Okay, the user wants me to translate "ringed tail" into Danish. Let me start by checking if the original text is already in Danish. "Ringed tail" is in English, so I need to translate it.
First, "ringed" can be translated as "ringet" in Danish. Then "tail" is "stil" in Danish. So putting it together, "ringed tail" would be "ringet stil". Wait, but I should make sure that's the correct translation. Let me double-check. "Ringet" is the past participle of "ringe", which means "to ring" or "to have rings". But in this context, "ringed" is an adjective, so "ringet" is correct. "Stil" is the Danish word for tail, like in "hundens stil" (the dog's tail).
Alternatively, could there be a different term? Maybe "hale" is another word for tail, but "stil" is more commonly used. Let me confirm. Yes, "stil" is the standard term for tail in Danish. So the translation should be "ringet stil".
I need to ensure there's no idiomatic expression or alternative translation. Since the user provided a straightforward phrase, the direct translation should suffice. No need for explanations, just the result. So the answer is "ringet stil".
ringet stil
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