vånde

Danish

Etymology

From Old Danish wandæ, from Old Norse vandi, from Old Norse vandr (“troublesome, dangerous”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈvʌnə]

Noun

vånde c (singular definite vånden, not used in plural form)

  1. (archaic, poetic) pain, suffering, anguish, pang
    Synonyms: pine, kval, lidelse

Verb

vånde (imperative vånd, infinitive at vånde, present tense vånder, past tense våndede, perfect tense våndet)

  1. (reflexive) pain, suffering, anguish, pang (regarding the body, mind or just the everyday hardships, difficulties etc. in general).
    Synonyms: jamre, klynke

Conjugation

Conjugation of vånde
active passive
present vånder —
past våndede —
infinitive vånde —
imperative vånd —
participle
present -
past våndet
(auxiliary verb have)
gerund —

References

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