minutter /miˈnudɐ/	minute Example
320	barn /barn/	child Example
321	politiet /poliˈtiːˀəð/	police Example
322	fejl /ˈfɑjˀl/	wrongly, erroneously, mis- Example
323	s /ˈɛs/	abbreviation of springer Example
324	senere [ˈseːnɐɐ]	later Example
325	bilen /ˈbiːlən/	car, automobile Example
326	håber /ˈhɔːbɐ/	to hope Example
327	kvinde /ˈkvenə/	A woman Example
328	hører /ˈhøːɐ/	to hear Example
329	haft [ˈhɑfd̥]	to have, have got Example
330	virker /ˈviɐ̯ɡɐ/	work, labor Example
331	herfra /ˈheɐ̯ˀˌfʁɑ/	from here; hence Example
332	fire /fiːrə/	four Example
333	l /ˈɛl/	abbreviation of løber Example
334	tænkte /tɛnktə/	to think Example
335	kommet /kɔməd/	to come Example
336	sket [ˈsɡ̊eˀd̥]	be Example
337	dør /dœːr/	die Example
338	helvede /ˈhɛlvedə/	hell Example
339	hus [ˈhuˀs]	house, harbour Example
340	fortæl /fɒˈtɛlˀ/	to tell, to report Example
341	rolig /ˈʁoːli/	calm, quiet, peaceful Example
342	venter /ˈvɛndɐ/	wait Example
343	hurtigt /ˈhuɐ̯did/	rapidly, expeditiously Example
344	frem /frɛm/	forward, toward Example
345	klare /klarə/	to manage, to handle, to cope Example
346	kører [ˈkʰøːɐ]	to drive Example
347	ny /nyː/	new Example
348	heller /ˈhɛlɐ/	either Example
349	spørgsmål /ˈspœɐ̯sˌmɔˀl/	question Example
350	langt /ˈlɑŋˀd/	long Example
351	rundt [ˈʁɔnˀd̥]	round, around Example
352	bror /ˈbʁoɐ̯/	brother Example
353	næsten /nɛstən/	nearly Example
354	hvilken /ˈvelɡən/	what, which, the Example
355	byen /ˈbyːˀən/	town, city Example
356	bliv /ˈbliːˀ/	to become; the latter is preferred with nouns if a change… Example
357	sandt /ˈsanˀd/	true Example
358	gået /ˈɡɔːəð/	to go Example
359	livet /ˈliːˀvəð/	life Example
360	pas /ˈpas/	passport Example
361	leder /leːdər/	to manage, run Example
362	bør /bøːˀr/	ought Example
363	indtil /ˈenˀte/	until, till Example
364	fortalte /fɔrˈtalˀtə/	to tell, to report Example
365	side /ˈsiːdə/	side; a bounding straight edge or surface Example
366	inden /ˈenən/	inner, interior Example
367	hellere /ˈhɛlɐɐ/	rather Example
368	ringer /ˈʁeŋɐ/	To call, to telephone Example
369	bad [ˈb̥að]	to ask, request Example
370	imod [iˈmoˀð]	against Example
371	videre /vidərə/	farther, further Example
372	tænker /ˈtɛŋɡɐ/	to think Example
373	lort /lort/	crap, shit Example
374	ingenting /ˈeŋənˌteŋˀ/	nothing Example
375	mens /mɛns/	while, when Example
376	beklager /beˈklaːˀɐ/	sorry Example
377	pis /ˈpes/	piss Example
378	sit /ˈsid/	third-person sg pronoun, meaning his/her/its Example
379	problem /pʁoˈbleːˀm/	problem Example
380	ord /oːˀr/	word Example
381	vejen /ˈvɑjən/	road Example
382	sød /søːˀð/	sweeten Example
383	ondt /ˈɔnˀd/	evil Example
384	dreng /ˈdrɛŋˀ/	boy, lad Example
385	sent /ˈseːˀnd/	late Example
386	sjovt /ˈɕʌwˀd/	funnily Example
387	sæt /sɛt/	to put, place, set Example
388	lang /lanɡ/	long Example
389	job [ˈd̥jʌb̥]	a task Example
390	inde [ˈenə]	inside, indoors Example
391	datter /ˈdadɐ/	daughter Example
392	problemer /pʁoˈbleːˀmɐ/	problem Example
393	timer /tajmər/	hour Example
394	prøve /prøːvə/	trial, test, examination Example
395	svært /ˈsvɛɐ̯ˀd/	difficult, hard, stiff, tough Example
396	køre /køːrə/	to drive Example
397	nogensinde /ˈnoːɡənˈsenə/	ever, at some time Example
398	bag /baːˀɣ/	behind Example
399	lader [ˈlæːðɒ]	barn Example
400	snakke /snakə/	to talk, speak Example
401	færdig /ˈfɛɐ̯di/	finished, completed Example
402	vise [ˈʋiːsə]	wise Example
403	stedet /ˈsdɛðˀəð/	place Example
404	ligner /ˈliːnɐ/	resemble, look like Example
