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## 🎯 NAME
**Date::Manip::Lang::danish** 🇩🇰 — Danish language support for Date::Manip.
## 🚀 Quick Reference
| Use Case | Command | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| 🔍 Parse Danish date strings | `Date::Manip::Date->new("25. december 2023", "danish")` | Parse a date written in Danish using the `danish` language module |
| 📅 Format date in Danish | `$date->printf("%d. %B %Y")` | Outputs like "25. december 2023" using Danish month names |
| 📆 Danish month names | `Januar, Februar, Marts, ... December` | 12 full Danish month names; abbreviations: Jan, Feb, ..., Dec |
| 📅 Danish day names | `Mandag, Tirsdag, Onsdag, ... Søndag` | 7 full Danish day names; short: M, Ti, O, To, F, L, S |
| ⏱️ Danish delta fields | `år, måneder, uger, dage, timer, minutter, sekunder` | Fields for years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds |
| 🌅 Morning/afternoon | `FM / f.m.` (morning), `EM / e.m.` (afternoon) | 12‑hour time designators |
| 🔁 “Each”/“Every” | `hver` | Used in phrases like `hver Mandag` (every Monday) |
| ⏩ Next occurrence | `næste` | “Next week” → `næste uge` |
| ⏪ Previous/Last | `forrige` (previous), `sidste` (last) | “Last Tuesday” → `sidste Tirsdag` |
| 🔮 Future delta | `om`, `senere` | “In 5 days” → `om 5 dage` |
| ⏮️ Past delta | `siden` | “5 days ago” → `5 dage siden` |
| 💼 Business delta | `arbejdsdag`, `arbejdsdage` | Force delta to be business‑day aware |
| 🔢 Numbers 1–53 | `en, to, tre, … treogindstyve` | Danish cardinal and ordinal numbers up to 53 |
| 🚫 Ignored words | `klokken`, `kl`, `kl.`, `om`, `på` | Articles/prepositions like `kl. 12:00` |
| 📅 Date‑setting words | `idag` (today), `igår` (yesterday), `imorgen` (tomorrow) | Deltas that set the date but not the time |
| 🕰️ Time‑only words | `midnat` (00:00), `midt på dagen` (12:00) | Set the time of day only |
| ⏰ Now | `nu` | Sets both date and time to current moment |
| ⏱️ Time separators | `\. :` (additional pair) | Hour‑minute separator period, minute‑second colon |
| 🔢 Fractional seconds separator | Not defined (decimal point always allowed) | Only `.` is supported |
## 📖 SYNOPSIS
This module contains a list of words and expressions supporting the Danish language. It is **not** intended to be used directly (other **Date::Manip** modules will load it as needed).
## 🗣️ LANGUAGE EXPRESSIONS
All strings are **case insensitive**.
### 📅 Month names and abbreviations
When writing out the name of the month, several different variations may exist, including full names and abbreviations.
**Full month names:**
- Januar
- Februar
- Marts
- April
- Maj
- Juni
- Juli
- August
- September
- Oktober
- November
- December
**Abbreviations:**
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- Maj
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Okt
- Nov
- Dec
### 📅 Day names and abbreviations
**Full day names:**
- Mandag
- Tirsdag
- Onsdag
- Torsdag
- Fredag
- Lørdag
- Lørdag
- Søndag
- Søndag
**Abbreviations:**
- Man
- Tir
- Ons
- Tor
- Fre
- Lør
- Lør
- Søn
- Søn
**Short (1‑2 characters) abbreviations:**
### ⏱️ Delta field names
These are the names (and abbreviations) for the fields in a delta. There are 7 fields: years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds.
- Years: år, år
- Months: måneder, måneder, man, måned, man, måned
- Weeks: uger, u, uge
- Days: dage, d, dag
- Hours: timer, t, tim, time
- Minutes: minutter, m, min, minut
- Seconds: sekunder, s, sek, sekund
### 🌅 Morning/afternoon times
Designate morning or afternoon when a time is entered as a 12‑hour time.
- Morning (AM): FM, f.m.
- Afternoon (PM): EM, e.m.
### 🔁 Each or every
Words that specify every occurrence of something. Used in phrases like “EVERY Monday”, “EVERY month”.
### ⏩ Next/Previous/Last occurrence
Words used to specify the next, previous, or last occurrence.
- Next occurrence: næste
- Previous occurrence: forrige
- Last occurrence: forrige, sidste, nyeste
### 🔮 Delta words for going forward/backward in time
Words used to specify deltas in the future or past relative to a date.
