koldt

Koldt is a term that can refer to several distinct uses in Danish-speaking contexts and in fiction. In Danish, koldt is the neuter singular inflection of the adjective kold, meaning cold, and it is used before neuter nouns, as in phrases like koldt vand ("cold water"). The form reflects how Danish adjectives agree with noun gender and number in simple predicate phrases and compound expressions.

As a surname, Koldt appears in Danish and Norwegian records. Surnames derived from adjectives or natural features sometimes reflect old descriptors or places, and Koldt is generally treated as a descriptive name linked to the concept of cold or to a cold landscape.

In fiction and media, Koldt is used as a proper name for places, characters, or artifacts. Because it lacks a single canonical definition, its meaning is determined by the work in which it appears, often invoking mood or setting associated with coldness or stark climates.

Linguistic note: The word illustrates Danish inflection rather than introducing a separate lexical item; kold vs. koldt shows how adjectives vary with noun class.