405	ti /tiːˀ/	ten Example
406	dræbte [ˈd̥ʁab̥d̥ə]	to kill Example
407	egen /ˈɑjən/	own Example
408	gammel /ɡaməl/	old Example
409	hjemme /jɛmə/	at home, home Example
410	forbi /fɒˈbiːˀ/	Finished Example
411	tænk /ˈtɛŋˀɡ/	to think Example
412	fantastisk /fanˈtasdisɡ/	incredible, amazing, fantastic Example
413	dog /ˈdʌw/	however Example
414	bor /boːr/	to live, reside, dwell Example
415	mad /mað/	food Example
416	fri /friː/	to propose Example
417	sidder /ˈseðˀɐ/	to sit Example
418	tænke /tɛnkə/	to think Example
419	stoppe [ˈsd̥ʌb̥ə]	to stop, halt Example
420	gennem /(i)ɡɛnˀəm/	through Example
421	føler [ˈføːlɐ]	to feel, sense Example
422	omkring /ɔmˈkreŋ/	about Example
423	ad [að]	by Example
424	ske [sɡ̊eˀ]	be Example
425	igennem /iɡɛnˀəm/	through Example
426	mellem /mɛləm/	between Example
427	velkommen /ˈvɛlˌkɔmˀən/	welcome Example
428	kæft [ˈkɛfd]	mouth Example
429	måtte /ˈmɔtə/	mat Example
430	ringe /ˈʁeŋə/	circle Example
431	hader /ˈhaːðɐ/	to hate Example
432	løb [ˈløˀb̥]	to run Example
433	stå [ˈsd̥ɔˀ]	to stand Example
434	spise /spiːsə/	food Example
435	vente /vɛntə/	wait Example
436	chance [ˈɕɑŋsə]	chance Example
437	ligger /ˈleɡɐ/	to lie Example
438	slet [ˈslɛd̥]	at all Example
439	nyt /ˈnyt/	new Example
440	slap /ˈslɑb/	to let go, release, drop Example
441	døren /ˈdœːˀʌn/	door Example
442	våben /vɔːbən/	a weapon Example
443	slår /slɔːˀr/	to beat, hit, knock Example
444	kalder /ˈkalɐ/	to call, to refer to Example
445	husker /ˈhusɡɐ/	to remember Example
446	handler /ˈhanˀlɐ/	commerce, trading Example
447	ring /renɡ/	To call, to telephone Example
448	passer /pasər/	compass, pair of compasses Example
449	hvilket /ˈvelɡəð/	what, which, the Example
450	fortæller /fɔrˈtɛlˀər/	to tell, to report Example
451	beder /ˈbeːðɐ/	beet Example
452	mest /mest/	mostly; for the most part Example
453	lavet [ˈlɑwˀəð]	to make, create, construct, produce Example
454	huset /ˈhuːˀsəð/	house Example
455	al /al/	all Example
456	tæt /tɛt/	closely Example
457	snakker /ˈsnɑɡɐ/	to talk, speak Example
458	uge /ˈuːə/	week Example
459	seks /sɛks/	six Example
460	hovedet /ˈhoːəðəð/	head Example
461	spørge [ˈsb̥ɶɐ̯wə]	to ask, inquire Example
462	hånd /hɔnˀ/	hand Example
463	søster [ˈsøsd̥ɐ]	sister Example
464	leve [ˈleːʋə]	to live, be alive Example
465	plads /plas/	place Example
466	hjælper [ˈjɛlb̥ɐ]	to help Example
467	redde /reðə/	to save, rescue Example
468	sgu [ˈsɡ̊u]	An intensifier Example
469	holdt [ˈhʌlˀd̥]	to hold Example
470	historie /histoːˀriɘ/	history Example
471	sine /siːnə/	third-person sg pronoun, meaning his/her/its Example
472	ben /beːˀn/	leg Example
473	bruger /ˈbʁuːɣɐ/	to use Example
474	helst /hɛlst/	with pleasure; gladly, willingly, readily Example
475	fast /fast/	firm Example
476	talte /taːltə/	to make a speech Example
477	dræbt [ˈd̥ʁab̥d̥]	to kill Example
478	stort [ˈsd̥oˀɐ̯d̥]	large Example
479	glem /ˈɡlɛmˀ/	to forget Example
480	blod [ˈb̥loˀð]	blood Example
481	live /liːvə/	to enliven Example
482	nummer [ˈnɔmˀɐ]	number Example
483	the /ˈteːˀ/	alternative spelling of te Example
484	kæreste [ˈkʰaːɐsd̥ə]	boyfriend or girlfriend; significant other Example
485	sandheden /ˈsanˌheðˀən/	truth Example
486	sagen /ˈsaːˀən/	matter, affair Example
487	jorden /ˈjoːˀʌn/	earth Example
488	begynder /beɡønər/	to start, begin, commence, open Example
489	måneder /ˈmɔːnəðɐ/	month Example
490	tur /tuːr/	turn Example
491	spille /spelə/	to play Example
