Words that starts with Å in Danish

In Danish, the letter Å is less common than A but still starts several words. Here's a complete list of Danish words beginning with Å, along with brief descriptions for each.

• Åbne: Meaning “open”, this verb is used to describe the action of making something not closed or accessible.
• Åbning: This noun translates to “opening” and can refer to a physical gap or the start of an event or period.
• Åbningstid: This term means “opening hours” and specifies the times when a business or facility is available to the public.
• Ål: Refers to the “eel”, a type of elongated fish found in both freshwater and saltwater.
• Åle: The plural form of “ål”, meaning “eels.”
• Ånd: Meaning “spirit” or “soul”, this noun can also refer to a ghost or supernatural entity.
• Ånde: This verb means “breathe” and describes the act of taking air into and expelling it from the lungs.
• År: This word means “year” and is used to denote the time period of 365 or 366 days.
• Årsag: Translates to “cause” and refers to the reason behind an event or situation.
• Årsrapport: This term means “annual report” and is used in the context of financial statements or organizational reviews.
• Årskort: Meaning “annual pass”, this is a ticket or membership valid for one year, often used for transportation or events.