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Danish word of the day: Nar
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The Local Denmark
The original meaning of the word nar is similar to the English 'jester': a person who entertains the public or an audience by making a fool of themselves or of others.
When calling someone a nar, the correct phrase is din nar.
However, din nar actually means "you are a nar".
The same grammar applies with all insults: din idiot, dit fjols, din taber (you idiot, you fool, you loser) or din klovn (you clown).
The latter is a milder version of din nar.