Danish · Body & Health
Hand
The part of the body at the end of the arm.
Vask hænderne før maden.
Wash your hands before the meal.
The word 'hånd' comes from the Old Norse 'hǫnd', meaning hand. This etymology highlights its fundamental role in human interaction and daily tasks.
'Hånd' is used in both formal and informal contexts, common in discussions about health, work, and craft, appearing frequently in both spoken and written forms.
Hands are often featured in Danish literature as symbols of labor and creativity, although notable references may not be widely recognized.