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{adj} :: raw (uncooked; untreated; rough or uneven)
{adj} :: crude (being in a natural state; statistics: in an unanalyzed form)
{adj} :: rough (crude; unrefined)
{adj} :: coarse (not refined)
{adj} :: brutal (crude or unfeeling in manner or speech)
{adj} :: tough (rowdy or rough)
{noun} :: roe (deer, particularly the female)
{noun} :: yard
råb {noun} :: cry, shout
rabarber {noun} :: rhubarb (any plant of the genus Rheum)
rabarber {noun} :: rhubarb stalk
rabat {noun} :: discount
rabat {noun} :: road verge or median strip
rabbiner {noun} :: rabbi
råbe {v} :: to call, cry out, shout
rabies {noun} :: rabies
race {noun} :: race
race {noun} :: breed
race {noun} :: a race (a contest where the goal is to be the first to reach some objective)
race {noun} :: a rush
race {v} :: to race (to compete in a race, a contest where the goal is to be the first to reach some objective)
race {v} :: to rush
racelære {noun} :: scientific racism
racer {noun} :: racer
racet {v} :: past participle of race
racist {noun} :: racist
racistisk {adj} :: racist
rad {noun} :: row
rad {noun} :: line
rad {noun} :: string
rad {noun} :: tier
rad {noun} :: skeleton, carcass
rad {noun} :: person
rad {noun} :: rad
råd {noun} :: council
råd {noun} :: piece of advice
råd {noun} :: rot
rådata {noun} :: raw data; untreated data straight from the experiment
radbrække {v} :: break on the wheel
radbrække {v} :: exhaust, fatigue
radbrække {v} :: maltreat
rådden {adj} :: rotten
rådden {adj} :: putrid
rådden {adj} :: decayed
rådden {adj} :: stupid
råde {v} :: to advise, to counsel
råde {v} :: to rule (to reign over)
rådet {v} :: past participle of råde
rådgiver {noun} :: an adviser or advisor
rådhus {noun} :: a town hall (UK), or city hall (US)
radikal {adj} :: radical (pertaining to the intrinsic nature of something)
radikal {adj} :: radical (thoroughgoing)
radikal {adj} :: of or belonging to "Radikale Venstre" (The Danish Social Liberal Party)
radikal {noun} :: radical (group of atoms that take part in reactions as a single unit)
radio {noun} :: radio
radioaktiv {adj} :: radioactive
radioaktivitet {c} :: radioactivity
radiobil {noun} :: bumper car
radiobil {noun} :: radio car, prowl car
radium {noun} :: radium
radius {c} :: radius
radmager {adj} :: skinny, scrawny
radon {noun} :: radon
rådspørge {vt} :: to ask (somebody) for advice, to consult
rådyr {noun} :: roe, roe deer
ræbe {v} :: belch, burp
ræd {adj} :: afraid
ræddes {v} :: to be afraid
rædsel {noun} :: horror
rædsel {noun} :: terror
rædsel {noun} :: nightmare
rædsel {noun} :: monstrosity
rædsel {noun} :: fright
rædselsslagen {adj} :: terrified
rædsom {adj} :: awful
række {noun} :: A row
række {noun} :: series
række {noun} :: A line
række {noun} :: A tier
række {noun} :: A file
række {noun} :: A rank
række {noun} :: A rack
række {noun} :: A number
række {noun} :: A series, a succession, a sequence
række {noun} :: A suite
række {noun} :: A column
række {noun} :: rank
række {v} :: to hand, pass
række {v} :: to reach
række {v} :: to carry
række {v} :: to be enough, suffice
rær {noun} :: beanpole
rær {noun} :: punter
ræson {noun} :: reason, sense
rætoromansk {adj} :: Romansch
ræv {noun} :: fox
ræv {noun} :: fox
rævegrav {noun} :: a foxhole; burrow where a fox might reside
ræveklo {noun} :: fox claw
ræverød {adj} :: red like a fox
ræverød {adj} :: commie, communist
raffinere {v} :: to refine
raffineret {adj} :: refined, elegant
rage {v} :: shave
rage {vt} :: to concern, to be of (someone's) business
rage {vt} :: to not concern, to not be any of (someone's) business
ragelse {noun} :: junk (rubbish, waste)
Ragna {prop} :: given name
Ragnhild {prop} :: given name
ragout {noun} :: ragout
rak {noun} :: rabble, riffraff
Rakel {prop} :: Rachel
Rakel {prop} :: given name
råkold {adj} :: cold in a harsh way
rakt {v} :: past participle of række
ral {c} {n} :: gravel
ral {c} {n} :: pebble
ramadan {noun} :: Ramadan
rambuk {noun} :: ram, battering ram
rambuk {noun} :: pile driver
Ramkilde {prop} :: surname
ramme {noun} :: a frame
ramme {v} :: to affect
ramme {v} :: to hit (affect adversely)
