How to Say “Embroidery” in Danish

broderi
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Embroidery in Danish is broderi.
broderi is a neuter noun used to refer to the art of embroidery.
Meaning: art (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of broderi is broderier. If you wish to refer to the action or the verb 'to embroider', use at brodere.

Did you know?

  • In Danish, the word broderi can sometimes be used metaphorically to describe something that is overly detailed or unnecessarily ornate, much like 'rococo' in English.
  • In Danish culture, broderi was historically linked to the 'virtuous woman' ideal, where a girl's skill with a needle was seen as a measure of her patience and moral character.
  • While broderi describes the art, Danish uses the specific term hedebosyning for a famous traditional style of white-work embroidery from the Hedebo region.

Examples in context

  • Hun elsker at lave broderi.
    She loves to do embroidery.
  • Vi udstillede vores broderier på kunstmessen.
    We exhibited our embroideries at the art fair.
  • Hun er rigtig god til syning og broderi.
    She is really good at sewing and embroidery.
  • Det er et flot broderi.
    It is a beautiful embroidery.
  • Hun laver et detaljeret broderi.
    She is making a detailed embroidery.
  • Dette broderi er meget gammelt.
    This embroidery is very old.

Example conversation

Freja and Mads are looking at a handicraft exhibition.

  1. Freja

    Se på det flotte broderi her.
    Look at the lovely embroidery here.
  2. Mads

    Det ser meget svært ud.
    It looks very difficult.
  3. Freja

    Ja, men det kræver tålmodighed.
    Yes, but it requires patience.
  4. Mads

    Jeg foretrækker at tegne.
    I prefer to draw.

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