No. 727 in Danish
mødt
"Met" (past participle of "meet").
In a sentence
Jeg har mødt min gamle ven i dag.
I have met my old friend today.
Here, 'mødt' refers to having encountered someone, typically in a casual or happenstance way.
Vi er blevet mødt med stor venlighed.
We have been met with great kindness.
In this sentence, 'mødt' conveys the idea of encountering a certain reception or attitude from others.
Du har mødt dem før, ikke sandt?
You have met them before, haven't you?
Here, 'mødt' is used to indicate having been introduced to or having had a previous interaction with someone.
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