Words that starts with B in Danish

In Danish, the letter B begins many interesting words. Here’s a comprehensive list of Danish words starting with B, along with a brief description of each.

• Bade – To bathe or take a bath. It can also refer to swimming.
• Bag – Back or behind. It can be used to describe the rear part of something or the act of being behind something.
• Bagage – Luggage or baggage. This term refers to the suitcases and bags used for travel.
• Bager – Baker. A person who bakes bread, cakes, and other bakery products.
• Bage – To bake. The process of cooking food, usually bread or cakes, in an oven.
• Bajer – Beer. A common term for the alcoholic beverage brewed from grains.
• Bane – Track or field. Used to describe a path, such as a railway track, or a field for sports.
• Bank – Bank. A financial institution where money is stored and managed.
• Barn – Child. Refers to a young person, typically under the age of adulthood.
• Barndom – Childhood. The period of a person's life when they are a child.
• Beboer – Resident or inhabitant. Someone who lives in a particular place.
• Bed – Bed. The piece of furniture used for sleeping or resting.
• Bede – To pray. The act of communicating with a deity or higher power.
• Bedre – Better. Used to compare something that is of higher quality or more favorable.
• Begravelse – Funeral. The ceremony for burying or cremating someone who has died.
• Begrundelse – Justification or reason. The explanation or rationale behind a decision or action.
• Behandle – To treat or handle. Refers to the way someone deals with a person or situation.
• Behold – To behold. To see or observe something, often used in a poetic or formal sense.
• Beløb – Amount. The quantity of money or another measure.
• Bemærke – To notice or remark. To observe or make a comment about something.
• Ben – Leg or bone. The limb used for walking or the hard structure in the body.
• Beskytte – To protect. The action of keeping someone or something safe from harm.
• Bestille – To order or book. To make a reservation or request something in advance.
• Besøge – To visit. The act of going to see someone or somewhere.
• Betale – To pay. The process of giving money in exchange for goods or services.
• Bevise – To prove. To demonstrate the truth or validity of something.
• Blad – Leaf or magazine. The flat part of a plant or a publication with printed content.
• Blå – Blue. The color between green and violet in the spectrum of visible light.
• Blære – Bladder. The organ in the body that stores urine.
• Blæse – To blow. The action of expelling air from the mouth or blowing wind.
• Blind – Blind. Lacking the sense of sight or unable to see.
• Blive – To become. The process of changing or evolving into something.
• Blomst – Flower. The reproductive part of a plant, often colorful and fragrant.
• Bog – Book. A set of written or printed pages bound together.
• Bolle – Bun. A type of bread roll, often sweet or used for sandwiches.
• Bolig – Housing or residence. A place where people live, such as an apartment or house.
• Bord – Table. A piece of furniture with a flat surface supported by legs.
• Bort – Away. Used to describe the direction or state of being at a distance from something.
• Bøsse – Gun or a slang term for a homosexual man. Context will clarify its use.
• Børn – Children. Plural form of “barn”, referring to more than one young person.
• Briller – Glasses or spectacles. Optical devices worn to correct vision.
• Brød – Bread. A staple food made from flour and water, baked into various forms.
• Brække – To break. The action of causing something to separate into pieces.
• Brændstof – Fuel. A substance used to power engines or heat.
• Bringe – To bring. The action of carrying or conveying something to a place.
• Bro – Bridge. A structure built to span physical obstacles like rivers or roads.
• Bror – Brother. A male sibling.
• Brugt – Used. Something that has been previously owned or utilized.
• By – Town or city. An urban area where people live and work.
• Bygge – To build. The action of constructing something.
• Bytte – Exchange or trade. The act of swapping one thing for another.

These Danish words starting with B offer a glimpse into various aspects of life and language.