| på {prep} | :: on |
| på {adv} | :: on |
| påbud {noun} | :: a rule saying that some particular action must be done (the opposite of a prohibition, which says that some particular action must not be done) |
| padde {noun} [taxonomy] | :: amphibian [member of the class Amphibia] |
| padde {noun} | :: idiot, dullard |
| paddehat {noun} | :: a toadstool |
| paddel {noun} | :: paddle (two-handed, single-bladed oar) |
| på den anden side {phrase} | :: on the other hand |
| på den ene side {phrase} | :: on the one hand |
| pædagog {noun} | :: A teacher, an educator |
| pædagogik {c} | :: pedagogy |
| pæderast {noun} | :: pederast (practitioner of pederasty) |
| pædofil {adj} | :: pedophilic (of, relating to or pertaining to pedophilia) |
| pædofil {adj} | :: [as a noun] pedophile (a person who has a sexual preference for children) |
| pædofilgruppe {noun} | :: pedophile group; pedophilic group; a group of pedophiles |
| pædofili {noun} | :: pedophilia (US), paedophilia (UK) |
| pæn {adj} | :: nice, decent |
| pæn {adj} | :: nice-looking |
| pæn {adj} | :: neat |
| pæn {adj} | :: sizable, sizeable, tidy |
| pæn {adj} | :: decent, respectable |
| pænt {adv} | :: fairly, pretty; to some extent |
| pære {noun} | :: pear |
| pære {noun} | :: light bulb |
| pære {noun} [colloquial] | :: intellect |
| pæredansk {adj} | :: completely Danish (in whatever sense) |
| pærevælling {noun} [uncountable] | :: a porridge of pear, milk and barley |
| pærevælling {noun} | :: hodgepodge |
| på et hængende hår {adv} [idiomatic] | :: barely, only just |
| på færde {adv} | :: only used in være på færde |
| påfaldende {adj} | :: conspicuous, easily noticed |
| på falderebet {adv} | :: at the last minute (e.g. before a lecture ends or before someone leaves a company) |
| på fersk gerning {adv} | :: in flagrante delicto; red-handed; in the act of committing a misdeed |
| påfugl {noun} | :: peacock, Pavo |
| pågældende {adj} | :: in question |
| pagaj {noun} | :: paddle (double-bladed oar used for kayaking) |
| pagat {noun} [card games] | :: magician (card number 1 in tarot) |
| på gensyn {interj} | :: see you |
| pagode {noun} [Buddhism] | :: pagoda |
| på gr. af {prep} [rare] | :: abbreviation of på grund af |
| på grund af {prep} | :: because of, on account of, owing to |
| på grund af at {prep} | :: because, on account of, owing to |
| pagt {noun} | :: pact |
| pagt {noun} | :: covenant |
| på højkant {adj} [of an oblong object] | :: placed such that the long axis is vertical |
| på højkant {adj} [of a person] | :: in a good state (after a period of difficulty) |
| på højkant {adj} [of a person] | :: in a standing position (after having lain down) |
| på ingen måde | :: by no means, in no way |
| Pakistan {prop} | :: Pakistan (country) |
| pakke {noun} | :: package |
| pakke {noun} | :: parcel |
| pakke {noun} | :: packet |
| pakke {noun} | :: pack |
| pakke {v} | :: pack |
| pakke {v} | :: wrap |
| pakket {v} | :: past participle of pakke |
| påklædning {noun} | :: dressing [the act of getting dressed] |
| påklædning {noun} | :: outfit |
| påklædt {adj} | :: dressed |
| på klem {adv} | :: ajar, slightly open |
| på klem {adj} | :: ajar, slightly open |
| på kommando {adv} | :: on command; of conscious volition |
| palads {noun} | :: palace |
| palæ {noun} | :: palace |
| palæ {noun} | :: mansion |
| pålæg {noun} | :: a topping, a filling [for bread and sandwiches] |
| pålæg {noun} [formal] | :: instruction, injunction |
| pålægge {v} | :: direct, instruct, order |
| pålægge {v} | :: enjoin |
| pålægge {v} | :: impose |
| pålægge {v} [formal, rare] | :: lay on, put on |
| palæontologi {noun} | :: paleontology |
| Palæstina {prop} | :: Palestine |
| palæstinenser {noun} | :: Palestinian (inhabitant of Palestine or Arab of Palestinian descent) |
| palæstinensisk {adj} | :: Palestinian (of, from, or pertaining to Palestine and/or the Palestinian people) |
| pålandsvind {noun} | :: onshore wind |
| palatal {adj} [phonetics] | :: palatal |
| palatallyd {noun} [phonetics] | :: palatal |
| palaver {noun} | :: palaver |
| palet {noun} | :: palette |
| pålidelig {adj} | :: reliable |
| palimpsest {noun} | :: palimpsest |
| palindrom {noun} | :: palindrome |
| palisade {noun} | :: palisade (stick) |
| palisade {noun} | :: palisade (wall of sticks) |
| palladium {n} | :: palladium |
| Pallas {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: synonym of Athene |
| Pallas Athene {prop} | :: synonym of Athene |
| Palle {prop} | :: given name |
| palmeolie {noun} | :: palm oil |
| palmesøndag {noun} | :: Palm Sunday |
| på må og få {adv} | :: arbitrarily, randomly, inconsistently, not adhering to any thought-out scheme |
| påminde {v} | :: to remind |
| påmindelse {noun} | :: reminder (something that reminds) |
| påmindelse {noun} | :: admonition |
| påmindelse {noun} | :: warning |
| panamansk {adj} | :: Panamanian |
| Panchen Lama {noun} | :: Panchen Lama |
| panda {noun} | :: giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) |
| panda {noun} | :: red panda (Ailurus fulgens) |
| pande {noun} | :: forehead |
| pande {noun} | :: pan |
| pandeisme {noun} | :: pandeism |
| pandekage {noun} | :: pancake, (usually) crepe |
| pandelampe {noun} | :: headlamp |
| pandemi {c} | :: a pandemic |
| Pandora {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Pandora |
| panere {v} | :: to bread (to coat with breadcrumbs) |
| panik {c} | :: panic (overpowering fright) |
| panislamisme {noun} [Islam] | :: Panislamism |
| panseksualitet {noun} | :: pansexuality |
| panser {noun} | :: armor, armour |
| panser {noun} | :: carapace, shell |
| panser {noun} | :: cop, copper (a policeman) |
| pant {noun} | :: a deposit (on packaging such as bottles and cans) |
| pantebrev {noun} | :: mortgage deed |
| panteisme {noun} | :: pantheism |
| panter {noun} | :: Panther |
| på nul komma fem {adv} | :: alternative form of i løbet af nul komma fem |
| pap- {prefix} [colloquial] | :: step- [a prefix indicating the individual being referred to is related through the marriage of a parent] |
| pap {noun} | :: cardboard |
| papaja {noun} | :: papaya |
| påpasselig {adj} | :: careful, cautious |