ramme {v} :: (ramme inn) to frame (a picture)
rammepumpe {noun} :: a simple design of bicycle pump consisting of a piston and a valve, that cannot stand on its own and doesn't have a tube
ramme ved siden af {v} :: miss
ramsløg {noun} :: ramson
ran {noun} :: open theft
ranch {noun} :: a ranch
rancher {noun} :: rancher
Randers {prop} :: Randers, a port on the River Guden. The second-largest city in Region Midtjylland and sixth-largest city in Denmark
Randers {prop} :: The capital of the eponymous municipality in which it is located
Randi {prop} :: given name
rane {v} :: steal ; commit robbery
ranet {v} :: past participle of rane
rang {noun} :: rank
rang {noun} :: precedence
ranglet {adj} :: lanky, gangling, gangly
ransage {v} :: to search or examine something (place, person, idea) thoroughly
rap {interj} :: quack (imitating the sound of a duck)
rap {n} :: a strike intended to motivate someone to do something (e.g. for punishment or to spur on an animal)
rap {adj} :: quick, rapid
rappe {v} :: to quack like a duck
rappe {v} :: to rap (lyrical style)
rappenskralde {noun} :: battle-ax, shrew
rapper {noun} :: rapper (practitioner of rap music)
rapport {noun} :: a report (information describing events)
rapportere {v} :: to report
rapporterende {v} :: present participle of rapportere
rapportering {noun} :: a report (information describing events)
rapportør {noun} :: a reporter
rapsolie {noun} :: rapeseed oil
rapt {adv} :: quickly, rapidly
rar {adj} :: pleasant
rar {adj} :: kind
rar {adj} :: nice
raritet {noun} :: rarity, curiosity
rase {v} :: to rage
rase {v} :: to storm
rasende {adj} :: furious
rasende {adj} :: mad
rasende {adj} :: raging
rasende {adv} :: furiously, madly, ferociously
rasende {adv} :: awfully
rasende {v} :: present participle of rase
raseri {noun} :: rage
raseri {noun} :: fury
raset {v} :: past participle of rase
Rasmine {prop} :: given name, a feminine form of Rasmus
Rasmus {prop} :: given name
Rasmussen {prop} :: surname
rastløshed {noun} :: restlessness
råstof {noun} :: raw material
rat {noun} :: wheel, steering wheel
ratificere {v} :: ratify (give formal consent to)
ratificeret {v} :: past participle of ratificere
rationel {adj} :: rational
rationelt tal {noun} :: rational number
rav {noun} :: amber
rave {v} :: reel
rave {v} :: stagger, totter, lurch
råve {v} :: pronunciation spelling of råbe
ravet {v} :: past participle of rave
råvildt {noun} :: stock of roe deer
råvildt {noun} :: venison
ravn {noun} :: raven
Ravn {prop} :: surname
razzia {noun} :: a forceful, (ideally) unannounced operation by a (para-)military organ at suspicion of crime
rdlr. {noun} :: abbreviation of rigsdaler
reagensglas {noun} :: test tube
reaktion {c} :: a reaction
reaktionsdygtig {adj} :: reactive
reaktionshastighed {noun} :: reaction rate, the rate at which substances are consumed and produced in a reaction
realisere {v} :: realize, make real
realist {noun} :: realist
realistisk {adj} :: realistic (expressed or represented as being accurate)
realplan {noun} :: in an extended metaphor, the level on which events are transpiring if interpreted literally
Rebecca {prop} :: given name, an English style spelling of the Danish Rebekka
Rebekka {prop} :: Rebekah.
Rebekka {prop} :: given name, and today often spelled so
rebelsk {adj} :: rebellious
rebus {noun} :: rebus (puzzle)
recept {noun} :: prescription
recept {noun} :: recipe
recessiv {adj} :: recessive
reciprok {adj} :: reciprocal (done by each of two people towards the other)
reciprok {adj} :: reciprocal (raised to the power of -1)
reciprok {adj} :: multiplicative inverse; in a field, for some element, another element such that the product of the two elements is 1
recirkulation {noun} :: recirculation
recirkulere {v} :: to recirculate
recirkulerende {v} :: present participle of recirkulere
recirkuleret {v} :: past participle of recirkulere
recitation {noun} :: recitation
recitere {v} :: to recite
reciterende {v} :: present participle of recitere
reciteret {v} :: past participle of recitere
red. {particle} :: abbreviation of redaktion or redigeret or redaktør; ed.
