No. 56 in Danish
kroner
"Krone" is the currency of Denmark.
In a sentence
Jeg har tretten kroner i min pung.
I have thirteen kroner in my wallet.
Here, 'kroner' refers to the currency of Denmark, specifically Danish crowns.
Alle kroner i træet blev dækket af sne.
All the crowns on the tree were covered in snow.
In this sentence, 'kroner' refers to the singular form 'krone,' which could mean a crown or the top part of a tree.
Hun købte gaven for hundrede kroner.
She bought the gift for one hundred kroner.
In this context, 'kroner' again refers to the currency, Danish crowns, used in a monetary transaction.
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