[ˈd̥ɔfd̥ə]
OprindelseBorrowed from German duften, derived from the noun Duft (“smell”) (cf. Danish duft).
- to smell nice (to emit a nice smell)
- proscribedto smell something nice (to detect a nice smell)
“Jeg duftede til blomsterne.”
- form-of, indefinite, pluralplural indefinite of duft
Formerduft(imperative) · at dufte(infinitive) · dufter(present) · duftede(past) · har duftet(perfect) · dufter(active, present) · duftes(passive, present) · duftede(active, past) · duftedes(passive, past) · dufte(active, infinitive) · duftes(infinitive, passive) · duft(active, imperative) · -(imperative, passive) · duftende(participle, present) · duftet(participle, past) · auxiliary verb have(participle, past) · duften(gerund, participle)
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