In Danish, many words start with the letter M. Here’s a comprehensive list along with brief descriptions for each.
- Måge – Seagull. A type of bird commonly found near the coast.
- Mælk – Milk. A white liquid produced by mammals, commonly consumed as a beverage or used in cooking.
- Menneske – Human. A member of the species Homo sapiens, characterized by advanced cognitive abilities.
- Morgen – Morning. The early part of the day from sunrise until noon.
- Mål – Goal. An aim or desired result towards which effort is directed.
- Møbler – Furniture. Various items used to make a room or building suitable for living or working.
- Mand – Man. An adult male human.
- Matematik – Mathematics. The abstract science of number, quantity, and space.
- Mund – Mouth. The opening in the face used for eating and speaking.
- Med – With. A preposition used to indicate association or accompaniment.
- Måned – Month. A unit of time based on the lunar cycle, approximately 30 days.
- Mere – More. A comparative term used to indicate a greater degree.
- Mellem – Between. A preposition denoting the space separating two points or objects.
- Mørk – Dark. The absence of light or a lack of brightness.
- Mænd – Men. The plural form of “mand”, referring to multiple adult male humans.
- Mink – Mink. A small, semi-aquatic mammal known for its fur, often farmed for this purpose.
- Mændskab – Humanity. The quality of being humane or kind, also the human race collectively.
- Mølle – Mill. A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour.
- Mikrofon – Microphone. An instrument used to convert sound into an electrical signal.
- Mellemrum – Gap. An empty space between two objects or points.
- Mellemøst – Middle East. A region that includes Western Asia and parts of North Africa.
- Magasin – Magazine. A periodical publication containing articles, photographs, and advertisements.
- Mikroskop – Microscope. An instrument used to view objects that are too small to be seen with the naked eye.
- Min – My. A possessive pronoun indicating something belongs to the speaker.
- Måde – Way. A manner or method of doing something.
- Mod – Against. A preposition denoting opposition or resistance.
- Målestok – Ruler. A tool used to measure distances or dimensions.
- Mindre – Less. A comparative term used to indicate a smaller amount or degree.
- Mellemvej – Crossroad. A point where two or more roads intersect.
- Mis – Mistake. An error or wrong action.
- Myrer – Ants. Small insects known for their complex social structures.
- Magt – Power. The ability to influence or control others.
- Middagsmad – Lunch. The meal eaten around midday.
- Melodi – Melody. A sequence of musical notes that is perceived as a single entity.
- Mur – Wall. A vertical structure used to enclose or divide spaces.
- Måtte – Must. An auxiliary verb expressing necessity or obligation.
- Mon – Perhaps. An expression used to suggest uncertainty or speculation.
- Misforståelse – Misunderstanding. A failure to understand something correctly.