492	kvinder /ˈkvenɐ/	A woman Example
493	slog /sloːˀ/	to beat, hit, knock Example
494	nat /nad̥/	night Example
495	seng /ˈsɛnɡ/	bed Example
496	lavede [ˈlæːʋəðə]	to make, create, construct, produce Example
497	valg /valˀɣ/	choice Example
498	gift /ɡift/	marry Example
499	skide /skiːðə/	bloody Example
500	piger /ˈpiːɐ/	girl Example
501	ringede /ˈʁeŋəðə/	To call, to telephone Example
502	prøv /ˈpʁøwˀ/	to try Example
503	fuld /fulˀ/	full Example
504	time /ˈtiːmə/	hour Example
505	alligevel /aˈliːəˌvɛl/	nonetheless, nevertheless Example
506	lære [ˈlɛːɐ]	to teach Example
507	idé [iˈd̥eˀ]	idea Example
508	værsgo /ˈvɛɐ̯ˈsɡoːˀ/	here you are Example
509	vand /ˈvanˀ/	water Example
510	spiller /spelər/	music player Example
511	drenge /ˈdrɛnɡə/	boy, lad Example
512	tænkt [ˈtˢɛŋˀd̥]	to think Example
513	tidligere [ˈtˢiðliɐɐ]	early Example
514	kort /kɔrt/	briefly Example
515	mindre /mendrə/	small, little, slight Example
516	besked /beskeːˀð/	message Example
517	talt /taːˀlt/	to make a speech Example
518	rigtige /ˈʁeɡˌdiːˀə/	right Example
519	prøvede /ˈpʁøːvəðə/	to try Example
520	præcis /prɛˈsiːˀs/	precisely, specifically Example
521	læg /lɛːˀɡ/	to lay Example
522	masse /masə/	mass, pulp Example
523	øjne /ɔjnə/	eye Example
524	klokken /klɔkən/	o'clock Example
525	forkert /fɔˈkeːˀrd/	wrongly, wrong, erroneously Example
526	hårdt [ˈhɒːd̥]	hard Example
527	fedt [ˈfed̥]	fat, obese Example
528	agent /aˈɡɛnˀd/	agent Example
529	dagen /ˈdaːˀən/	day Example
530	smuk /smok/	beautiful, handsome, good-looking Example
531	kaptajn /kɑbˈtɑjˀn/	captain Example
532	øje /ɔjə/	eye Example
533	forstå [fʌˈsd̥ɔˀ]	to understand Example
534	elskede /ˈɛlsɡəðə/	to love Example
535	slut /slut/	to end, to finish Example
536	forældre /fɒˈɛlˀdʁɐ/	parents Example
537	lov /ˈlɔv/	to promise Example
538	sætte [ˈsɛd̥ə]	to put, place, set Example
539	fortalt /fɔrˈtalˀt/	to tell, to report Example
540	muligt /ˈmuːlid/	possible Example
541	kærlighed /ˈkɛrliˌheːd/	love, affection Example
542	lever [ˈlewˀɐ]	to live, be alive Example
543	mening [ˈmeːneŋ]	an opinion Example
544	hjerte /jɛrtə/	heart Example
545	chef /ˈsjɛːˀf/	A boss; person in charge, person who directly oversees the… Example
546	sætter /ˈsɛdɐ/	to put, place, set Example
547	foran [ˈfɒːˈanˀ]	ahead, in front Example
548	vigtigt /ˈveɡdid/	important Example
549	ligeglad [ˈliːəˌɡ̊lað̠ˠ]	indifferent Example
550	arbejdet /ˈɑːˌbɑjˀdəð/	work Example
551	sjov /sjɔv/	fun Example
552	perfekt /pɛɐ̯ˈfɛɡd/	perfectly Example
553	små [smɔˀ]	small, little, slight Example
554	luk /ˈlɔɡ/	to close Example
555	uger /ˈuːɐ/	week Example
556	forstået /fɒˈsdɔːˀəð/	to understand Example
557	aner /ˈaːnɐ/	forefather Example
558	sag /saːɡ/	matter, affair Example
559	vis [ˈʋiˀs]	to show Example
560	lyst /løst/	light, bright Example
561	viser /ˈviːsɐ/	song, ballad, ditty Example
562	fred /freð/	peace Example
563	dollars /ˈdɐlɑs/	a dollar Example
564	værre /vɛrə/	worse, more bad, more badly Example
565	aftale /avtalə/	arrangement Example
566	sidst /ˈsisd/	last Example
567	find /fend/	to find Example
568	spørger [ˈsb̥ɶɐ̯wɐ]	to ask, inquire Example
569	steder [ˈsd̥ɛːðɐ]	place Example
570	tom [ˈtˢʌmˀ]	empty Example
571	plan /ˈplaːˀn/	a plan Example
572	rejse [ˈʁɑjsə]	journey Example
573	udenfor /ˈuːðənˌfɒ/	outside Example
574	hente [ˈhɛndə]	to fetch, retrieve Example
575	svar /svɑːˀ/	to answer, reply, respond Example
576	dræber [ˈd̥ʁɛːb̥ə]	to kill Example