redaktion {noun} :: a group of people responsible for editing something (like an encyclopedia or a newspaper), and the place where they work
redaktør {noun} :: editor
redde {v} :: to save
reddet {v} :: past participle of redde
rede {noun} :: nest (bird-built structure)
rede {adj} :: ready
rede {adj} :: prepared
rede {v} :: to comb
rede {v} :: to make
rede {v} :: to prepare
rede {noun} :: insight, clarification
reder {noun} :: shipowner, owner
redigere {v} :: edit (to change a text, or a document)
redigere {v} :: draw up (compose a document)
redigeret {v} :: past participle of redigere
redigeringskonflikt {noun} :: edit conflict
redigeringskrig {noun} :: edit war
redoxreaktion {noun} :: redox
redskab {noun} :: tool
redt {v} :: past participle of rede
reduceret trappeform {noun} :: reduced row echelon form
reel {adj} :: real, proper
reel {adj} :: reliable, trustworthy, honest (about a person)
reel {noun} :: reel
reel del {noun} :: real part
reelt tal {noun} :: real number
referat {noun} :: a retelling of something that excludes no part
referencestandard {noun} :: a format for references
referendum {noun} :: referendum (direct popular vote on a proposed law)
referent {noun} :: referent (thing which word denotes)
referere {v} :: to refer
refleksion {noun} :: the act of reflecting on something, or the product thereof
reflektere {v} :: to reflect
reflektion {noun} :: misspelling of refleksion
reform {noun} :: reform
refræn {noun} :: refrain (burden of song)
refraktion {noun} :: refraction
regel {noun} :: rule
regel {noun} :: regulation
regel {noun} :: precept
regelmæssig {adj} :: regular
regelmæssig {adj} :: inflecting regularly
regelmæssig {adv} :: regularly
regent {noun} :: a monarch, a regent (one who rules)
reger {v} :: imperativ form of regere
regere {v} :: to rule, to govern
regeret {v} :: past participle of regere
regering {noun} :: government; the executive body of a country's governmental system
regime {noun} :: regime
Regina {prop} :: given name
Regine {prop} :: given name
region {noun} :: region
register {noun} :: database, registry, data repository
register {noun} :: register
registrator {noun} :: registrator
registrere {v} :: to record
registreret partnerskab {noun} :: registered partnership, civil union
Regitze {prop} :: given name
regn {noun} :: rain
regnbue {noun} :: rainbow (multicoloured arch in the sky)
regnbuefamilie {noun} :: a family in which the parents are of the same sex
regnbuehinde {c} :: iris (part of the eye)
regne {v} :: rain
regne {v} :: solve, work out
regne {v} :: estimate
regne {v} :: consider
regne {v} :: calculate, reckon
regnemaskine {noun} :: calculator
regneregel {noun} :: a simple rule that one uses when manipulating equations, e.g. or or
regnet {v} :: past participle of regne
regning {noun} :: a bill
regning {noun} :: calculation
regning {noun} :: math
regnskab {noun} :: account, accounts
regnskab {noun} :: reckoning
regnskov {noun} :: rainforest
regnvand {noun} :: rainwater (water sourced from rain)
regulær {adj} :: regular (exemplary, geometry)
regulær {adj} :: downright
regulær {adj} :: full-blown (completely developed or formed)
regulær {adj} :: regular
regulere {v} :: to modulate
reinkarnation {noun} :: rebirth, reincarnation
reje {noun} :: shrimp, prawn
rejecocktail {noun} :: prawn cocktail (a salad dish)
rejse {noun} :: journey
rejse {noun} :: trip
rejse {noun} :: voyage, passage, crossing
rejse {noun} :: tour, cruise
rejse {vr} :: rise
rejse {v} :: raise
rejse {v} :: put up, set up, erect, pitch
rejse {v} :: bring up
rejse {v} :: stir up, instigate
rejse {v} :: go
rejse {v} :: travel
rejse {v} :: leave, depart
rejsebureau {noun} :: travel agency
rejse sig {phrase} :: get up, stand up
rejse sig {phrase} :: pick oneself up
rejse sig {phrase} :: be built, go up
rejse sig {phrase} :: recover
rejse sig {phrase} :: rise
rejse sig {phrase} :: spring up
rejse sig {phrase} :: tower
rejst {v} :: past participle of rejse
reklame {noun} :: advertisement
reklame {noun} :: promotion
reklamere {v} :: to advertise
reklamere {v} :: to return a bought item to the store
rekonvalescent {noun} :: convalescent
rekord {noun} :: a record (best performance or most remarkable event of its kind)
