This is the 630th most frequent Danish word.
hele
The Danish word "hele" means "whole" or "entire" in English.
'Hele' is used as an adjective, modifying 'kagen', and means 'the whole' or 'entire'.
Jeg spiste hele kagen.
I ate the whole cake.
Here, 'hele' modifies 'dagen', meaning 'entire' to describe the full extent of the day.
Vi skal bruge hele dagen på opgaven.
We will spend the entire day on the assignment.
In this sentence, 'hele' is part of the phrase 'hele tiden', meaning 'all the time' or 'continuously'.