How to Say “Bread” in Danish

brød
/brøːˀð/neuter
The Danish word for bread is brød.
brød refers to baked dough made from cereals.
Meaning: baked dough made from cereals (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

brød is a neuter noun. The plural form remains brød. To specify a particular loaf, use the definite form brødet to mean 'the bread'. If you are referring specifically to rye bread, the term is rugbrød.

How do you pronounce it?

/brøːˀð/

Did you know?

  • In Denmark, it is common to serve smørrebrød with a specific sequence of toppings and garnishes, where the 'bread' serves as a structural plate rather than a side dish.
  • Danish rugbrød is typically baked much denser and darker than most breads known to English speakers, often containing whole rye kernels and seeds.
  • The English word 'bread' and the Danish word brød are siblings, both descending from the same Proto-Germanic root.

Examples in context

  • Tom har bagt brød.
    Tom baked bread.
    Tatoeba #8977708 by danepo, translation #3921082 by CK
  • Der er ikke nok brød.
    There is not enough bread.
    Tatoeba #3386636 by danepo, translation #3385266 by Jesse
  • Brødet bager i ovnen.
    The bread is baking in the oven.
    Tatoeba #10547766 by danepo, translation #2678270 by Joseph
  • Spis lidt brød til morgenmad.
    Eat some bread for breakfast.
  • Jeg elsker at spise rugbrød til frokost.
    I love eating rye bread for lunch.
  • Kan du hente brød på vej hjem?
    Can you pick up some bread on your way home?
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Example conversation

Noah and Emma are preparing breakfast in the kitchen.

  1. Noah

    Vil du have noget brød?
    Do you want some bread?
  2. Emma

    Ja tak, jeg vil gerne have en skive.
    Yes please, I would like a slice.
  3. Noah

    Skal jeg riste dit brød?
    Should I toast your bread?
  4. Emma

    Ja, det lyder lækkert, Noah.
    Yes, that sounds delicious, Noah.

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