fremme

== Danish == === Etymology 1 === From Old Norse fremja. === Verb === fremme (imperative frem, infinitive at fremme, present tense fremmer, past tense fremmede, perfect tense fremmet) to promote, further === Conjugation === ==== Derived terms ==== forfremme === Noun === fremme c (indeclinable) (formal) invigoration (to cause something to prosper) Synonym: styrkelse ==== Derived terms ==== erhversfremme eksportfremme sundhedsfremme iværksætterfremme === Etymology 2 === From Old Norse frammi. See also frem. === Adverb === fremme at the front of something or in a place that is in front of you Antonym: bagude in use, accessible, or visible; (not hidden or tucked away) at a place that is the destination of a journey or shipment === References === “fremme” in Den Danske Ordbog “fremme” in Ordbog over det danske Sprog == Norwegian Bokmål == === Etymology === From Old Norse fremja. === Verb === fremme (imperative frem, present tense fremmer, passive fremmes, simple past and past participle fremma or fremmet, present participle fremmende) to promote (something) ==== Derived terms ==== forfremme === References === “fremme” in The Bokmål Dictionary. == Old English == === Verb === fremme first-person singular present indicative of fremman