Menuer

Menuer is the Danish plural form of the noun menu. In English, the term is typically translated as "menus." The word is used to refer to a listed selection of items, such as dishes on a restaurant's offer or options in a software interface. Menu derives from French menu, which in turn comes from Latin minutus meaning "small" or "detailed."

In gastronomy, a menu denotes a fixed sequence of courses offered to customers. Restaurants may offer several different menuer, including tasting menus, vegetarian menus, or seasonal menus. Danish usage often specifies variations with compounds such as smage-menuer (tasting menus) or fixed-menu options. The plural form "menuer" is used when speaking about multiple distinct menus.

In computing and digital design, Danish uses "menu" to describe a navigational list of commands. When referring to more than one such list, the word may appear as "menuer," especially in informal writing or translation contexts. The definite plural is menuerne, as in "hovedmenuen og kontekstmenuerne" (the main menu and the context menus).

Notes: The spelling and usage follow standard Danish orthography; in formal Danish, the definite plural "menuerne" is preferred in contexts with definite reference. In English-language texts that discuss Danish menus, "menus" is typically used for accuracy.