577	unge [ˈɔŋə]	young Example
578	ansigt [ˈanˌseɡd̥]	face Example
579	ej /aj/	own Example
580	held [ˈhɛlˀ]	luck, fortune Example
581	købe [ˈkʰøːb̥ə]	buy Example
582	værd /ˈvɛːˀr/	worth Example
583	betale /beˈtaːˀlə/	to pay Example
584	kendte [ˈkɛnˀd̥ə]	known Example
585	dårligt /ˈdɒːlid/	bad, badly, poorly Example
586	endelig /ˈɛnəli/	finally, eventually Example
587	beskytte /beˈsɡødə/	to defend, protect Example
588	findes [ˈfenəs]	to find Example
589	spil /ˈsbel/	A game Example
590	roligt /ˈʁoːlid/	calm, quiet, peaceful Example
591	let [ˈlɛd̥]	lightly Example
592	sender /ˈsɛnər/	to send Example
593	værelse [ˈʋaːɐlsə]	room; separate part of a building Example
594	stod [ˈsd̥oðˀ]	to stand Example
595	fyre /fyːrə/	guy Example
596	dårlig [ˈd̥ɒːli]	bad, unwell, poor Example
597	bede /beːðə/	bed Example
598	land /lanˀ/	to land Example
599	derude /ˈdeɐ̯ˀˌuːðə/	out there Example
600	oppe /ˈɐbə/	try one's best; try to improve Example
601	begyndte /beˈɡønˀdə/	to start, begin, commence, open Example
602	hoved /ˈhoːəð/	head Example
603	person /ˈpeɐ̯ˌsʌn/	character Example
604	stykke [ˈsd̥øɡ̊ə]	piece Example
605	træt /trɛt/	tired Example
606	by [ˈb̥yˀ]	town, city Example
607	manden /mænˀn̩/	man Example
608	sex /ˈsɛɡs/	Sexual intercourse, sex Example
609	sikke /ˈseɡə/	what Example
610	natten /ˈnadən/	night Example
611	kære /ˈkɛːrə/	to appeal Example
612	sikkerhed /ˈseɡɐˌheðˀ/	safety, security Example
613	mødes [ˈmøːðəs]	meeting Example
614	sove /sɔvə/	to sleep Example
615	ønske [ønsɡə]	wish Example
616	idiot /idiˈoːˀd/	an idiot, imbecile, fool Example
617	fald /falˀ/	to fall Example
618	tøj /ˈtɔj/	fabric, material Example
619	bo /boː/	estate Example
620	mangler /ˈmɑŋˀlɐ/	to lack Example
621	hva	misspelling of hvad Example
622	kaffe /ˈkɑfə/	coffee Example
623	sidde [ˈseðə]	to sit Example
624	godmorgen /ɡo.ˈmɒː.ən/	good morning Example
625	nede /neːdə/	down Example
626	røven [ˈʁœːʋən]	bum, arse, ass Example
627	lykke /løkə/	happiness Example
628	millioner /miliˈoːˀnɐ/	a million Example
629	givet [ˈɡ̊iːʋəð]	undoubtedly Example
630	derinde /ˈdeɐ̯ˀˌenə/	in there Example
631	jamen /ˈjamən/	but Example
632	dum /dom/	stupid, dense, dumb, thick, dim Example
633	syg /syːˀ/	sick, ill Example
634	søde /søːdə/	sweet Example
635	rart /ˈʁɑːˀd/	pleasant Example
636	mindste /ˈmenˀsdə/	small, little, slight Example
637	husk /husk/	to remember Example
638	kæmpe /kɛmbə/	gigantic, colossal Example
639	hænder [ˈhɛnˀɐ]	hand Example
640	mærke /mɛrkə/	mark, sign, label, tag Example
641	rette /rɛtə/	straight Example
642	svin /sviːˀn/	hog, pig, swine Example
643	lod /lɔd/	let Example
644	film /film/	a movie, a film, motion picture Example
645	desværre /desvɛrə/	regrettably, unfortunately Example
646	krig [ˈkʰʁ̥iˀ]	war Example
647	tal /tal/	to make a speech Example
648	skrive /skriːvə/	to write Example
649	forhold /ˈfɒːˌhʌlˀ/	relation Example
650	skade /skaːðə/	damage, harm Example
651	herre /hɛrə/	very Example
652	fængsel /fɛŋˀsəl/	prison Example
653	spurgte [ˈsb̥oɐ̯d̥ə]	to ask, inquire Example
654	syv [ˈsywˀ]	seven Example
655	større /ˈstørə/	large Example
656	familien /faˈmilˀjən/	family Example
657	godnat /ɡoˈnat/	good night Example
658	skyde [ˈsɡ̊yːðə]	to shoot Example
659	lig [ˈliˀ]	to lie Example
660	øjnene /øjnənə/	eye Example
661	spiser /spiːsər/	food Example
662	følge [ˈføljə]	to follow Example
663	følger [ˈføljɐ]	to follow Example
664	goddag /ɡoˈdaːˀɣ/	good day Example
