No. 104 in Danish
ligger
"Ligger" means "lies" or "is located."
In a sentence
Bogen ligger på bordet.
The book is lying on the table.
Here, 'ligger' is used to depict the physical position or placement of an object in a specific location.
København ligger i Danmark.
Copenhagen is located in Denmark.
In this sentence, 'ligger' indicates the geographical location or position of a place on a map.
Jeg ligger og læser en bog.
I am lying down and reading a book.
Here, 'ligger' refers to the posture or position of a person while engaged in an activity.
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