This is the 344th most frequent Danish word.
sætter
The Danish word "sætter" means "puts" or "sets" in English.
Here, 'sætter' means 'put' or 'place', indicating an action of physically placing an object somewhere.
Jeg sætter bogen på bordet.
I put the book on the table.
In this context, 'sætter' is part of the phrase 'sætter pris på', which translates to 'appreciate' in English.
Jeg sætter stor pris på din hjælp.
I greatly appreciate your help.
Here, 'sætter' is used in a figurative expression, describing the setting or positioning of the sun with respect to the horizon.