665	hund [hunˀ]	dog Example
666	herrer /ˈhɛːɐ/	gentleman Example
667	vinder /venər/	reel Example
668	træk /trɛk/	to pull, drag, haul, tow Example
669	anderledes /ˈɑnɐˌleːðˀəs/	differently Example
670	kamp /ˈkɑmˀb/	battle, struggle Example
671	uanset /ˈuanˌseːˀd/	notwithstanding, whatever Example
672	blot [ˈb̥lʌd̥]	only, merely Example
673	gider [ˈɡ̊iðˀɐ]	to be bothered Example
674	sendte [ˈsɛnd̥ə]	to send Example
675	drikke [ˈd̥ʁɛɡ̊ə]	a drink, beverage Example
676	travlt /ˈtʁɑwˀld/	busy Example
677	vild [ˈʋilˀ]	wild Example
678	afsted /aˈsdɛð/	alternative form of af sted Example
679	fest /ˈfɛsd/	party Example
680	tillykke [tˢeˈløɡ̊ə]	congratulations Example
681	venstre /ˈvɛnsdʁɐ/	left Example
682	passe /ˈpasə/	to look after Example
683	betaler /beˈtaːˀlɐ/	to pay Example
684	læse /ˈlɛːsə/	to read Example
685	kør /ˈkøɐ̯ˀ/	to drive Example
686	dollar /ˈdɐlɑ/	a dollar Example
687	skød /skød/	to shoot Example
688	brugte /broktə/	to use Example
689	vred /vreːˀð/	angry Example
690	stole /stoːlə/	chair Example
691	skole /skoːlə/	school Example
692	højt /ˈhʌjˀd/	loudly Example
693	højre /hɔjrə/	right Example
694	bekymret /beˈkømˀʁʌð/	to worry Example
695	tjeneste [ˈtɕɛːnəsd̥ə]	duty, service Example
696	tja /ˈtjaː/	Expression of contemplation Example
697	hertil /ˈheɐ̯ˀˌtel/	here; to here Example
698	utroligt /uˈtʁoːˀlid/	incredible, unbelievable Example
699	straks [ˈsd̥ʁɑɡ̊s]	at once, immediately, straight away, right away, instantly Example
700	onkel /ˈonˀɡəl/	uncle Example
701	åbne /ˈɔːbnə/	open Example
702	råd [ˈʁɔˀð]	council Example
703	kørte [ˈkʰøɐ̯d̥ə]	to drive Example
704	telefon /teləfoːn/	telephone Example
705	skudt [ˈsɡ̊ud̥]	to shoot Example
706	fru /fru/	Mrs Example
707	knægt [ˈkʰnɛɡ̊d̥]	boy, lad Example
708	største /størstə/	large Example
709	løbe /løːbə/	to run Example
710	otte /ˈɔːtə/	eight Example
711	skolen /ˈsɡoːlən/	school Example
712	sende [ˈsɛnə]	to send Example
713	hår /hɔːˀr/	hair Example
714	forklare /fɒˈklɑːˀɐ/	to explain Example
715	dejligt /ˈdɑjlid/	delightful Example
716	kontor [kʰɔnˈtˢoɐ̯ˀ]	office Example
717	sendt [ˈsɛnˀd̥]	to send Example
718	javel /jaˈvɛl/	yes, yessir, affirmative Example
719	eget [ˈɑjəð]	own Example
720	vejret /ˈvɛːˀrəð/	weather Example
721	tingene /ˈteŋˀənə/	thing Example
722	damer /ˈdaːmɐ/	lady, woman Example
723	pigen /ˈpiːɡən/	girl Example
724	ung [ˈɔŋˀ]	young Example
725	billede /ˈbeləðə/	picture, image Example
726	lede /ˈleːðə/	disgusting, odious, loathsome Example
727	pistol /pistoːl/	handgun, pistol Example
728	børnene [ˈb̥ɶɐ̯ˀnnə]	child Example
729	mord /moːˀr/	murder Example
730	menneske /mɛnəskə/	human, human being, man Example
731	fandens [ˈfanəns]	devil, Satan Example
732	spor /spoːr/	spur Example
733	dele [ˈd̥eːlə]	part, portion Example
734	ende /ɛnə/	end Example
735	bog /bɔːˀɣ/	book Example
736	mødte [ˈmød̥ə]	to meet, encounter Example
737	hvide /ˈviːðə/	white Example
738	mødt /ˈmød/	to meet, encounter Example
739	kigger /ˈkiɡɐ/	to look Example
740	ægte [ˈɛɡ̊d̥ə]	true, right, real Example
741	vinde /venə/	reel Example
742	doktor /ˈdɔɡdɐ/	doctor Example
743	mistet /ˈmesdəð/	to lose Example
744	dyr /dyːˀɐ̯/	animal, beast Example
745	indenfor /ˈenənˌfɒ/	inside Example
746	sover [ˈsɒːwɐ]	to sleep Example
747	stopper /ˈsdɐbɐ/	to stop, halt Example
748	glemt /ˈɡlɛmˀd/	to forget Example
749	læge /lɛːɣə/	lay Example
750	skyder /ˈsɡyːðɐ/	to shoot Example
751	bord /ˈboːˀr/	table, desk Example
752	bedst /bɛst/	good Example