| papegøje {noun} | :: parrot |
| papir {noun} | :: paper |
| papir {noun} | :: stationery |
| papir {noun} [finance] | :: security; proof of ownership |
| papirklip {noun} | :: paper cut (decorative ornament made by artful cutting of paper, as into silhouettes) |
| papirklips {noun} | :: paper clip |
| papirløs {adj} | :: paperless |
| papmor {noun} [colloquial, sometimes, pejorative] | :: stepmother |
| paprika {noun} | :: paprika (spice) |
| på prutten {adj} [dated, slang] | :: gay |
| par {noun} | :: pair |
| par {noun} | :: couple |
| par {c} [golf] | :: par [the allotted number of strokes to reach the hole] |
| parabol {c} {n} | :: a satellite dish (parabolic antenna) |
| parabolantenne {noun} | :: satellite dish (parabolic antenna) |
| på rad {adv} | :: in a row [successively, one after the other] |
| paradoks {noun} | :: a paradox; a self-contradiction |
| paradoks {noun} | :: anything perceived of as counter-intuitive, odd or otherwise noteworthy |
| paragraf {noun} | :: section, clause, article |
| parallel {adj} [geometry] | :: parallel [equally distant at all points] |
| parallel {adj} | :: parallel [equivalent] |
| parallel {noun} | :: parallel [a similar case] |
| parallel {noun} | :: parallel [comparison] |
| parallel {noun} [geometry, rare] | :: parallel [a parallel line] |
| parallellogram {c} [geometry] | :: parallelogram |
| parallelogram {noun} [geometry] | :: parallelogram |
| parallelt {adv} | :: parallelly |
| parameterfremstilling {noun} | :: parametric equation |
| paranød {noun} | :: Brazil nut |
| paranoia {noun} | :: paranoia |
| parantes {noun} | :: misspelling of parentes |
| paraply {noun} | :: umbrella [cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain] |
| paraply {noun} | :: umbrella organisation [an organisation serving the interests of a group of other organisations] |
| paratakse {noun} [grammar] | :: parataxis |
| paratviden {c} | :: ready knowledge, trivia [knowledge that can be recalled and communicated and/or used quickly (due to having been learnt beforehand)] |
| parcel {noun} | :: parcel, lot [subdivided piece of land registred independently in official records] |
| parcel {noun} [colloquial] | :: detached house |
| parcelhus {noun} | :: detached house |
| parentes {noun} | :: parenthesis, bracket [symbols surrounding words that are a less important or interrupting addition to a text] |
| parentes {noun} | :: parenthesis [a string of words surrounding by such symbols] |
| parentes {noun} [math] | :: bracket [symbols used to indicate the order of operations] |
| parforhold {noun} | :: the relationship that exists between two people who are a couple |
| parfume {noun} | :: perfume |
| Paris {prop} | :: Paris (caplc) |
| Paris {prop} [mythology] | :: Paris [prince of Troy, abductor of Helen] |
| pariser {noun} | :: Parisian |
| pariserfransk {prop} | :: Parisian French; the variety of French spoken in Paris |
| pariserrøv {noun} | :: a small, sexually attractive butt, especially on a woman |
| på risten {adv} | :: on the grill |
| på risten {adv} [idiomatic] | :: criticized; put on the spot |
| park {noun} | :: park |
| parkere {v} | :: to park (a vehicle) |
| parkeringsgarage {noun} | :: A parking garage |
| parksex {noun} | :: sex in a park |
| parlament {n} | :: parliament |
| parlamentsmedlem {n} [politics] | :: a Member of Parliament |
| parodi {noun} | :: parody (expression making fun of something else) |
| pårørende {noun} | :: next of kin; person who is close (e.g. as a spouse, relative, close friend) to someone who has fallen ill, been in an accident, died etc |
| parre {v} | :: to pair, to match |
| parre {v} [of animals] | :: to copulate, to mate, to pair |
| parret {v} | :: past participle of parre |
| parti {noun} | :: lot, quantity, batch |
| parti {noun} [politics] | :: party |
| parti {noun} | :: game (of e.g. chess or tennis) |
| parti {noun} | :: A prospective spouse perceived as an economical or social boon rather than a person; a parti |
| parti {noun} | :: part |
| parti {noun} | :: side |
| participere {v} | :: to participate |
| participium {noun} [grammar] | :: participle |
| partiel {adj} | :: partial |
| partifælle {noun} | :: fellow party member; member of the same party |
| partikel {noun} | :: particle [little, almost invisible part of matter] |
| partikel {noun} [physics] | :: particle [the constituent parts of an atom or an elementary particle] |
| partikel {noun} [linguistics] | :: particle [a small function word, like an adverb, preposition, or conjunction] |
| partipolitisk {adj} [politics] | :: party political |
| partner {noun} | :: partner |
| partnerskab {n} | :: partnership |
| partout {adv} [usually, pejorative] | :: Denoting that someone is hellbent on something, usually in a way that the speaker disapproves of |
| parvis {adj} [rare] | :: pairwise |
| parvis {adv} | :: pairwise, in pairs, two by two |
| paryk {noun} | :: wig (head of artificial hair) |
| pas {noun} | :: passport |
| pas {noun} [geography] | :: mountain pass |
| pas {noun} [card games] | :: pass |
| pascal {noun} | :: pascal (unit of pressure and stress) |
| på sin plads {adj} | :: appropriate |
| påske {noun} [Judaism] | :: Passover |
| påske {noun} [Christianity] | :: Easter |
| påskeæg {n} | :: Easter egg |
| påskud {noun} | :: pretext (false or contrived reason) |
| påskud {noun} | :: excuse (explanation designed to avoid or alleviate guilt or negative judgment) |
| på spanden {phrase} | :: to be in trouble |
| passabel {adj} | :: acceptable, fair but not outstanding in any way |
| passager {noun} | :: passenger |
| passe {v} | :: to look after |
| passe {v} | :: to be true |
| passe {v} | :: to fit |
| passe på {v} | :: to beware of, to watch out for |
| passe på {v} | :: to look out for, to guard |
| passer {noun} | :: compass, pair of compasses |
| passer {noun} | :: dividers |
| passer {noun} | :: calipers |
| passere {v} | :: pass, pass by |
| passere {v} | :: pass through |
| passere {v} | :: cross |
| passere {v} | :: do, pass muster |
| passere {v} | :: [dated] happen, occur |
| passiv {adj} | :: passive |
| passiv {adj} [grammar] | :: passive [being in the passive voice] |
