No. 810 in Danish
lettere
The Danish word "lettere" means "easier" in English.
In a sentence
Denne opgave er lettere end den anden.
This task is easier than the other.
The word 'lettere' is used in its comparative form to indicate that one option is easier than the other.
Hun kunne lettere finde vej med kortet.
She could more easily find her way with the map.
Here, 'lettere' functions as an adverb, showing how the action of finding her way is facilitated.
Jeg vil gerne have en lettere taske til arbejdet.
I would like a lighter bag for work.
In this example, 'lettere' is used as an adjective in its comparative form to describe the weight of an object.
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