rekruttere {v} :: to recruit
rektangel {n} :: rectangle (polygon)
rektangulær {adj} :: rectangular
rektor {noun} :: headmaster, headmistress (female), head teacher (gender-neutral), principal (of a school or college)
rektor {noun} :: rector (of a university)
rekursionsligning {noun} :: recurrence relation
rekviem {noun} :: requiem
rekvirere {v} :: to ask for, to write for
rekvirere {v} :: to order
rekvirere {v} :: to commission
rekvirere {v} :: to requisition
rekvireret {v} :: past participle of rekvirere
relatere {v} :: To relate (to)
relatere {v} :: To relate, to associate
relaterende {v} :: present participle of relatere
relateret {v} :: past participle of relatere
relativ {noun} :: relative pronoun
relativ {adj} :: relative
relativ {adj} :: comparative
relativistisk {adj} :: relativistic
relativ permittivitet {noun} :: relative permittivity
relativt pronomen {n} :: relative pronoun
religion {noun} :: religion
religionshistorie {noun} :: history of religion
religionshistoriker {noun} :: religious historian; historian of religion
religionshistorisk {adj} :: of or pertaining to the history of religion
religiøs {adj} :: religious (concerning religion)
religiøs {adj} :: devotional (of or pertaining to devotion or worship)
rem {noun} :: strap, thong
rem {noun} :: belt
rem {noun} :: strop
rem {c} :: rem (A dose of absorbed radiation equivalent to one roentgen of x-rays or gamma rays)
remonce {noun} :: remonce
remoulade {noun} :: remoulade
remulade {noun} :: alternative spelling of remoulade
ren {noun} :: reindeer
ren {noun} :: a strip of unplowed land serving as a boundary between estates
ren {adj} :: clean
ren {adj} :: pure, mere, sheer
ren {adj} :: pure
rende {noun} :: groove
rende {noun} :: drain, trough
rende {noun} :: ditch, furrow
rende {noun} :: channel (for ships)
rende {v} :: to run
rende {v} :: Used to dismiss someone.
rendezvous {noun} :: rendezvous
rendt {v} :: past participle of rende
Rene {prop} :: given name, alternative spelling of René
René {prop} :: given name
renhed {noun} :: cleanness, property of being clean, not dirty
renhed {noun} :: purity, property of not containing other things
renlig {adj} :: cleanly, not dirty
renlighed {noun} :: cleanliness, property of not being dirty
renlighed er en dyd {proverb} :: cleanliness is next to godliness
ren matematik {c} :: pure mathematics
renovere {v} :: to renovate
rensdyr {noun} :: reindeer, caribou
Rensdyret Rudolf {prop} :: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
rense {v} :: to clean, cleanse, rinse, purify
rent {adv} :: purely
rent {adv} :: purely
rent {adv} :: quite, completely
rentabel {adj} :: profitable
rente {noun} :: interest
reol {noun} :: shelves, bookcase
reparere {v} :: to repair
reparere {v} :: to recondition
reparere {v} :: to mend, to fix
repetere {v} :: to reread (to read again)
repetere {v} :: to revise, to do revision (preparation for a test or examination)
repetere {v} :: to repeat
repeteret {v} :: past participle of repetere
reportage {noun} :: (the reporting of news)
reporter {noun} :: a reporter, a journalist
reportere {v} :: to report
reporterende {v} :: present participle of reportere
repræsentation {noun} :: representation
repræsentation {noun} :: agency
repræsentation {noun} :: entertainment
reproduktionsmetode {noun} :: reproduction method; a method of reproduction
republik {noun} :: republic
reservere {v} :: to book
residualkvadratsum {noun} :: residual sum of squares
resignere {v} :: to resign oneself, to give up
resistivitet {noun} :: electrical resistivity
resistor {noun} :: resistor (component with constant resistance)
resp. {adj} :: abbreviation of respektive
respekt {noun} :: respect
respektabel {adj} :: respectable
respektabelhed {noun} :: respectability
respektere {v} :: to respect
respektive {adj} :: respective
respektløs {adj} :: disrespectful
respirator {noun} :: respirator
respondent {noun} :: respondent (one who replies to a questionnaire)
respons {noun} :: feedback
respons {noun} :: reaction
ressource {noun} :: resource
rest {noun} :: remnant, remainder, rest
rest {noun} :: (in the plural) scraps of food
restaurant {noun} :: restaurant
restriktiv {adj} :: restrictive