| passiv {adj} [LGBT, slang] | :: bottom [of a of a male with preference for being the receiving part in same-sex intercourse] |
| passiv {noun} [grammar] | :: passive voice |
| passiv {noun} | :: liability, debt |
| passivisere {v} | :: pacify |
| password {noun} [computing] | :: password |
| pasta {noun} | :: pasta (food) |
| pasta {noun} | :: paste |
| påstå {v} | :: to claim |
| påstå {v} | :: to postulate; to claim without good grounds |
| pastel {noun} | :: pastel |
| pat {c} | :: alternative form of patte |
| påtage {v} | :: accept (e.g. responsibility) |
| påtale {noun} | :: a reprimand (in a professional or legal context) |
| påtale {v} | :: to reprimand (in a professional or legal context) |
| pate {noun} | :: pâté |
| paté {noun} | :: pâté |
| patent {noun} | :: patent |
| patentere {noun} | :: to patent |
| patetisk {adj} | :: bombastic, high-flown, pompous, histrionic, passionate |
| patetisk {adj} | :: pathetic, pitiful |
| på tide {adj} | :: about time |
| patient {noun} | :: patient (person or animal who receives treatment from a doctor or other medically educated person) |
| patientforening {noun} | :: patient association; an association for patients |
| patientkontakt {noun} | :: patient contact |
| patina {noun} | :: patina |
| patogen {adj} | :: pathogenic |
| patolog {noun} | :: pathologist |
| patologi {noun} | :: pathology |
| patologisk {adj} | :: pathological (pertaining to pathology) |
| patologisk {adj} | :: morbid (of, or relating to disease) |
| patriark {noun} | :: patriarch |
| patriarkat {noun} | :: patriarchy |
| patriarkat {noun} | :: patriarchate |
| Patricia {prop} | :: given name |
| Patrick {prop} | :: given name borrowed from English |
| på trods af {prep} | :: despite |
| patte {c} | :: teat, breast [of an animal] |
| patte {c} [vulgar, chiefly in the plural] | :: tits, boobs [the breasts of a woman] |
| patte {v} | :: to suck [to drink milk from the breast] |
| patte {v} [colloquial] | :: to suck [to have something in the mouth, with the preposition på] |
| pattedyr {noun} | :: mammal [an animal of the class Mammalia] |
| pauke {noun} | :: kettledrum |
| Paul {prop} | :: given name, a variant of the much more popular Poul |
| Paula {prop} | :: given name |
| Pauline {prop} | :: given name derived from Paulina |
| Paulsen {prop} | :: surname |
| paulun {noun} [frequently, jocular] | :: dwelling |
| paulun {noun} | :: tent |
| Paulus {prop} | :: Paul (biblical figure) |
| Paulus {prop} | :: given name, rare in this form |
| pause {noun} | :: pause |
| pauver {adj} | :: poor |
| pave {noun} | :: pope |
| pavelig {adj} | :: papal |
| pavillon {noun} | :: pavilion |
| påvirke {v} | :: to affect, to influence |
| påvirkning {noun} | :: an influence |
| Pavlovs hunde {noun} | :: Pavlov's dogs |
| på vrangen {adj} | :: inside out |
| Paw {prop} | :: given name |
| peanut {noun} | :: peanut |
| peanutbutter {noun} | :: peanut butter |
| peber {noun} | :: pepper (spice) |
| peber {noun} | :: pepper (plant, fruit of the capsicum) |
| peberkværn {noun} | :: pepper mill |
| pedel {noun} | :: caretaker, janitor |
| Peder {prop} | :: given name |
| Pedersen {prop} | :: surname |
| pege {v} | :: to point (to extend finger) |
| pegefinger {noun} | :: forefinger, index finger |
| peget {v} | :: past participle of pege |
| pelargonie {noun} | :: geranium (common name for Pelargonium) |
| pelikan {noun} | :: pelican (seabird) |
| Pelle {prop} | :: given name or Peter, sometimes also used as a formal given name |
| Peloponnes {prop} | :: Peloponnese [the peninsula of Southern Greece] |
| pels {noun} | :: fur, coat |
| pels {noun} | :: fur coat |
| pelse {vt} | :: to remove the fur of an animal; to skin |
| pels ikke bjørnen før den er skudt {proverb} | :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched |
| pelsklanner {noun} | :: fur beetle |
| pen {noun} | :: pen |
| pen {noun} | :: quill |
| pen {noun} | :: pane, peen |
| pen {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of pæn |
| penalhus {noun} | :: pencil case |
| pendant {noun} | :: counterpart |
| pendant {noun} | :: match |
| pendant {noun} | :: fellow |
| pendant {noun} | :: companion |
| penge {noun} | :: money |
| pengeautomat {noun} | :: An automated teller machine |
| pengemaskine {noun} | :: money machine |
| pengepung {noun} | :: purse (small bag for carrying money) |
| pengeseddel {noun} | :: banknote |
| pengetank {noun} | :: a huge reserve of available cash or capital assets |
| pengetank {noun} | :: Scrooge McDuck's money bin |
| penibel {adj} | :: precarious, dangerous |
| penibel {adj} | :: painstaking, difficult |
| penibel {adj} [dated] | :: painful, unpleasant |
| penis {noun} [anatomy] | :: penis |
| penismisundelse {noun} [psychology] | :: penis envy |
| penisring {noun} | :: cock ring |
| pennalhus {noun} | :: pencil case |
| pennen er mægtigere end sværdet {proverb} | :: the pen is mightier than the sword |
| penneven {noun} | :: pen pal, penfriend |
| penning {noun} [historical] | :: coin or currency in use in Denmark until 1602 |
| Pennsylvania {prop} | :: Pennsylvania (state) |
| Pennsylvanias {prop} | :: genitive of Pennsylvania |
| Pennsylvanien {prop} | :: alternative form of Pennsylvania |
| Pennsylvaniens {prop} | :: genitive of Pennsylvanien |
| pensel {noun} | :: paintbrush |
| pensum {n} | :: syllabus, curriculum |
| pensum {n} | :: task, assignment |
| pensum {n} | :: examination requirements |
| pentagon {noun} | :: pentagon |
| pentagram {noun} | :: pentagram |
| peptidbinding {noun} | :: peptide bond |
| per {prep} | :: For each; for every |
| Per {prop} | :: given name |
| perestrojka {noun} | :: perestroika |
| perfekt {adj} | :: perfect |
| perfekt {adv} | :: perfectly |
| perfekt forbrydelse {noun} | :: perfect crime |
| perfektionist {noun} | :: perfectionist (one who has a propensity for being displeased with anything that is not perfect or does not meet extremely high standards) |
| perfektum {noun} [grammar] | :: present perfect |
| perfid {adj} | :: vicious, spiteful, malicious, sadistic, low-minded; snide, insinuating (in one's utterance about a person or matter) |
