No. 998 in Danish
dør
"Door."
In a sentence
Jeg lukker døren.
I am closing the door.
In this sentence, the word "døren" (the door) is the object of the verb "lukker" (to close). It refers to a physical door.
Han dør af grin.
He is dying of laughter.
Here, "dør" is a conjugation of the verb "at dø", which means "to die". It is used figuratively in an idiomatic expression to describe laughing intensely.
Døren i huset er rød.
The door in the house is red.
In this sentence, "døren" once again refers to a physical door, described by the adjective "rød" (red).
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