Synsynlig

Synsynlig is a Danish word that translates to "visible" or "apparent" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that can be seen or perceived. The word is derived from the Danish verb "synes," meaning "to seem" or "to think," and the suffix "-lig," which forms adjectives.

The term "synsynlig" can be applied in various contexts. For instance, one might observe that a certain phenomenon is synsynlig, meaning it is clearly observable. In a more abstract sense, a situation could be described as synsynlig if its consequences or implications are readily understood. The opposite of synsynlig is "usynlig," meaning invisible or imperceptible.

The usage of "synsynlig" is common in everyday Danish conversation and writing. It helps to convey the idea of something being evident or manifest. For example, a detective might look for synsynlig evidence at a crime scene, referring to clues that are plainly visible. Similarly, a scientist might discuss the synsynlig effects of a particular experiment, meaning the observable outcomes. The word emphasizes the act of perception and the presence of something that can be detected by the senses or the intellect.