| perfid {adj} | :: (mostly older language) perfidious, manipulative |
| perforere {v} | :: to perforate |
| perforeret {v} | :: past participle of perforere |
| periferi {noun} | :: periphery |
| periode {noun} | :: period |
| periode {noun} | :: era |
| periode {noun} | :: term of office |
| periode {noun} | :: time |
| periode {noun} [of weather] | :: spell |
| periodisk {adj} | :: periodic (having repeated cycles; occurring at regular intervals; periodical) |
| periodisk {adj} | :: periodical |
| periodisk {adj} [adverbial] | :: periodically |
| periskop {noun} | :: periscope |
| perker {noun} [racial slur] | :: a person of Middle Eastern descent; a sand nigger |
| perkerdansk {prop} [possibly, offensive] | :: a Danish multiethnolect incorporating words and syntactical structures from, among others, Arabic, Kurdish, Berber and Turkish |
| perle {noun} | :: pearl |
| perle {noun} | :: bead |
| perle {noun} | :: drop |
| perle {noun} [figuratively] | :: gem, jewel, beauty, treasure |
| perle {v} | :: appear as small drops |
| perle {v} | :: sparkle |
| perlemor {noun} | :: mother-of-pearl |
| perlet {v} | :: past participle of perle |
| Pernille {prop} | :: given name |
| peroral {adj} [medicine] | :: peroral |
| perpetuum mobile {noun} | :: perpetual motion machine |
| perpetuum mobile {noun} [figuratively] | :: something or someone in constant activity |
| perron {noun} | :: platform (A raised structure from which passengers can enter or leave a train) |
| Persefone {prop} [Greek god] | :: Persephone |
| perser {noun} | :: Persian (member of ethnic group, breed of cat) |
| Persien {prop} | :: Persia |
| persienne {noun} | :: Venetian blind |
| persille {noun} | :: parsley (Petroselinum crispum) |
| persisk {noun} | :: the Persian language, sometimes also encompassing: "Farsi", "Dari" and "Tajik" or "Tajiki" |
| persisk {adj} | :: Persian |
| person {noun} | :: person |
| person {noun} | :: character |
| person {noun} | :: figure |
| person {noun} | :: people |
| personalhistoriker {noun} | :: historian occupying themself with some individual |
| personificering {noun} | :: personification (abstract noun represented as a person) |
| personificering {noun} [literature] | :: personification (the literary device of representing an abstract noun as a person) |
| personligt pronomen {n} [grammar] | :: personal pronoun |
| personlig træner {noun} | :: personal trainer |
| personligt stedord {n} [grammar] | :: personal pronoun |
| personrettet {adj} | :: directed at a specific person |
| perspektiv {noun} | :: perspective |
| perspektivere {v} [humanities, social science] | :: to endow an issue, literary work, discussion etc. with a perspective by comparing it with other, similar and/or relevant things |
| peruaner {noun} | :: Peruvian |
| pessimist {noun} | :: pessimist |
| pest {c} [disease] | :: plague |
| pest {c} [figuratively] | :: pestilence |
| pest eller kolera {noun} | :: a choice between two undesirable options |
| pesticid {noun} | :: pesticide |
| Peter {prop} | :: given name |
| Peter {prop} | :: Peter (biblical figure) |
| Petersen {prop} | :: surname |
| petit mal {n} [medicine] | :: petit mal |
| Petra {prop} | :: given name |
| Petrea {prop} | :: given name, a feminine form of Peter |
| Petrine {prop} | :: given name, a feminine form of Peter |
| petriskål {noun} | :: Petri dish |
| pga. {prep} | :: abbreviation of på grund af |
| Philip {prop} | :: given name |
| Phillip {prop} {c} | :: given name |
| phosphor {noun} | :: alternative spelling of fosfor |
| pi {prop} | :: pi (number) |
| pi {prop} | :: pi (letter) |
| Pia {prop} | :: given name |
| pib {noun} | :: squeak |
| pib {noun} | :: whine |
| pib {noun} | :: whistle |
| pibe {noun} | :: pipe (for smoking) |
| pibe {v} | :: squeak |
| pibe {v} | :: whistle |
| pibe {v} | :: whine |
| piberenser {noun} | :: pipe cleaner |
| piberi {noun} | :: whining, whimpering |
| piccolo {noun} | :: bellboy, bellhop |
| piccolo {noun} | :: office boy |
| pico- {prefix} | :: alternative spelling of piko- |
| pig {noun} | :: spike |
| pig {noun} | :: barb |
| pig {noun} | :: spine, quill [needle-like structure] |
| pig {noun} | :: prickle [a small, sharp pointed object, such as a thorn] |
| pige {noun} | :: girl [a female child or adolescent] |
| pige {noun} [embellishing or patronizing] | :: girl, woman [a female adult, underplaying the age] |
| pige {noun} | :: girl, girlfriend [a woman as a potential or actual sexual partner] |
| pige {noun} | :: girl, daughter [a female person one is the parent of] |
| pige {noun} | :: girl, maid [a woman serving in a private household] |
| pigebarn {noun} [now, chiefly disparaging] | :: girl, especially with connotations of childishness |
| pigefnidder {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: bickering and intrigue among young girls |
| pigekæreste {noun} | :: girlfriend |
| pigelus {noun} [childish or ironic, plural only] | :: girl cooties |
| pigtråd {noun} | :: barbed wire |
| pik {noun} [vulgar] | :: cock, penis |
| pik {noun} | :: peck [like a bird's peck] |
| pikbillede {noun} | :: dickpic |
| pikhoved {noun} [colloquial] | :: glans penis |
| pikhoved {noun} [vulgar] | :: dickhead Term of abuse for a man |
| pikkemand {noun} [vulgar] | :: penis |
| piko- {prefix} | :: pico- |
| pikring {noun} [colloquial] | :: cock ring |
| pikslikker {noun} [vulgar] | :: cocksucker (term of abuse) |
| pikslikker {noun} [vulgar, less common, literal] | :: cocksucker, fellator, one who performs fellatio |
| pikspiller {noun} [vulgar] | :: Term of abuse |
| pikstørrelse {noun} | :: cock size |
| piksutter {noun} | :: Term of abuse |
| pil {noun} | :: arrow |
| pil {noun} | :: willow |
| pilgrim {noun} | :: pilgrim (traveller, especially to religious sites) |
| pille {noun} | :: pillar |
| pille {noun} | :: pill |
| pille {v} | :: peel |
| pillet {v} | :: past participle of pille |
| pilot {noun} | :: pilot |
| pils {noun} | :: Lager, pilsner |
| pilsner {noun} | :: pilsner |
| pincet {noun} | :: tweezers (small pincers, usually made of metal, used for handling small objects) |
| pind {noun} | :: stick |
