Uigennemsigtige

Uigennemsigtige, also spelled "uigennemsigtige" or "uigennemsigtige," is a term that translates to "transparent" in English. It is an adjective used in Danish to describe something that is clear, allowing light to pass through it without being scattered. This term is often used to describe materials, objects, or substances that are see-through or allow visibility through them.

In the context of materials, uigennemsigtige can refer to substances like glass, which is commonly used in windows and lenses due to its transparency. It can also describe liquids, such as water, which are transparent and allow light to pass through without significant scattering.

The term is also used in a figurative sense to describe transparency in other contexts, such as in business or politics, where it refers to openness and honesty in operations or decision-making processes. In these contexts, uigennemsigtige organizations or leaders are those that are open about their actions, decisions, and intentions, fostering trust and accountability.

The opposite of uigennemsigtige is "uigennemsigtig," which means opaque or non-transparent.