Dane

Dane

Dane (pronounced: /deɪn/) is a term used to refer to a person from Denmark, a country in Northern Europe. The term is also used to refer to the Danish people collectively.

Etymology

The term "Dane" originates from the Old English Dene, which is derived from the Old Norse danir or dǫnir. This term was used to refer to the people of Denmark.

Related Terms

• Denmark: A country in Northern Europe, the homeland of the Danes.
• Danish language: The language spoken by the Danes.
• Danish culture: The culture of the Danes, including their traditions, customs, and societal norms.
• Great Dane: A breed of domestic dog known for its large size, not to be confused with the term Dane referring to a person from Denmark.

Pronunciation

In English, "Dane" is pronounced as /deɪn/. In Danish, the term is pronounced as /danə/.

See Also

• Scandinavia: The region in Northern Europe where Denmark is located.
• Nordic countries: The geographical and cultural region that includes Denmark.

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Dane
• Wikipedia's article - Dane

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