resultat {noun} :: result
resume {noun} :: summary (a condensed presentation)
resumere {v} :: summarize, sum up
resumeret {v} :: past participle of resumere
resurse {noun} :: resource
ret {adj} :: straight
ret {adj} :: right, proper
ret {adj} :: rightful
ret {adj} :: plain
ret {adv} :: straight
ret {adv} :: rightly, properly
ret {adv} :: rather, quite
ret {noun} :: justice, law
ret {noun} :: court, courtroom, lawcourt
ret {noun} :: courtroom
ret {noun} :: right, entitlement
ret {noun} :: dish, course
ret {noun} :: right side
retfærdig {adj} :: just, fair
retfærdighed {noun} :: justice
retning {noun} :: direction
retning {noun} :: movement, school
retning {noun} :: correction, marking, grading
retroaktiv {adj} :: retroactive
retronym {noun} :: retronym
retshistoriker {noun} :: historian occupying themself with legal circumstances
retskilde {noun} :: a thing that a judge refers to to justify their ruling in a case, such as a law or a precedent
retslig {adj} :: legal, judicial
retsløs {adj} :: lawless, anarchic
retsløs {adj} :: deprived of civil rights
retssag {noun} :: a case brought before a court of law
retssal {noun} :: courtroom
retsvidenskab {noun} :: jurisprudence (study and theory of law)
rette {v} :: to straighten, adjust
rette {v} :: to aim, direct, turn, address
rette {v} :: to correct, rectify
rette {v} :: to mark, grade
rettelse {noun} :: correction
rettergang {noun} :: trial
rettet {v} :: past participle of rette
returnere {v} :: to return
ret vinkel {noun} :: right angle
rev {noun} :: reef
rev {noun} :: rib
rev {noun} :: rib
revers {noun} :: reverse
revers {c} {n} :: revers
revidere {v} :: review, revise (to review, alter and amend, especially of written material)
revidere {v} :: audit, check
revideret {v} :: past participle of revidere
revisor {noun} :: auditor
revne {vi} :: to crack, burst
revne {vt} :: to burst
revne {noun} :: burst
revolution {noun} :: revolution (political upheaval)
revolution {noun} :: revolution (removal and replacement of a government)
revolution {noun} :: revolution (sudden, vast change in a situation or discipline)
revolutionær {adj} :: revolutionary (of or pertaining to a revolution in government)
revolutionere {v} :: revolutionize (to radically or significantly change)
revolutionerende {v} :: present participle of revolutionere
revolutionerende {v} :: revolutionary
revy {noun} :: revue
revy {noun} :: review (periodical which makes a survey of the arts or some other field, military inspection or display for the benefit of superiors or VIPs)
rhenium {noun} :: rhenium
rhesusabe {noun} :: rhesus, rhesus macaque, rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta)
Rhinen {prop} {c} :: the River Rhine
Rhode Island {prop} :: Rhode Island (state)
Rhode Islands {prop} :: genitive of Rhode Island
rhodium {n} :: rhodium (a metallic chemical element (symbol Rh) with atomic number 45)
ri {v} :: baste, tack (to sew with wide stitches to temporarily fasten pieces of cloth)
ribbe {noun} :: rim, stripe
ribbe {noun} :: rib
ribbe {noun} :: holder
ribbe {noun} :: bar
ribbe {noun} :: rib
ribbe {noun} :: wall bars
ribbe {v} :: to remove
ribbe {v} :: to plunder
ribben {noun} :: rib
ribbenssteg {noun} :: pork ribroast
ribs {noun} :: redcurrant
Richard {prop} :: given name
ridder {noun} :: knight
ridder {noun} :: knight
ridder {noun} :: knight
ride {noun} :: black-legged kittiwake
ride {v c} :: to ride
ride {v c} :: to have intercourse with
ridt {noun} :: ride
Rie {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Marie
riet {v} :: past participle of ri
riffel {noun} :: rifle (firearm with a rifled barrel)
rig {adj} :: rich (having wealth)
rig {adj} :: wealthy, affluent
rig {adj} :: exuberant, luxuriant
rig {noun} :: rig (the arrangement of masts etc., the special apparatus used for drilling oil wells)
Riga {prop} :: Riga (capital city)
rigdom {noun} :: wealth
rigdom {noun} :: resources, riches
rige {noun} :: kingdom (see also kongerige)
rige {noun} :: empire (see also kejserrige)
rige {noun} :: realm
rigelig {adj} :: plentiful
rigmand {noun} :: rich man
Rigmor {prop} :: given name
