Udstråles

Udstråles is a Danish word that translates to "radiates" or "emits" in English. It is often used to describe something that gives off light, heat, scent, or a particular quality. The word can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, udstråles can refer to the emission of energy. For example, the sun udstråler warmth and light. A fire udstråler heat. A flower might udstråle a pleasant fragrance.

Figuratively, udstråles can describe a person's demeanor or the atmosphere of a place. Someone might udstråle confidence, happiness, or calmness. A room might udstråle a welcoming or cozy feeling. The word implies a passive yet powerful outward projection of an essence or quality. It suggests something that is not necessarily actively trying to be perceived but is inherently noticeable due to its nature.

The verb form is "at udstråle," meaning "to radiate" or "to emit." The past participle is "udstrålet," meaning "radiated" or "emitted." The noun form is "udstråling," which refers to the act or quality of radiating or emitting.