| pind {noun} | :: perch |
| pind {noun} | :: peg |
| pind {noun} | :: row (in knitting) |
| pindsvin {noun} | :: hedgehog (animal) |
| pindsvin {noun} | :: porcupine |
| pine {noun} | :: torment |
| pine {noun} | :: [in compounds] ache |
| pine {v} | :: torment |
| pine {v} | :: torture |
| pinedød {adv} | :: definitely, quite certainly |
| pingpong {noun} | :: ping pong, table tennis |
| pingpong {noun} | :: ping pong, quick dialogue, repartee |
| pingvin {noun} | :: penguin |
| pinje {noun} | :: stone pine [Pinus pinea] |
| pinjekerne {noun} | :: pine nut |
| pinlig {adj} [archaic] | :: painful |
| pinlig {adj} | :: awkward, embarrassing |
| pinlig {adj} [proscribed] | :: embarrassed |
| pinlig {adv} | :: precisely |
| pinlighed {noun} | :: embarrassment |
| pinlighedsfornemmelse {noun} | :: feeling of embarrassment |
| pinligt {adv} | :: precisely |
| pinse {noun} | :: Pentecost (Christian festival) |
| pinselilje {noun} | :: poet's daffodil, Narcissus poeticus |
| pint {v} | :: past participle of pine |
| pip {noun} | :: chirp, peep, tweet |
| pip {noun} | :: bleep |
| pip {n} [dated] | :: nonsense, gibberish, madness |
| Piræus {prop} | :: Piræus (city) |
| pirat {noun} | :: pirate (a criminal who plunders at sea) |
| pis {interj} | :: dammit |
| pis {noun} [vulgar] | :: piss |
| pis {noun} [vulgar, slang] | :: cheap beer |
| pisk {noun} | :: whip |
| pisk {noun} | :: pigtail [braided hair] |
| pisk {noun} | :: whipping, flogging, lashing |
| piskefløde {noun} | :: cream of the sort used for whipped cream |
| pis mig i øret {phrase} | :: screw you |
| pisse- {prefix} [mildly, vulgar] | :: very |
| pisse {v} [vulgar] | :: to piss |
| pisse {adv} [vulgar] | :: very [used to emphasize adjectives] |
| pissedyr {adj} | :: expensive as hell |
| pisse i bukserne for at holde varmen {v} [vulgar] | :: synonym of tisse i bukserne for at holde varmen |
| pisse ned {v} [vulgar, impersonal] | :: rain cats and dogs |
| pistol {noun} | :: handgun, pistol |
| pittoresk {adj} | :: picturesque |
| piv {n} | :: unofficial spelling of pib |
| piveskid {noun} | :: alternative form of pivskid |
| pivskid {noun} [pejorative] | :: person who is averse to danger, pain or uncomfortable things; a squeamish or timid person |
| pizza {noun} | :: pizza |
| pjat {noun} | :: nonsense, giddiness |
| pjece {noun} | :: booklet, pamphlet, leaflet |
| pjece {noun} [military] | :: piece, gun |
| pjok {n} | :: wimp |
| placere {v} | :: place |
| placere {v} | :: invest |
| placere {v} | :: site |
| pladekontrakt {noun} | :: record contract |
| pladespiller {c} [music] | :: a record player |
| plads {noun} | :: place |
| plads {noun} | :: seat |
| plads {noun} | :: position |
| plads {noun} | :: berth |
| plads {noun} | :: room |
| plads {noun} | :: space |
| plads {noun} | :: job |
| plads til forbedring {noun} | :: room for improvement; something that can be improved |
| plæneklipper {noun} | :: lawnmower |
| plage {noun} | :: nuisance, pest |
| plage {v} | :: bully |
| plage {v} | :: pester |
| plage {v} | :: worry |
| plaget {v} | :: past participle of plage |
| plakat {noun} | :: poster, placard |
| planche {noun} | :: plate (illustration) |
| planche {noun} | :: poster |
| Plancks konstant {prop} [physics] | :: Planck's constant |
| planet {noun} [astronomy] | :: a planet |
| planetby {noun} | :: satellite town |
| planlægge {v} | :: plan |
| planlægning {noun} | :: planning; act of planning |
| planlagt forældelse {noun} | :: planned obsolescence |
| plante {noun} | :: plant (living organism) |
| plante {v} | :: to plant |
| planteæder {noun} | :: herbivore |
| plantet {v} | :: past participle of plante |
| plantning {noun} | :: planting |
| plapre {v} [pejorative] | :: prattle, talk at length and annoyingly |
| plask {interj} | :: splash |
| plask {noun} | :: splash |
| plaske {v} | :: to splash |
| plaster {noun} | :: band-aid, plaster or sticking plaster |
| plastic {noun} [sometimes, proscribed] | :: plastic |
| plasticmor {noun} [colloquial, chiefly pejorative, uncommon] | :: stepmother |
| plastikpik {noun} [rare] | :: dildo |
| plat {adj} | :: inane, lacking inspiration, corny, insipid |
| platfod {noun} | :: flatfoot, flat feet |
| platfodet {adj} | :: flat-footed, flatfooted |
| platformspil {n} | :: A platform game |
| platformspil {n} | :: indefinite plural of platformspil |
| platin {noun} [uncountable] | :: platinum (a metallic chemical element (symbol Pt) with atomic number 78) |
| Platon {prop} | :: Plato |
| platonisme {noun} | :: Platonism |
| plattysk {n} | :: Low German, Low Saxon, Plattdeutsch [the dialects of northern Germany] |
| plattysk {adj} | :: Low German [of or relating to the dialects of northern Germany] |
| pleje {v} | :: Signifies habitual or repeated events or circumstances |
| pleje {v} | :: to nurse, to care for, to maintain |
| pleje omgang med {v} | :: be in the company of |
| plekter {noun} | :: plectrum |
| pleonasme {noun} | :: pleonasm |
| pli {noun} | :: decency, good manners |
| pligt {noun} | :: duty |
| pløje {v} | :: to plough, plow |
| plombe {noun} | :: lead seal |
| plombe {noun} [dentistry] | :: filling |
| plombere {v} | :: to seal |
| plombere {v} [dentistry] | :: to fill |
| plomberet {v} | :: past participle of plombere |
| plov {noun} | :: plough, plow |
| plovmand {noun} | :: A male plower, who plows land with a plough |
| plovmand {noun} [slang] | :: five hundred kroner |
| pludre {v} | :: chatter, speak rapidly of inconsequential matters |
| pludre {v} [of a moving body of water] | :: to make a gentle noise; to babble |
| pludre {v} [of a child] | :: to make gentle, wordless noises; to utter protowords |
| pludre {v} [of chickens] | :: to make that noise which a group of chickens make when they are not upset |
| pludselig {adj} | :: sudden |
| pludselig {adj} | :: overnight |
| pludselig {adv} | :: suddenly, all of a sudden |
| pludseligt {adv} | :: suddenly |
| pluralis {noun} [grammar] | :: plural |
| pluralistisk integration {noun} [sociology] | :: a form of integration in which the incoming culture adapts to the culture already there, which in turn accommodates the differences of the incoming culture |