Rigsdagen {prop} :: The bicameral parliament of Denmark, consisting of Landstinget and Folketinget from 1849, when the first Danish constitution was passed, till 1953, where Landstinget was abolished
Rigsdagen {prop} :: The Reichstag of Germany
Rigsdagen {prop} :: The Riksdag of Sweden
rigsdaler {noun} :: rigsdaler
rigsdaler {noun} :: a coin of one rigsdaler
rigsdaler {noun} :: indefinite plural of rigsdaler
rigsdansk {adj} :: Standard Danish
rigsdansk {n} :: Standard Danish
rigt {adv} :: richly, abundantly
rigtig {adj} :: right
rigtig {adj} :: proper
rigtig {adj} :: correct
rigtig {adj} :: true
rigtig {adj} :: real
Rikke {prop} :: given name
rim {noun} :: hoarfrost, rime
rim {noun} :: rhyme
rime {v} :: to rhyme
rimelig {adj} :: reasonable
rimelig {adj} :: fair
rimelig {adj} :: satisfactory
rimelig {adj} :: probable
rimelig {adj} :: reasonably, fairly, rather, quite
rimming {noun} :: anilingus
rinde {v} :: to flow, run
rinde {v} :: to secrete water or mucus
ring {noun} :: ring
ring {noun} :: circle
ring {noun} :: halo
ring {noun} :: hoop
ring {noun} :: coil
ring {noun} :: ring
ringe {v} :: To call, to telephone
ringer {v} :: present tense of ringe
ringet {v} :: past participle of ringe
ringfinger {noun} :: ring finger
ris {noun} :: rice
ris {noun} :: twig
ris {noun} :: brushwood
ris {noun} :: negative criticism
risalamande {noun} :: rice pudding chilled and mixed with almonds and whipped cream, typically eaten with hot cherry sauce
risengrød {noun} :: rice pudding
risgnasker {noun} :: Asian
risiko {noun} :: A risk
riste {v} :: to grill
riste {v} :: to roast
riste {v} :: to carve runes
risvin {noun} :: rice wine
Rita {prop} :: given name
ritual {noun} :: ritual
rive {noun} :: rake
rive {v} :: to grate
rive {v} :: to scratch, tear, rip
rive {v} :: to rake
rive den af {v} :: See: da rive af den
rive den af {v} :: jerk off
riviera {noun} :: riviera
ro {noun} :: calmness
ro {v} :: to row
RO {prop} :: Retskrivningsordbogen
robåd {noun} :: rowboat
røbe {v} :: to reveal, let on
røbe {v} :: to disclose
røbe {v} :: to divulge, give away, betray
Robert {prop} :: given name
røbet {v} :: past participle of røbe
Robin {prop} :: given name
robotstøvsuger {noun} :: robovac
rocker {noun} :: An outlaw biker
rod {noun} :: root
rod {noun} :: yob
rod {noun} :: root, zero (element in the domain of a function such that )
rod {noun} :: disorder, mess, muddle
rød {adj} :: red (having red as its colour)
rød {adj} :: red (left-wing, socialist or communist)
rød {adj} :: red (colour), (a socialist or a communist)
rød blodcelle {noun} :: red blood cell
rode {noun} :: file
rode {noun} :: tax collector's district
rode {v} :: to mess up (make a physical mess of)
rode {v} :: to rummage, to root
røde hunde {phrase} :: rubella, German measles
røde hunde {phrase} :: red dogs
rodet {v} :: past participle of rode
rødgrød med fløde {noun} :: A porridge of an assortment of (predominantly red) summer berries, such as raspberries or redcurrant; served with cream
rødgrød med fløde {noun} :: A common shibboleth
Rødhætte {prop} :: Little Red Riding Hood (story, character)
rødhåret {adj} :: redhaired, redheaded (having red hair)
rødkål {noun} :: red cabbage
rødlos {c} :: bobcat
rødme {v} :: blush, become red (especially of a person becoming red in the face due to emotion or exertion)
rododendron {noun} :: rhododendron
rød panda {c} :: red panda (Ailurus fulgens)
rødt blodlegeme {noun} :: red blood cell
rødt kød {noun} :: red meat
rødvin {noun} :: red wine
rødvinssauce {noun} :: red wine sauce
rødvinssocialist {noun} :: a champagne socialist; a person who professes socialist views but lives a bourgeoisie lifestyle
rødvinssovs {noun} :: alternative spelling of rødvinssauce
roentgenium {noun} :: roentgenium
roer {noun} :: rower
roer {noun} :: oarsman, oarswoman
røffel {noun} :: stern correction
røg {noun} :: smoke
røgalarm {noun} :: smoke detector
røge {v} :: to smoke
røgelse {noun} :: incense
røgen letter {adv} :: the smoke clears
røgen letter {adv} :: a realisation that dawns
røget {v} :: past participle of ryge
røget {v} :: past participle of røge
rogn {noun} :: roe (fish eggs)
røgt {noun} :: care
røgte {v} :: to tend
rokade {noun} :: castling
rokere {v} :: to castle
rokke {v} :: to shake (to move from side to side)
