No. 76 in Danish
mand
"Mand" means "man" or "husband" in English.
In a sentence
Mandens hat er sort.
The man's hat is black.
Here, "mand" is used in its possessive form "mandens" to show ownership of the hat.
Den voksne mand gik en tur.
The adult man went for a walk.
Here, "mand" is used to simply refer to an adult male person.
Han er en ung mand.
He is a young man.
In this context, "mand" is used in a descriptive manner to describe a person as a young man.
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