hellige
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Pronunciation
Etymology 1
See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
Adjective
hellige
Etymology 2
From hellig (“holy”) + -e, after German heiligen.
Verb
hellige (imperative hellig, infinitive at hellige, present tense helliger, past tense helligede, perfect tense har helliget)
- to consecrate, dedicate
- to hallow, sanctify
- Helliget vorde dit navn. ― Hallowed be thy name.
Conjugation
Conjugation of hellige
Derived terms
- helligelse
- vanhellige
References
- “hellige” in Den Danske Ordbog
Etymology 1
Adjective
hellige
Etymology 2
Verb
hellige (imperative hellig, present tense helliger, passive helliges, simple past and past participle helliga or helliget, present participle helligende)
- to consecrate, dedicate
- to hallow, sanctify
- Helliget vorde ditt navn. ― Hallowed be thy name.
Derived terms
References
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