User:Matthias Buchmeier/da-en-y

y-akse {noun} [math] :: y-axis
yde {v} :: supply
yde {v} :: yield
yde {v} :: give
yde {v} :: perform
yde {v} :: grant
yde {v} :: contribute
ydelse {noun} :: yield, output
ydelse {noun} :: granting
ydelse {noun} :: performance
ydelse {noun} :: service
ydelse {noun} :: rating
ydelse {noun} :: payment
ydelse {noun} :: contribution
yder- {prefix} :: outer
yderdør {noun} :: door leading into and out of a building (as opposed to a door leading between rooms inside a building)
ydermål {noun} :: the external measurements of something (e.g. a box or a building), as opposed to the size of the interior
yderpol {noun} :: extreme (position, object, type etc. defining some span along with other things)
ydmyg {adj} :: humble
ydmygelse {noun} :: humiliation
ydmyghed {noun} :: humility
ydre {noun} :: outside
ydre {adj} :: outer, external
Yemen {prop} :: Yemen
yes {interj} [colloquial] :: Expression of triumph, vehement approval, etc
-yn {suffix} [organic chemistry] :: -yne
ynde {noun} :: grace
ynde {noun} [familiar] :: body, grace
ynde {v} :: enjoy, like
yndig {adj} :: lovely, charming, beautiful in a graceful way (often with connotations of femininity)
yndling {noun} :: favourite
yndlings- {prefix} :: favourite
yndlings {adj} :: favourite
yndlingsfarve {noun} :: favourite colour
yngle {v} [of animals] :: procreate
yngle {v} [by extension, of money] :: to become more
ynglebestand {noun} :: breeding population; the part of a population of a species which reproduces
yngling {noun} :: youngster
yngling {noun} :: misspelling of yndling
ynk {noun} :: expression of pity or regret
ynk {noun} [sometimes mixed with contempt] :: something that elicits pity
ynke {v} :: pity, have pity on
ynkelig {adj} :: pathetic
yo {interj} [slang] :: yo
yoga {noun} :: yoga
yoghurt {noun} :: yogurt
you name it {phrase} [colloquial] :: you name it
ypperstepræst {noun} :: high priest
ypperstepræstinde {noun} :: high priestess
ypsilon {noun} :: upsilon, Υ, υ (letter of the Greek alphabet)
Yrsa {prop} :: given name
yt {adj} :: out (out of fashion, not popular)
ytre {v} :: express
ytre {v} :: utter
ytre {v} :: show
ytring {noun} :: expression, utterance
ytring {noun} :: remark, observation
ytring {noun} :: manifestation
ytringsfrihed {noun} :: freedom of speech
ytterbium {noun} :: ytterbium
yttrium {n} :: yttrium
yver {noun} :: udder (part of domestic milk-giving animal that expresses milk)
Yvonne {prop} :: given name of French origin