No. 20 in Danish
over
The Danish word "over" means "over" or "above" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg ser over på den anden side af gaden.
I see across to the other side of the street.
'Over' is used to describe motion or view across a defined space.
Bogen ligger over bordet.
The book is lying over the table.
'Over' indicates position above a surface without touching it.
Over hele byen var der feststemning.
Throughout the whole city, there was a festive mood.
'Over' conveys the sense of being spread or encompassing a region.
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