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Danish frequency list

No. 542 in Danish

ramme

"Ramme" in Danish means "frame" or "hit/strike," depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Bilen ramte et træ.

    The car hit a tree.

    Here, 'ramte' (a form of 'ramme') means 'to collide or strike something physically'.

  • Hun prøvede at ramme målet med pilen.

    She tried to hit the target with the arrow.

    In this context, 'ramme' is used to mean 'to aim at and hit a predefined target'.

  • Hans ord ramte mig dybt.

    His words deeply affected me.

    In this sentence, 'ramme' is figuratively used to mean 'to emotionally impact or affect'.

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