No. 991 in Danish
butik
"Shop" or "store."
In a sentence
Jeg gik til butikken for at købe nogle friske grøntsager.
I went to the store to buy some fresh vegetables.
The word 'butikken' refers to a physical store or shop where items are sold, functioning as a location.
Butikkens åbningstider er fra klokken 9 til klokken 18.
The store's opening hours are from 9 o'clock to 6 o'clock.
'Butikkens' indicates possession and refers to the store's specific schedule or operational hours.
En ny butik åbnede lige nede ad gaden i sidste uge.
A new store opened just down the street last week.
The word 'butik' is used here to refer generally to a commercial retail place, emphasizing the act of its opening.
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