- Future: om, senere
- Past: siden
### 💼 Business mode
Words used to specify a standard (non‑business) delta or a business delta.
- Standard (exact): præcist, cirka
- Business delta: arbejdsdag, arbejdsdage
### 🔢 Numbers
Numbers may be spelled out in a variety of ways (ordinal and cardinal).
- 1: 1., første, en
- 2: 2., anden, to
- 3: 3., tredie, tredje, tre
- 4: 4., fjerde, fire
- 5: 5., femte, fem
- 6: 6., sjette, seks
- 7: 7., syvende, syv
- 8: 8., ottende, otte
- 9: 9., niende, ni
- 10: 10., tiende, ti
- 11: 11., elfte, elleve
- 12: 12., tolvte, tolv
- 13: 13., trettende, tretten
- 14: 14., fjortende, fjorten
- 15: 15., femtende, femten
- 16: 16., sekstende, seksten
- 17: 17., syttende, sytten
- 18: 18., attende, atten
- 19: 19., nittende, nitten
- 20: 20., tyvende, tyve
- 21: 21., enogtyvende, enogtyve
- 22: 22., toogtyvende, toogtyve
- 23: 23., treogtyvende, treogtyve
- 24: 24., fireogtyvende, fireogtyve
- 25: 25., femogtyvende, femogtyve
- 26: 26., seksogtyvende, seksogtyve
- 27: 27., syvogtyvende, syvogtyve
- 28: 28., otteogtyvende, otteogtyve
- 29: 29., niogtyvende, niogtyve
- 30: 30., tredivte, tredive
- 31: 31., enogtredivte, enogtredive
- 32: 32., toogtredivte, toogtredive
- 33: 33., treogtredivte, treogtredive
- 34: 34., fireogtredivte, fireogtredive
- 35: 35., femogtredivte, femogtredive
- 36: 36., seksogtredivte, seksogtredive
- 37: 37., syvogtredivte, syvogtredive
- 38: 38., otteogtredivte, otteogtredive
- 39: 39., niogtredivte, niogtredive
- 40: 40., fyrretyvende, fyrre
- 41: 41., enogtyvende, enogtyve
- 42: 42., toogtyvende, toogtyve
- 43: 43., treogtyvende, treogtyve
- 44: 44., fireogtyvende, fireogtyve
- 45: 45., femogtyvende, femogtyve
- 46: 46., seksogtyvende, seksogtyve
- 47: 47., syvogtyvende, syvogtyve
- 48: 48., otteogtyvende, otteogtyve
- 49: 49., niogtyvende, niogtyve
- 50: 50., halvtredsindstyvende, halvtreds
- 51: 51., enogindstyvende, enogindstyve
- 52: 52., toogindstyvende, toogindstyve
- 53: 53., treogindstyvende, treogindstyve
### 🚫 Ignored words
Words that are typically not important for parsing dates.
- Time preposition (like “at”): klokken, kl, kl.
- Set member (like “in/of”): om
- Date preposition (like “on”): på
### 📅 Words that set the date, time, or both
Words used to specify a date, a time, or both relative to now.
**Words that set the date (delta added to current time, time NOT set):**
- idag → 0:0:0:0:0:0:0 (today)
- igår → -0:0:0:1:0:0:0 (yesterday)
- igår → -0:0:0:1:0:0:0 (yesterday)
- imorgen → +0:0:0:1:0:0:0 (tomorrow)
**Words that set only the time of day:**
- midnat → 00:00:00 (midnight)
- midt på dagen → 12:00:00 (noon)
- midt på dagen → 12:00:00 (noon)
**Words that set the entire time and date (relative to now):**
### ⏱️ Hour/Minute/Second separators
When specifying the time of day, the most common separator is a colon (:). Some languages use different pairs. A pair of colons is **always** allowed. Additional pairs for Danish:
\. : (hour‑minute = period, minute‑second = colon)
### 🔢 Fractional second separator
The decimal point (.) is **always** allowed. No additional separator is defined for this language.
## 🐞 KNOWN BUGS
None known.
## ❓ BUGS AND QUESTIONS
Please refer to the **Date::Manip::Problems** documentation for information on submitting bug reports or questions to the author.
## 📚 SEE ALSO
## 📄 LICENSE
This script is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
## 👤 AUTHOR
Sullivan Beck (
sbeck AT cpan.org)
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