No. 610 in Danish
loven
The Danish word "loven" means "the law" in English.
In a sentence
Loven foreskriver, at alle skal bære sikkerhedssele.
The law prescribes that everyone must wear a seat belt.
In this sentence, 'loven' refers to a law in general as a set of legal regulations, highlighting its role as an enforceable rule.
Jeg læser i loven for at forstå mine rettigheder.
I am reading in the law to understand my rights.
Here, 'loven' is used to denote a specific legal document or code, emphasizing its role as a reference for legal knowledge.
Loven om energibesparelse er en vigtig politisk beslutning.
The law on energy savings is an important political decision.
In this example, 'loven' refers to a particular law or act, specifying its application to a subject of societal interest.
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