753	røv /røvˀ/	bum, arse, ass Example
754	elske /ˈɛlsɡə/	to love Example
755	faldt /ˈfalˀd/	to fall Example
756	lys [ˈlyˀs]	light, bright Example
757	slemt /ˈslɛmˀd/	bad, ill-behaved, mean Example
758	lyver /ˈlyːˀvɐ/	to lie Example
759	begynde /beɡønə/	to start, begin, commence, open Example
760	ha /ha/	ha! Example
761	slået /ˈslɔːəð/	to beat, hit, knock Example
762	sikre /ˈseɡʁɐ/	safe, secure Example
763	forlade /fɒˈlaðˀə/	to leave Example
764	advokat /aðvoˈkad/	lawyer, attorney Example
765	ændre /ɛndrə/	to change, to alter Example
766	beviser /beˈviːˀsɐ/	proof Example
767	aftes [ˈɑfd̥əs]	i aftes, i går aftes – last night, yestereve,… Example
768	lærer [ˈlɛːɐ]	to teach Example
769	baby /ˈbɛjbi/	A baby, an infant Example
770	kendt [ˈkʰɛnˀd̥]	know Example
771	dumme /ˈdɔmə/	stupid, dense, dumb, thick, dim Example
772	overhovedet /ɔvɐˈhoːəð/	at all, whatsoever Example
773	sort [ˈsoɐ̯d̥]	under the table; secretly, so as to avoid taxation Example
774	ene /ˈeːnə/	one Example
775	kalde /ˈkalə/	to call, to refer to Example
776	middag [ˈmed̥a]	midday, noon Example
777	herinde /ˈheɐ̯ˀˌenə/	in here Example
778	forsøger /fɒˈsøːˀɐ/	try Example
779	sekunder /seˈkɔnˀdɐ/	second Example
780	født [ˈføˀd̥]	to bear, give birth Example
781	skrev /skreːˀv/	to write Example
782	kig /ˈkiɡ/	to look Example
783	skriver [ˈsɡ̊ʁiwˀɐ]	to write Example
784	hænderne /ˈhɛnˀɐnə/	hand Example
785	selvom /ˈsɛlˀˌʌm/	alternative form of selv om Example
786	nemlig /ˈnɛmli/	that is, that is to say Example
787	mistede /ˈmesdəðə/	to lose Example
788	landet [ˈlanˀəð]	country Example
789	arbejdede /ˈɑːˌbɑjˀdəðə/	work, to do a specific task Example
790	tidspunkt [ˈtˢiðsˌpʰɔŋˀd̥]	time, moment, date, point in time Example
791	smukt /ˈsmɔɡd/	beautiful, handsome, good-looking Example
792	falder /ˈfalˀɐ/	to fall Example
793	flytte /fløtə/	move, remove Example
794	problemet /pʁoˈbleːˀməð/	problem Example
795	skylder /ˈsɡylɐ/	to owe Example
796	egne /ˈɑjnə/	own Example
797	brugt /brokt/	to use Example
798	sad /ˈsaðˀ/	to sit Example
799	smukke /ˈsmɔɡə/	beautiful, handsome, good-looking Example
800	fly [ˈflyˀ]	airplane, aeroplane Example
801	fare /ˈfaːrə/	danger, hazard Example
802	rejser [ˈʁɑjsɐ]	journey Example
803	umuligt /uˈmuːˀlid/	impossible Example
804	ærligt /ˈɛɐ̯lid/	honest Example
805	ide /ˈiːdə/	alternative form of idé Example
806	vildt [ˈʋilˀd̥]	wild Example
807	øl /øl/	beer Example
808	prøvet /ˈpʁøːvəð/	to try Example
809	slippe /slepə/	to let go, release, drop Example
810	fuck	Expresses dislike of the postpositive complement Example
811	hospitalet /hosbiˈtaːˀləð/	hospital Example
812	skyd /ˈsɡyðˀ/	to shoot Example
813	kende /ˈkɛnə/	a little bit Example
814	tidligt [ˈtˢiðlid̥]	early Example
815	dame /daːmə/	lady, woman Example
816	skør /skœːˀr/	insane Example
817	stolt /ˈsdʌlˀd/	proud Example
818	løber /løːbər/	to run Example
819	fars /fars/	father, dad Example
820	sat /ˈsad/	to put, place, set Example
821	lægge [ˈlɛɡ̊ə]	calf Example
822	rent /reːˀnt/	purely Example
823	føle [ˈføːlə]	to feel, sense Example
824	enhver /enˈvɛɐ̯ˀ/	any, every, each Example
825	netop /ˈnɛdʌb/	precisely; very Example
826	mund /monˀ/	mouth Example
827	makker /ˈmɑɡɐ/	mate, buddy, friend who is not close Example
828	døden /ˈdøðˀən/	death, decease, demise Example
829	drink /ˈdʁeŋɡ/	drink; a alcoholic beverage Example
830	pokker [ˈpʰʌɡ̊ɐ]	damn Example
831	billeder /ˈbeləðər/	picture, image Example
