In Danish, the letter K features in a range of common words. Here’s a list of words that start with K, along with brief descriptions for each:
- Kaffe – Coffee. A popular beverage made from roasted coffee beans.
- Kage – Cake. A sweet baked dessert that comes in various flavors and forms.
- Kald – Call. To summon or call out to someone, or the act of calling.
- Kamp – Fight. A struggle or contest, often used in the context of a physical or metaphorical battle.
- Kanal – Channel. A conduit for water or a medium for communication, such as television channels.
- Kanon – Cannon. A large gun or artillery piece used historically in warfare.
- Kasse – Box or cash register. A container for storing items or a device used in retail for processing transactions.
- Kat – Cat. A common domestic animal known for its independence and agility.
- Kendte – Famous. Known or recognized by many people, often in the context of public figures or celebrities.
- Kilde – Source. The origin of something, such as information or a physical point where something comes from.
- Klip – Clip. A small piece cut from something, or a short segment of video or audio.
- Klu – Clue. A piece of information that helps solve a puzzle or understand something.
- Knytte – To tie or connect. Refers to fastening or linking things together.
- Køkken – Kitchen. The room in a house where food is prepared and cooked.
- Kørsel – Driving or transport. Refers to the act of operating a vehicle or the process of transporting goods.
- Kæde – Chain. A series of connected links or rings, often used for fastening or securing.
- Kære – Dear. A term of endearment or affection used in addressing someone.
- Kæreste – Boyfriend or girlfriend. A term for a romantic partner.
- Købe – To buy. The act of purchasing something in exchange for money.
- Kæde – Chain. A series of connected links used for fastening or binding.
- Kraft – Power or strength. Refers to physical or metaphorical force and energy.
- Kundskab – Knowledge. The information, understanding, or skills gained through experience or education.
- Klog – Wise or clever. Describes someone with good judgment or intelligence.
- Kro – Inn. A small hotel or establishment providing lodging and often meals.
- Korn – Grain. Seeds from cereals or other crops used for food.
- Katte – Cats. Plural form of “kat”, referring to multiple domestic cats.
- Klage – Complaint. An expression of dissatisfaction or a grievance.
- Kæde – Chain. A linked series of rings, used for securing or binding.
- Kvalitet – Quality. The standard or degree of excellence of something.
- Kappe – Cape. A type of garment worn over the shoulders, or a geographical term for a headland.
- Krop – Body. The physical structure of a person or animal, including bones, flesh, and organs.
- Kæde – Chain. A series of linked rings or loops, used in various contexts for binding or securing.