No. 287 in Danish
soldater
"Soldater" means "soldiers" in English.
In a sentence
Soldaterne marcherede i formation gennem byen.
The soldiers marched in formation through the city.
The word "soldaterne" is used here as the subject of the sentence, in its plural definite form, referring to a group of soldiers.
Hun fortalte historier om modige soldater fra fortiden.
She told stories about brave soldiers from the past.
The word "soldater" is in its plural indefinite form, acting as the object of the phrase to denote soldiers in general.
Vi så et mindesmærke dedikeret til faldne soldater.
We saw a monument dedicated to fallen soldiers.
The word "soldater" is used in the plural indefinite form, serving to describe the soldiers memorialized by the monument.
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