Vennerne

Vennerne is the definite plural form of the Danish noun ven, meaning “the friends.” In everyday Danish, vennerne refers to a specific group of friends that is known in the context of the discourse. Grammatically, the word is formed from the stem ven- plus the plural suffix -ner, with the definite plural suffix -ne to yield vennerne.

Because Vennerne is a common noun phrase rather than a fixed proper noun, it can function as a title or designation in various contexts. It may appear as the name of a group, a cohort within a story, or a recurring label in cultural works, depending on the specific usage. Each instance of Vennerne is tied to its own context and, if used as a title, typically has separate content and interpretation in its respective article or description.

In Danish, related terms include ven (friend) and venner (friends). The definite form venne­ne denotes a particular group of friends, while Vennerne as a standalone term does not, by itself, identify a single canonical entity.

See also: Ven (friend), Venner (friends).