Uddele

Uddele is a Danish verb meaning to distribute, allot, or dole out. It is used to describe the act of allocating resources, benefits, or responsibilities by an individual or organization to recipients. The term often appears in formal or administrative contexts, such as government bodies, charities, and institutions that allocate funds, goods, or tasks.

Etymology and related terms: The word combines the prefix ud- (outward) with dele (to share or divide), producing the sense of distributing outward to others. In related usage, tildele means to award or assign, while fordele can refer more generally to distributing or allocating something among recipients. These terms can overlap depending on context.

Usage and examples: Uddele is a transitive verb and typically takes a direct object naming what is being distributed. Examples in English translations include: The city council distributed funds to local projects. A charity distributed meals to the homeless. The program will distribute supplies to families in need. In Danish, you may encounter phrases such as uddele midler (distribute funds) or uddele varer (distribute goods).

See also: Danish verbs, tildele, fordele.