Rolf {prop} :: given name
rolig {adj} :: calm, quiet
rollemodel {noun} :: role model
rollespil {noun} :: role-playing
rollespil {noun} :: roleplay
rollespil {noun} :: roleplaying game
rom {noun} :: rum
rom {noun} :: ROM, read-only memory
Rom {prop} :: Rom (capital city)
roma {noun} :: Rom (a Romani, a member of the Roma people)
roma {noun} :: Roma (the Roma/Romani people)
roman {noun} :: novel (work of fiction)
romani {n} :: Romani (the Indo-Aryan macrolanguage of the Romani people)
romani {noun} :: Romani (a member of the Romani people)
romani {noun} :: Rom (a member of the Romani people)
romansk {adj} :: Romance
romantiker {c} :: a romantic (a romantic person)
romantiker {c} :: a romanticist (advocate or follower of romanticism)
rombe {noun} :: rhombus (a parallelogram having all sides of equal length)
Rom blev ikke bygget på en dag {proverb} :: Rome wasn't built in a day
romer {noun} :: a Roman (a person the Roman Empire)
romer {noun} :: a Roman (a person from the city of Rome)
Romerriget {prop} :: the Roman Empire
romersk {adj} :: Roman (relating to the Roman Empire, or to the city of Rome)
rømme {v} :: cough lightly (making sound with the throat to attract attention)
røn {noun} :: rowan (Sorbus)
Ronald {prop} :: given name borrowed from English
Ronni {prop} :: given name derived from English Ronnie
Ronnie {prop} :: given name
Rønnow {prop} :: surname
røntgen {c} :: examination by means of X-ray, radiography, X-ray
røntgen {c} :: X-ray therapy
røntgen {c} :: X-ray (short wavelength electromagnetic radiation)
røntgen {c} :: röntgen (unit of exposure to ionizing radiation) abbreviated mul
røntgen {c} :: indefinite plural of røntgen
roomie {noun} :: roomie
ror {noun} :: rudder
rør {noun} :: reed
rør {noun} :: pipe, tube
røræg {n} {c} :: scrambled eggs
røræg {n} {c} :: egg beaten up with sugar
røre {v} :: to touch
røre {v} :: to move
røre {v} :: to mix, stir
røre {vr} :: to exercise
røre {n} {c} :: stir, commotion
rørende {v} :: present participle of røre
rørende {adj} :: touching, moving
rørende {adj} :: pathetic
rørende {adv} :: touchingly, movingly, pathetically
rørig {adj} :: agile (having the faculty of quick motion in the limbs)
rørstrømsk {adj} :: overly sentimental
rørsukker {noun} :: cane sugar
rørt {v} :: past participle of røre
rørt {adj} :: touched, moved
Rosa {prop} :: given name
rose {noun} :: rose
rose {noun} :: rosé
rose {v} :: To praise, commend
rosé {noun} :: rosé
rosende {v} :: present participle of rose
rosévin {noun} :: rosé wine
rosin {noun} :: raisin
rosinen i pølseenden {prop} :: the last thing in some sequence, with the (often sarcastic) implication that it is the best of the things
Roskilde {prop} :: Roskilde, a city on the island of Zealand. The largest city in Region Sjælland and tenth-largest city in Denmark
Roskilde {prop} :: The municipality in which it is located
rosmarin {noun} :: rosemary
rost {v} :: past participle of rose
røst {noun} :: voice
rotationskurve {noun} :: a rotation curve
rotere {v} :: to rotate
Rothschild {prop} :: surname
rotte {noun} :: rat
rotte sig sammen {vr} :: gang up, conspire
roulade {c} :: Swiss roll (UK), jelly roll, jellyroll (US) (a cylindrical, rolled-up cake with a sweet filling)
rov {noun} :: predation
rov {noun} :: prey
rov {noun} :: robbery
røv- {prefix} :: very
røv {noun} :: bum, arse, ass
røvbanan {c} :: A general-purpose insult
røvdårlig {adj} :: very bad, shitty
røve {v} :: rob
røve {v} :: loot, pillage
røven i vandskorpen {phrase} :: being stuck in a tight corner; being in a critical situation
røver {noun} :: robber
røver {noun} :: highwayman, brigand
røvet {v} :: past participle of røve
rovfugl {noun} :: bird of prey
røvfuld {noun} :: a large amount
røvfuld {noun} :: a beating, an act of violence
røvhul {noun} :: anus, arsehole (UK), asshole (US)
røvhul {noun} :: dislikable person, asshole (US), arsehole (UK), prick
røvkedelig {adj} :: very boring
røvpule {v} :: assfuck (to engage in anal intercourse)
røvpuleri {noun} :: assfucking (penilely penetrative anal sex)
røvslikkeri {noun} :: sucking up, sycophantism
røvsur {adj} :: pissed, very angry
røvsyg {adj} :: extremely boring, unusually boring
Ruben {prop} :: Reuben
Ruben {prop} :: given name