| pluskvamperfektum {noun} [grammar] | :: past perfect |
| plusqvamperfektum {noun} [grammar, now rare] | :: alternative spelling of pluskvamperfektum |
| plusse {v} [arithmetic, childish] | :: add |
| plutonium {noun} | :: plutonium |
| plyndre {v} | :: loot, pillage, plunder, ransack, sack |
| plyndre {v} | :: rob |
| plyndret {v} | :: past participle of plyndre |
| pn-overgang {noun} [electronics] | :: p-n junction |
| poet {noun} | :: poet |
| point {noun} | :: a point [in a game] |
| pointe {noun} | :: point [argument, punchline] |
| pøj {interj} | :: yuck (uttered to indicate disgust) |
| pøj {interj} | :: pøj, pøj – break a leg, good luck (wish of fortune or encouragement) |
| pokal {noun} | :: cup (trophy in the shape of an oversized cup) |
| pokeransigt {noun} | :: poker face |
| pokerfjæs {noun} | :: poker face |
| pokker {cp} [dialect, archaic] | :: a blemish or rash resulting from smallpox, pockmarks, also similar conditions from syphilis, etc |
| pokker {noun} [archaic] | :: devil |
| pokker {noun} [swear word] | :: damn |
| pokkers {adj} [mildly vulgar] | :: damned |
| pokkers {adv} [mildly vulgar] | :: damned |
| pol {noun} | :: pole (the northern and southern ends of the earth's rotational axis; North Pole and South Pole) |
| pol {noun} | :: a pole in geometry |
| pol {noun} | :: pole of a magnet, negative or positive |
| pøl {noun} | :: puddle |
| polak {m} | :: Pole |
| polemik {noun} | :: polemic, controversy |
| polemik {noun} | :: polemics |
| Polen {prop} | :: Poland, a country in Central Europe |
| police {noun} | :: policy [contract of insurance] |
| politi {noun} | :: police |
| politibetjent {noun} | :: police officer (an officer in a law enforcement agency) |
| politik {c} [politics] | :: politics |
| politik {c} | :: a policy (course or principle of action adopted or proposed by an organisation) |
| politiker {noun} [politics] | :: politician |
| politikerlede {noun} | :: distrust and dislike of politicians |
| politimand {noun} | :: police man, male police officer |
| politimester {noun} | :: police commissioner |
| politimester {noun} | :: chief police official in a police district of the national police in continental Denmark |
| politimester {noun} | :: chief police official in Greenland or the Faroe Islands |
| politisk {adj} [politics] | :: political |
| politisk maskine {c} [politics, chiefly historical, mostly pertaining to the US] | :: political machine |
| politisk maskineri {n} [politics, chiefly historical, mostly pertaining to the US] | :: political machinery |
| politistation {noun} | :: police station |
| politologi {noun} | :: political science |
| pollen {noun} [botany] | :: pollen |
| polo {noun} | :: polo (ball game played on horseback) |
| polo {noun} | :: polo shirt |
| polonium {noun} | :: polonium |
| poloskjorte {c} | :: polo shirt |
| pølse {noun} | :: sausage, banger |
| pølse {noun} [, childish] | :: poop [excrement] |
| pølsevogn {noun} | :: a mobile sausage stand |
| polsk {adj} | :: Polish (of, from or native to Poland, or relating to the Polish language) |
| polterabend {noun} | :: bachelor party, bachelorette party, stag party, hen party |
| polyeder {noun} [geometry] | :: polyhedron |
| polygon {b} | :: polygon |
| polynomium {noun} [math] | :: polynomial |
| polyteistisk {adj} [religion] | :: polytheistic |
| pomerans {noun} | :: bitter orange fruit |
| pomerans {noun} | :: bitter orange tree (Citrus aurantium) |
| pomfrit {noun} | :: a single french fry; a chip |
| pomme frite {noun} | :: french fries; chips |
| Pommern {prop} | :: Pomerania |
| pomp {noun} | :: pomp (show of magnificence) |
| poppel {noun} | :: poplar |
| poppe op {v} | :: pop up |
| populær {adj} | :: popular, liked by many people |
| populær {adj} | :: popular, prevalent among the people |
| populærvidenskab {noun} | :: popular science |
| populærvidenskabelig {adj} | :: of or pertaining to popular science |
| populair {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of populær |
| popularitet {noun} | :: popularity |
| population {noun} [statistics] | :: population |
| porcelæn {noun} | :: china, porcelain |
| porcelæn {noun} | :: crockery |
| pore {noun} | :: pore [a tiny opening in the skin] |
| porno {noun} | :: short form of pornografi (pornography) |
| pornofilm {noun} | :: adult movie (pornographic film) |
| pornograf {noun} [rare] | :: pornographer (person involved in creation or dissemination of pornography) |
| pornografi {noun} | :: pornography |
| pornografisk {adj} | :: pornographic |
| porøs {adj} | :: porous |
| porøsitet {noun} | :: porosity |
| porøsitet {noun} [countable] | :: porosity (quantitative measure) |
| porre {noun} | :: leek [Allium ampeloprasum, syn. Allium porrum] |
| pors {noun} | :: gale (Myrica gale) |
| porse {noun} | :: alternative form of pors |
| port {noun} | :: gate |
| port {noun} | :: gateway |
| portemonnæ {noun} [dated] | :: purse, wallet |
| porto {noun} | :: postage; payment for sending a letter or package |
| portræt {noun} | :: portrait |
| Portugal {prop} | :: Portugal (country) |
| portugiser {c} | :: a Portuguese (person from Portugal) |
| portugisisk {adj} | :: Portuguese (of or relating to Portugal) |
| portugisisk vandhund {c} | :: Portuguese Water Dog |
| portvin {noun} | :: port wine |
| pose {noun} | :: bag |
| poser under øjnene {p} | :: circles; bags under the eyes |
| positiv {noun} [grammar] | :: positive |
| positiv {noun} [photography] | :: positive |
| positiv {adj} | :: positive (optimistic, supporting) |
| positiv {adj} [mathematics, science] | :: positive (larger than zero) |
| possessivt pronomen {noun} [grammar] | :: possessive pronoun |
| post- {prefix} | :: post- |
| post {noun} | :: post [position, job] |
| post {noun} | :: post, mail [letters or packages] |
| post {noun} | :: post, mail [a public institution distributing letters or packages] |
| post {noun} | :: postman [a person carrying letters or packages] |
| post {noun} | :: entry [in a budget] |
| post {noun} | :: pump, tap, faucet [an outdoor water pump] |
| post {noun} [rare, in compounds] | :: post [supporting a door or a window] |
