udfælde

"Udfælde" is a Danish verb that translates to "to issue" or "to distribute" in English. It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts. The verb "udfælde" is typically used with the following meanings:

1. To distribute or issue something, such as money, goods, or information. For example, "Den bank udfælder penge til kunderne" translates to "The bank issues money to customers."

2. To cause something to flow or pour out, often in a controlled manner. For example, "Han udfældte vand fra kruset" translates to "He poured water from the cup."

3. To cause something to fall or drop, often in a controlled manner. For example, "Hun udfældte blomster fra busken" translates to "She made the flowers fall from the bush."

The verb "udfælde" is often used in the passive voice, such as "Der udfældes penge til kunderne" which translates to "Money is issued to customers." It can also be used in the present tense, past tense, and future tense, depending on the context. The verb is irregular and has different forms for different tenses. For example, the past tense form is "udfældte," and the past participle is "udfældt." The verb "udfælde" is a strong verb, which means it has different forms for different subjects in the present tense.