No. 626 in Danish
veje
The Danish word "veje" means "roads" or "ways" in English.
In a sentence
Der er mange små veje i byen.
There are many small roads in the city.
Here, 'veje' refers to streets or pathways commonly used in urban or rural contexts.
Jeg vejer æblerne, før jeg køber dem.
I weigh the apples before buying them.
In this sentence, 'vejer' comes from the verb 'at veje', meaning 'to weigh', used to determine the weight of an object.
Vi skal finde nye veje for at løse problemet.
We must find new ways to solve the problem.
Here, 'veje' is used metaphorically to mean 'ways' or 'methods' to address an issue.
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