| postalveolær {adj} [phonetics] | :: postalveolar |
| postalveolar {noun} [phonetics] | :: postalveolar |
| postbud {n} | :: mailman, postman |
| postevand {noun} | :: tap water |
| postfaktuel {adj} | :: postfactual |
| postkasserød {adj} | :: a pastel red, as used on mailboxes |
| postkort {noun} | :: postcard |
| postmoderne {adj} | :: postmodern |
| postulat {noun} | :: postulate; unfounded claim |
| pote {noun} | :: paw |
| potemkinkulisse {noun} | :: Potemkin village |
| potentat {noun} | :: potentate |
| potentiel energi {noun} [physics] | :: potential energy |
| potteplante {c} | :: a pot plant (a plant growing in a flowerpot) |
| Poul {prop} | :: given name |
| Poula {prop} | :: given name |
| Pouline {prop} | :: given name |
| Poulsen {prop} | :: surname |
| Povl {prop} | :: given name, variant of Poul ( =Paul) |
| powerpoint {noun} | :: electronic slide presentation |
| pr. {prep} | :: abbreviation of per |
| præcis {adj} | :: precise, exact |
| præcis {adv} | :: precisely, specifically |
| præcis {interj} | :: exactly |
| prædestination {noun} | :: predestination |
| prædike {v} [religion] | :: to preach [to give a sermon] |
| prædike {v} [metaphorically] | :: to preach, sermonize [to give a moralizing speech] |
| præfiks {noun} | :: prefix (letters at the beginning of a word) |
| prægnant {adj} | :: concise, pithy |
| prægnant {adj} | :: [adverbial] concisely, pithily |
| prægtig {adj} | :: fine, magnificent |
| præmis {noun} | :: premise |
| præposition {noun} [grammar] | :: preposition (a type of word like "of, from, for, by") |
| præpositionsforbindelse {noun} [grammar] | :: prepositional phrase |
| præpositionsstyrelse {noun} [grammar] | :: prepositional complement (the part of a prepositional phrase that is not the preposition) |
| prærie {noun} | :: prairie |
| præsens {noun} [grammar, uncountable] | :: present tense |
| præsens {c} [rare] | :: presence |
| præsent {adj} | :: present in the mind or memory |
| præsentation {noun} | :: a presentation |
| præsentere {vt} | :: to present |
| præsident {noun} | :: president |
| præsident {noun} | :: chairman |
| præst {noun} | :: priest (clergyman) |
| præstation {noun} | :: performance |
| præstation {noun} | :: effort |
| præstation {noun} | :: achievement, feat |
| præteritum {noun} [grammar] | :: preterite |
| prævention {noun} | :: contraceptive, means of preventing pregnancy |
| Prag {prop} {n} | :: Prag (capital city) |
| pragt {noun} | :: magnificence, splendour |
| pragtfuld {adj} | :: splendid, splendorous |
| praksis {noun} | :: practice |
| praktikant {noun} | :: intern; trainee |
| praktisk {adj} | :: convenient |
| praktisk {adj} | :: practical |
| prank {noun} | :: prank |
| praseodym {noun} | :: praseodymium |
| praseodymium {noun} | :: alternative form of praseodym |
| Preben {prop} | :: given name |
| present {noun} [dated] | :: present, gift |
| presse {noun} | :: a press (a machine for pressing things, like fruits, cloths and books) |
| presse {noun} | :: a press (a machine for printing) |
| presse {noun} | :: the press (printed media and journalism) |
| presse {v} | :: to press, squeeze |
| presse {v} | :: to push |
| presse {v} | :: to force somebody to something |
| pression {noun} | :: pressure |
| priapisme {c} [medicine] | :: priapism |
| prik {noun} | :: prick (the feeling of being pierced or punctured by an object with a fine point, the action of pricking) |
| prik {noun} | :: dot, point |
| prik {noun} | :: spot |
| prikprodukt {noun} | :: scalar product, dot product |
| primær {adj} | :: primary |
| primitiv {adj} | :: primitive |
| primtal {noun} [number theory] | :: prime number |
| primtalsfaktorisering {noun} [number theory] | :: prime factorization |
| princip {noun} | :: principle |
| principsag {noun} | :: a matter of principle |
| prins {noun} | :: prince [son or male-line grandson of a reigning monarch] |
| prins {noun} | :: prince consort [husband of a ruling queen] |
| prins {noun} | :: prince [male ruler or head of a principality] |
| prinsesse {noun} | :: princess [a female member of the royal family, especially the daughter or daughter-in-law of a ruling monarch] |
| prinsesse {noun} | :: princess [a female member of the ruling family of a principality] |
| pris {noun} | :: price |
| pris {noun} | :: fare |
| pris {noun} | :: cost |
| pris {noun} | :: prize |
| pris {noun} [uncountable] | :: praise |
| pris {noun} [dated] | :: pinch (small amount of powder) |
| prise {noun} [nautical] | :: prize [anything captured using the rights of war] |
| prise {v} | :: to praise |
| prist {v} | :: past participle of prise |
| prisvinder {noun} | :: a prizewinner or prize winner (winner of a prize; usually a specific prize such as the Nobel Prize) |
| privilegeret {adj} | :: privileged |
| privilegium {n} | :: privilege (peculiar benefit, advantage, or favor) |
| proaktiv {adj} [buzzword] | :: proactive (acting in advance) |
| probat {adj} | :: effective |
| problem {noun} | :: problem |
| problematik {noun} | :: problematic |
| problemformulering {noun} | :: a brief outline of what knowledge a study seeks to produce; may be in the form of one or more questions |
| procent {noun} | :: percent |
| procentpoint {noun} [mathematics] | :: percentage point |
| procentvis {adj} | :: percentagewise |
| procentvis {adv} | :: percentagewise |
| proces {c} | :: process |
| producer {noun} | :: producer (one who produces an artistic production) |
| producere {v} | :: To produce |
| producere {v} | :: To manufacture, to make |
| produceret {v} | :: past participle of producere |
| produkt {noun} | :: product |
| produktion {noun} | :: production |
| produktionsmetode {noun} | :: production method; a method of production |
| produktionsmiddel {noun} [economics, especially in the plural definite] | :: means of production |
| produktiv {adj} | :: productive |
| professionshøjskole {noun} | :: A university college |
| profet {noun} | :: prophet |
| profeti {noun} | :: prophecy |
| proformaægteskab {noun} | :: sham marriage |
| programmør {noun} [computing] | :: programmer |
| projekt {noun} | :: project |
| projektside {noun} [especially, internet] | :: project page; a page dedicated to or of a certain project |
