Danish terms of endearment

Danish terms of endearment for spouses, partners, children and other loved ones.

Key to abbreviations: >m = said to males, >f = said to females.

Terms of endearment

min elskede = my beloved, my darling
min (lille) blomst = my (little) flower (f>m)
min elskede = my loved one, beloved
min kære = my dear
min skat = my treasure
min søde skat = my sweet treasure
min snut = my bae
min trold = my troll
min lille heks = my little witch
min snuskebasse = common endearment
guldklump = gold nugget
muller = generic endearment
musling = seashell
prinsesse = princess
pus = darling, tiny tot
pusling = generic endearment
pusser = generic endearment
puttegøj / puttemus = perrot or mouse who likes to cuddle
skat = treasure, honey, sweetie
skatter = treasure
smukke = beautiful, beauty (m>f)
søde = sweetie
yndling = favourite

Hear some Danish phrases related to love and dating, and some discussion about dating Danes:

Links

Danish terms of endearment
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-Danish-terms-of-endearment
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070621112634AAPM2ZV
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070620100601AAhbPox

Terms of endearment

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