Danish (noun)

1. A sweet pastry made from a yeast dough, often filled with fruit, custard, or cheese.
2. A pastry that is flaky and layered, often filled with a sweet filling such as fruit, cheese or custard.

Origin:

The word "danish" is of uncertain origin, but is likely to be derived from the name of denmark, the country where the pastry is believed to have originated.

Examples:

1. I love to start my day with a warm danish and a cup of coffee.
2. The danish pastries are a popular breakfast food in many countries.
3. The danish is made with a yeast dough and is usually filled with fruit.
4. The danish pastry is a traditional Danish food.
5. The danish is flaky and layered, with a sweet filling inside.