rubidium {noun} :: rubidium
rubin {noun} :: ruby (gemstone)
rubricere {v} :: to classify, to label
rude {noun} :: pane
rude {noun} :: window
rude {noun} :: square
rude {noun} :: lozenge, diamond
rude {noun} :: rue (various perennial shrubs of the genus Ruta)
ruder {noun} :: diamonds
rug {noun} :: rye (Secale cereale)
rugbrød {noun} :: rye bread
rugemor {noun} :: surrogate mother (woman who gives birth to a child not her own)
rugmel {n} :: rye flour
ruinere {v} :: ruin
rulle {noun} :: roll
rulle {noun} :: coil
rulle {noun} :: scroll
rulle {noun} :: cylinder, roll, roller
rulle {noun} :: reel, spool
rulle {noun} :: curler
rulle {v} :: to roll
rulle {v} :: to wind
rulle {v} :: to mug
rullevej {c} :: taxiway
rum {noun} :: room
rum {noun} :: compartment
rum {noun} :: space
rum {adj} :: wide, spacious
Rumænien {prop} :: Romania
rumænsk {adj} :: Romanian (of or relating to Romania, its people, or language)
rumkapløb {noun} :: space race
rumme {v} :: to contain
rumme {v} :: to harbor or grasp (feelings, thoughts)
rumtid {noun} :: spacetime
rumvæsen {noun} :: alien, space alien, extraterrestrial
run. {adj} :: abbreviation of runedansk
rund {adj} :: round, circular
rund {adj} :: plump, chubby, rotund
rund {adj} :: smooth (of a beverage: having a pleasantly rounded flavor; neither rough nor astringent)
rundbold {noun} :: a game
runde {noun} :: a round
runde {noun} :: a stroll
runde {v} :: to make round
runde {v} :: to round (something)
runde af {v} :: round off
runde af {v} :: finish (of conversation)
rundetrunte {noun} :: a female slut, a woman who has had many sexual partners
rundkørsel {c} :: roundabout (traffic)
rundsav {noun} :: a circular saw (power saw with a circular cutting blade)
rundsave på albuerne {phrase} :: sharp elbows; a willingness to sacrifice others to advance one's own ambitions, especially those relating to a career
rundt {adv} :: round, around
rune {noun} :: rune
Rune {prop} :: given name derived from Old Norse Rúni
runedansk {adj} :: Runic Danish; Old East Norse dialect (sometimes considered a language separate from Old Norse, Old East Scandinavian and few other designations are also used) of the Danish runestones. According to different definitions Old Danish is considered either a synonymous term or a descendant of the Runic Danish
runedansk {prop} :: Old Danish
rus {noun} :: intoxication
rus {noun} :: ecstasy
rus {noun} :: freshman, first-year student
ruse {noun} :: fish-trap
Rusland {prop} :: Russia
rusmiddel {n} :: intoxicant
russer {noun} :: Russian, a person from Russia
russerhad {noun} :: Russophobia
russisk {adj} :: Russian (of or pertaining to Russia)
russisk {n} :: Russian (the Russian language)
russo- {prefix} :: Russo-
russofili {noun} :: Russophilia
russofobi {c} :: Russophobia
rust {noun} :: rust
rust {noun} :: corrosion
rusten {adj} :: rusty
rustfrit stål {noun} :: stainless steel
rutebil {noun} :: bus, coach
rutebil {noun} :: an oblong meringue cookie
rutebilstation {noun} :: bus station
rutenium {noun} :: obsolete spelling of ruthenium
Ruth {prop} :: Ruth
Ruth {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
ruthenium {n} :: ruthenium
rutherfordium {noun} :: rutherfordium
ry {noun} :: reputation
rydde {v} :: To clear, empty
ryg {noun} :: back
ryg {noun} :: spine
ryg {noun} :: ridge
ryge {vi} :: to smoke
ryge {vt} :: to smoke
ryge {vt} :: to smoke
ryge {vi} :: to go, fall
rygeforbud {n} :: smoking ban
ryge og rejse {adv} :: fuck off
ryger {noun} :: smoker (person who smokes tobacco habitually)
ryggesløs {adj} :: profligate, dissolute
ryghvirvel {noun} :: vertebra
rygning {noun} :: smoking
rygning {noun} :: fumigation
rygning {noun} :: ridge
rygrad {noun} :: spine, backbone
rygsæk {noun} :: backpack, rucksack
rygsøjle {noun} :: spine (backbone)
rygte {noun} :: rumour
rygte {noun} :: reputation
rygtes {v} :: to be rumoured, get about
rykker {noun} :: a dunning letter
rynke {noun} :: wrinkle (in the skin)
rynke {v} :: wrinkle, distort (skin)
rype {noun} :: ptarmigan (of the genus Lagopus)
ryste {v} :: to shake
ryste ud af ærmet {v} :: To mention or produce quickly and easily
rytter {noun} :: rider, horseman
rytter {noun} :: rider
rytteri {noun} :: cavalry