832	pris /priːs/	price Example
833	alting /alˀtenˀɡ/	everything Example
834	sælge /sɛlɣə/	to sell Example
835	fange /faŋə/	to catch, to capture Example
836	reddede /ˈʁeðəðə/	to save, rescue Example
837	ødelægge /øːðəlɛɡə/	to destroy Example
838	vandet /ˈvanəd/	water Example
839	stemme [ˈsd̥ɛmə]	voice Example
840	kigge /kikə/	to look Example
841	tør /tœːˀr/	dry Example
842	savner /ˈsɑwnɐ/	to miss Example
843	sorte /ˈsoɐ̯də/	black Example
844	løgn [ˈlʌjˀn]	lie Example
845	gave [ˈɡ̊æːʋə]	gift, present Example
846	krop /krɔp/	body Example
847	kontakt [kɔnˈtɑɡd]	to contact Example
848	ringet /ˈʁeŋəð/	To call, to telephone Example
849	fortsæt /ˈfɒːdˌsɛd/	to continue Example
850	sur /sur/	whirr Example
851	stoler /ˈsdoːˀlɐ/	Only used with på: see stole på Example
852	ære /ˈɛːʌ/	honor Example
853	forsigtig /fɔrseɡtiɡ/	cautious Example
854	fleste /ˈfleːˀsdə/	most Example
855	sid [ˈseðˀ]	to sit Example
856	starte /startə/	to start Example
857	ordne /ɔrdnə/	to order, arrange, organize Example
858	præsident /pʁesiˈdɛnˀd/	president Example
859	glemme /ˈklemə/	to forget Example
860	stærk /ˈsdɛɐ̯ɡ/	strong Example
861	rør /røːr/	to touch Example
862	miste /mestə/	to lose Example
863	sang [sɑŋˀ]	sing Example
864	stil /sdiːl/	to put, place, stand Example
865	glemte [ˈɡ̊lɛmd̥ə]	to forget Example
866	pænt /ˈpɛːˀnd/	fairly, pretty; to some extent Example
867	gutter /ˈɡudɐ/	boy, lad, bloke Example
868	halv [ˈhalˀ]	half Example
869	åben /ɔːbən/	open Example
870	naturligvis /natuːrliviːs/	of course Example
871	færdige /ˈfɛɐ̯ˌdiːˀə/	finished, completed Example
872	angreb [ˈanˌɡ̊ʁɛˀb̥]	to attack, assault Example
873	lægger [ˈlɛɡ̊ɐ]	to lay Example
874	smule /ˈsmuːlə/	a little bit of something Example
875	ender /ˈɛnɐ/	end Example
876	forkerte /fɒˈkeɐ̯ˀdə/	wrong Example
877	fin /fin/	fine Example
878	skidt /ˈsɡid/	to shit Example
879	lukket /ˈlɔɡəð/	closure, flap, tap, a momentary closure of the oral cavity Example
880	pludselig /ˈplusəli/	suddenly, all of a sudden Example
881	hav /haw/	to have, have got Example
882	drøm /ˈtrœm/	to dream Example
883	ryger /ryːɡər/	to smoke Example
884	barnet /ˈbɑːˀnəð/	child Example
885	skål /ˈskɔːl/	cheers! Example
886	stjal /stjaːˀl/	to steal Example
887	syntes [ˈsynd̥əs]	to think Example
888	midt /ˈmed/	in the middle/centre Example
889	sulten [ˈsuld̥ən]	hungry, wanting to eat Example
890	vender /ˈvɛnˀdɐ/	to turn Example
891	følelser /ˈføːləlsɐ/	feeling Example
892	hjalp [ˈjalˀb̥]	to help Example
893	bestemt [b̥eˈsd̥ɛmˀd̥]	certainly, definitely Example
894	direkte /dirɛktə/	direct, straight Example
895	øh /əː/	uh Example
896	starter /ˈsdɑːˀdɐ/	start Example
897	både /bɔːðə/	both Example
898	virkede /ˈviɐ̯ɡəðə/	function properly Example
899	interessant /entʁəˈsanˀd/	interestingly Example
900	lejlighed [ˈlɑjliˌheðˀ]	apartment, flat Example
901	røvhul /rœvhɔl/	anus, arsehole, asshole Example
902	vende [ˈʋɛnə]	to turn Example
903	guds /ˈɡuðs/	god, God Example
904	undskylde /ˈɔnˌsɡylˀə/	to excuse Example
905	overalt /ʌwɐˈalˀd/	everywhere Example
906	oberst /ˈoːˀbʌsd/	colonel Example
907	lært [ˈlɛɐ̯ˀd̥]	to teach Example
908	derovre /ˈdeɐ̯ˀˌʌwɐ/	over there, thither Example
909	ønskede /ˈønsɡəðə/	to wish Example
910	styr /styːˀr/	to head, govern, rule, manage, control Example
911	masser /masər/	mass, pulp Example
912	historien /hiˈsdoɐ̯ˀjən/	history Example
913	frue /fruːə/	wife Example
914	tv /ˈteːˀˌveːˀ/	TV Example
915	heldig [ˈhɛld̥i]	lucky, fortunate Example
