This is the 38th most frequent Danish word.
end
The Danish word "end" means "than" in English.
In this sentence, 'end' is also used as a comparative conjunction, serving to compare the extent or degree of an action to an anticipated standard.
Han gik videre, end jeg havde forventet.
He went further than I had expected.
Here, 'end' connects two clauses that present contrasting actions, demonstrating a preference or a lesser choice among options.
Det er bedre at prøve og fejle end slet ikke at prøve.
It is better to try and fail than not to try at all.
Here, 'end' is used as a comparative conjunction to connect two clauses or phrases, indicating that the quality or state described applies more to one subject than to another.