This is the 13th most frequent Danish word.


The Danish word "så" can mean "so," "then," "seeded," or "saw," depending on the context.


Here, 'så' is the past tense of the verb 'at se,' meaning 'saw' as in visually perceiving.

Jeg så en fugl flyve over træerne.

I saw a bird flying over the trees.


In this sentence, 'så' is a coordinating conjunction, meaning 'so' as a result of something.

Det var varmt, så vi gik til stranden.

It was hot, so we went to the beach.


Here, 'så' functions as an intensifier, meaning 'so' to indicate a degree or extent.

Han stod så stille, at ingen bemærkede ham.

He stood so still that nobody noticed him.