916	fører [ˈføːɐ]	to lead, guide Example
917	køber [ˈkʰøːb̥ɐ]	buy Example
918	egentlig /eːˀɣəntli/	really, actually Example
919	mister /ˈmesdɐ/	to lose Example
920	mål /mɔːl/	language Example
921	kræver /ˈkʁeːvɐ/	to demand Example
922	ro /ˈʁoˀ/	calmness Example
923	blå /blɔːˀ/	blue Example
924	købte [ˈkʰøb̥d̥ə]	buy Example
925	sælger [ˈsɛlˀjɐ]	to sell Example
926	a /æː/	of, of...each, each containing Example
927	værste /vɛrstə/	worse Example
928	luften /ˈlɔfdən/	air Example
929	forlod /fɒˈloðˀ/	to leave Example
930	minder /ˈmenɐ/	a memory, remembrance Example
931	musik /musik/	music Example
932	skrevet /ˈsɡʁeːvəð/	to write Example
933	skønt /ˈsɡœnˀd/	although Example
934	måned /ˈmɔːnəð/	month Example
935	dumt /domt/	stupid, dense, dumb, thick, dim Example
936	general /ɡenəˈʁɑːˀl/	general Example
937	mulighed /muːliheːd/	possibility Example
938	fader /ˈfaːðɐ/	father Example
939	verdens /ˈvɛɐ̯dəns/	world Example
940	satte [ˈsad̥ə]	to put, place, set Example
941	send /sɛn/	to send Example
942	ærlig /ɛrli/	honest Example
943	lå /ˈlɔːˀ/	to lie Example
944	brød /brøːˀð/	to break Example
945	høj /hɔjˀ/	high Example
946	meter /ˈmeːˀdɐ/	a metre, or meter Example
947	forsøgte /fɒˈsøɡdə/	try Example
948	lovede /ˈlɔːvəðə/	to promise Example
949	drikker /drekər/	drink Example
950	ens /eːns/	one Example
951	enkelt /ˈɛŋˀɡəld/	single, individual, not immediately surrounded or followed… Example
952	forsvandt /fɒˈsvanˀd/	to vanish, to disappear Example
953	løs /ˈløːˀs/	loose, not tight Example
954	stand [ˈsd̥anˀ]	position, social status, station Example
955	ni /niː/	nine Example
956	kaldte /ˈkaldə/	to call, to refer to Example
957	trækker /ˈtʁɛɡɐ/	to pull, drag, haul, tow Example
958	spørg /ˈsbœɐ̯ˀ/	to ask, inquire Example
959	morges /ˈmɒːʌs/	morning Example
960	bryder /bryːðər/	steward Example
961	trække /trɛkə/	to pull, drag, haul, tow Example
962	lagde /laːɣə/	to lay Example
963	ødelagt /ˈøːðəˌlɑɡd/	to destroy Example
964	slås /slɔs/	to beat, hit, knock Example
965	sødt [ˈsød̥]	sweet Example
966	dengang /ˈdɛnˀˌɡɑŋˀ/	back then, at that time Example
967	an [ˈan]	on Example
968	stemmer /ˈsdɛmɐ/	voice Example
969	tredje /ˈtreðjə/	third Example
970	nemt /ˈnɛmˀd/	easy Example
971	løj /løj/	to lie Example
972	lyset /ˈlyːˀsəð/	light Example
973	tegn [tˢɑjˀn]	sign Example
974	ren /reːˀn/	reindeer Example
975	levende /ˈleːvənə/	to live, be alive Example
976	læst /ˈlɛsd/	to read Example
977	medmindre /mɛðˈmendʁɐ/	unless Example
978	sov [ˈsɒwˀ]	to sleep Example
979	fortsætte [ˈfɒːd̥ˌsɛd̥ə]	to continue Example
980	nær /nɛːr/	near Example
981	forskellige /fɒˈsɡɛlˀˌiːˀə/	different Example
982	ejer /ˈɑjɐ/	owner Example
983	jul [ˈjuˀl]	Christmas Example
984	møder /ˈmøːðɐ/	meeting Example
985	skaffe [ˈsɡ̥ɑfə]	to procure, to get Example
986	hånden /ˈhʌnˀən/	hand Example
987	viste /ˈviːsdə/	to show Example
988	ét /ˈed/	one Example
989	mon /mon/	I wonder Example
990	snak /ˈsnɑɡ/	to talk, speak Example
991	lærte [ˈlɛɐ̯d̥ə]	to teach Example
992	respekt /ʁeˈsbɛɡd/	respect Example
993	danse /ˈdansə/	a dance Example
994	lege /lajə/	play, game Example
995	adgang [ˈaðˌɡ̊ɑŋˀ]	access, permission, entry Example
996	frokost /ˈfʁoɡɔsd/	lunch Example
997	forelsket /forɛlskəd/	lovingly Example
998	taber [ˈtˢæːb̥ɐ]	to lose Example
999	skid /skiːˀð/	fart Example
1,000	stol /stoːl/	Only used with på: see stole på Example

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