| promethium {noun} | :: promethium |
| promiskuøs {adj} | :: promiscuous (indiscriminate in choice of sexual partners) |
| pronomen {noun} | :: pronoun |
| propel {noun} | :: propeller (mechanical device used to propel) |
| propeller {noun} | :: propeller (mechanical device used to propel) |
| proper {adj} | :: cleanly |
| proper {adj} | :: tidy |
| proprium {noun} [grammar] | :: proper noun (the name of a particular person, place, organization or other individual entity) |
| proptrækker {noun} | :: corkscrew |
| prosadigt {noun} | :: prose poem |
| prosaisk {adj} | :: prosaic |
| prosaisk {adj} | :: mundane |
| prosaisk {adj} | :: [adverbial] prosaically |
| proscenium {noun} | :: proscenium |
| prosit {interj} | :: bless you! (said to someone who has just sneezed) |
| prostatamassage {noun} | :: prostate massage, digital stimulation of the prostate |
| prostituere {vr} | :: to prostitute |
| prostitueret {adj} | :: prostituted |
| prostitueret {c} [formal] | :: prostitute |
| prostitueret {v} | :: past participle of prostituere |
| protactinium {noun} | :: protactinium |
| protagonist {noun} [literature] | :: protagonist |
| proteasom {noun} [biochemistry] | :: proteasome |
| protektorat {noun} | :: protectorate |
| protoindoeuropæisk {adj} | :: Proto-Indo-European |
| protoindoeuropæisk {c} | :: Proto-Indo-European language |
| protolyse {noun} [chemistry] | :: protolysis |
| protomartyr {noun} | :: protomartyr |
| proton {noun} [physics] | :: proton |
| prøve {noun} | :: trial, test, examination |
| prøve {noun} | :: ordeal |
| prøve {noun} | :: rehearsal, audition [of actors and artists] |
| prøve {noun} | :: sample, specimen |
| prøve {noun} | :: pattern, swatch [of cloth] |
| prøve {noun} | :: taste |
| prøve {v} | :: to try [to make an attempt] |
| prøve {v} | :: to test |
| prøve {v} | :: to try out, try on |
| prøve {v} | :: to experience, go through |
| prøve {v} | :: to rehearse |
| prøvelse {noun} | :: test |
| prøvet {v} | :: past participle of prøve |
| provins {noun} | :: province |
| prud {adj} [archaic, poetic] | :: magnificent, noble |
| prut {noun} | :: fart (an emission of flatulent gases) |
| prutten {c} | :: flatulence, farting |
| prutten {c} | :: haggling, bargaining |
| pseudo- {prefix} | :: pseudo- |
| pseudoargument | :: fallacious argument, incorrect argument |
| pseudodebat {noun} | :: pseudo-debate |
| pseudodemokrati {noun} | :: fake democracy |
| pseudonym {noun} | :: pseudonym |
| pseudonym {adj} | :: pseudonymous |
| pseudovidenskab {c} | :: pseudoscience |
| pseudovidenskabelig {adj} | :: pseudoscientific |
| psyke {noun} | :: mental constitution, psyche |
| psykedelisk {adj} | :: psychedelic |
| psykiater {noun} | :: psychiatrist |
| psykiatri {noun} | :: psychiatry |
| psykisk {adj} | :: mental |
| psykisk {adj} | :: psychological |
| psykisk {adv} | :: mentally |
| psykisk {adv} | :: psychologically |
| psykologi {noun} | :: psychology |
| psykopat {c} | :: a psychopath |
| psykopat {c} [colloquial or pejorative] | :: idiot |
| psykose {noun} | :: psychosis |
| psykosomatisk {adj} | :: psychosomatic |
| psykriater {noun} | :: misspelling of psykiater |
| p.t. {adv} | :: currently, at this time |
| pt. {adv} | :: alternative form of p.t. |
| ptolemæisk {adj} | :: Ptolemaic |
| publikation {noun} | :: publication |
| puddel {noun} | :: poodle |
| puddersukker {noun} | :: brown sugar |
| pude {noun} | :: cushion |
| pude {noun} | :: pillow |
| pude {noun} | :: pad |
| pudebetræk | :: pillowcase |
| pudevår | :: pillowcase |
| pudse hunden på {v} | :: let a dog attack |
| puffer {noun} [chemistry] | :: buffer |
| puh {interj} | :: pooh (expression of dismissal or contempt‚ used when encountering an unpleasant smell) |
| puh {interj} | :: phew (used to show relief, fatigue, surprise, or disgust) |
| pule {vt} [colloquial] | :: to fuck roughly |
| pulver {noun} | :: powder |
| puma {noun} | :: puma; cougar; mountain lion |
| pumpe {noun} | :: pump |
| pumpe {v} | :: to pump |
| pund {noun} | :: pound [currency] |
| pund {noun} [historical or referring to foreign cultures] | :: pound [unit of mass, usually between 350 and 500 g; 496 g in Denmark before 1839] |
| pund {noun} | :: half a kilo [informal unit of mass, mostly used of foods or the weight of people] |
| pung {noun} | :: purse (small bag for carrying money) |
| pung {noun} [anatomy] | :: scrotum |
| pung {noun} [zoology] | :: a pouch in marsupials where it rears its young during their early infancy |
| pungdyr {noun} | :: marsupial |
| punkt {noun} | :: dot, point |
| punktlig {adj} | :: punctual |
| punktlighed {c} | :: punctuality |
| punktum {noun} | :: full stop [the punctuation mark “.”] |
| pupil {noun} | :: pupil (the hole in the middle of the iris of the eye) |
| pure {adj} | :: complete |
| pure {adj} | :: (adverbial) completely |
| pure {noun} | :: puree |
| purere {v} | :: to cream |
| purløg {noun} | :: chive (the plant Allium schoenoprasum) |
| purløg {noun} [uncountable] | :: chives (leaves of this plant used as a herb) |
| purre {v} | :: to poke, to stir, to rouse |
| pusle {vt} | :: nurse |
| pusle {vi} | :: rustle, make soft movement noises |
| pusle {vi} | :: potter about |
| puslende {v} | :: present participle of pusle |
| puslespil {noun} | :: a jigsaw puzzle |
| putte {interj} | :: a call made to chickens |
| putte {noun} [hypocoristic] | :: hen |
| putte {noun} [hypocoristic, derogatory] | :: child, young woman |
| putte {v} | :: to stick, put [into something] |
| putte {v} | :: to put [a child to bed] |
| putte {v} [golf] | :: to putt [hit a golf ball gently towards the hole with a putter (type of golf club)] |
| pyjamas {noun} | :: pajamas, pyjamas |
| pynt {noun} | :: point [peninsula] |
| pynt {noun} | :: decoration |
| pynt {noun} | :: finery |
| pynte {v} | :: to decorate |
| pynte {v} | :: to garnish |
| pynte {v} | :: to be decorative |
| pyntet {v} | :: past participle of pynte |
| pyramide {noun} | :: pyramid |
| pyrrhussejr {noun} | :: Pyrrhic victory (a costly victory) |
| pyton {noun} | :: python |
| pyt skidt {adv} | :: no matter, doesn't matter |
