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This appendix lists palindromes in Danish.
List of palindromes
Words
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- aha - aha, I see
- ara - macaw
- bob - bob (the game)
- did - thither, to that place
- dvd - DVD
- dyd - virtue
- død - death, dead
- dåd - deed
- ege - spoke (wheel); boat; oaks
- eje - possess, possession
- ene - alone
- ere - are (plural, obsolete)
- fif - trick
- gag - gag, comedic routine
- gig - gig
- gøg - cuckoo (bird)
- kik - peep
- kok - cook, chef
- kuk - cuckoo (sound)
- kæk - brave; spirited; cheerful
- lal - bable maunder, drivel; dawdle
- lul - lullaby
- mim - mime! (v)
- non - ?
- nyn - hum!
- næn - gentle, careful
- obo - oboe
- oho (interjection)
- pap - cardboard
- pep - go, pep (noun)
- pip - chirp, tweet, peep
- pop - pop (popular music); onomatopoeia
- rar - plesant, kind
- rir - tacks (v), bastes
- ror - rudder (for a ship)
- rur - Balanidae (animal)
- rær - tall, skinny person, beanpole
- rør - pipe, tube, reed, cane
- ses - be seen; meet
- sis - sieve's, (tea) strainer's, colander's; be sieved
- sms - SMS (text message)
- SOS - SOS
- sos - of a sow (female pig)
- sus - whistling, singing (e.g. wind)
- sys - be sewed
- søs - lake's, sea's, pool's
- sås - was seen, have met
- tit - often; look briefly!, peep!
- tot - tuft (e.g. of hair), wad (e.g. of cotton), wisp (e.g. of hair); taut
- tut - fingerstall; roll (of coins)
- tæt - close (contact, formation); dense (fog, crowd, language); watertight
- udu - broken, not working
- uhu - tu-whoo (the owl's sound); boohoo (crying)
- viv - wife
- vov - bow-wow, woof-woof, sound of dog barking
- væv - loom (noun), weave (v), tissue (e.g. nerve or bone tissue)
- wow - wow
Phrases
- En af dem, der red med fane: "One of those who rode with a flag"
- Derivate: En af dem, der nedrev Sannas verden, red med fane; "One of those who demolished Sanna's world rode with a flag"
- Gid da den dame så de sørens asner øse dåsemad ned ad dig: "I hope that lady saw those darned bastards pour canned food over you"
- Skal Eva have laks?: "Does Eva want salmon?"
- Da den netop retter poten nedad: "Because it happens to be pointing its paw downwards"
- Amok-igle redder elg i koma: "Amuck-leech saves moose in coma"
- Du låner en ål ud.: "You lend an eel"
- Du er Freud: "You are Freud"
- Vær dog god, ræv!: "Be good now, fox!"
- Se så, René, smid du nu den røde messing-nisse med ørnedun ud, dimsen er Åses.: "Look René, throw that red brass elf with eagle's down out. The thing is Åse's."
- Voksne irere dividerer i en skov: "Grown-up Irishmen are dividing in a forest."
- Gid ræven var stedets ravne værdig: "If only the fox were worthy of the local ravens."
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