ginnheilagr

Old Norse

Etymology

From ginn- (“very, mighty”) +‎ heilagr (“holy, sacred”).

Adjective

ginnheilagr (not comparable)

  1. (Germanic paganism) most holy, sacrosanct
    ginnheilǫg goð
    sacrosanct gods

Declension
    Strong declension of ginnheilagr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ginnheilagr ginnheilǫg ginnheilagt
accusative ginnheilagan ginnheilaga ginnheilagt
dative ginnheilǫgum ginnheilagri ginnheilǫgu
genitive ginnheilags ginnheilagrar ginnheilags
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ginnheilagir ginnheilagar ginnheilǫg
accusative ginnheilaga ginnheilagar ginnheilǫg
dative ginnheilǫgum ginnheilǫgum ginnheilǫgum
genitive ginnheilagra ginnheilagra ginnheilagra
    Weak declension of ginnheilagr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ginnheilagi ginnheilaga ginnheilaga
accusative ginnheilaga ginnheilǫgu ginnheilaga
dative ginnheilaga ginnheilǫgu ginnheilaga
genitive ginnheilaga ginnheilǫgu ginnheilaga
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ginnheilǫgu ginnheilǫgu ginnheilǫgu
accusative ginnheilǫgu ginnheilǫgu ginnheilǫgu
dative ginnheilǫgum ginnheilǫgum ginnheilǫgum
genitive ginnheilǫgu ginnheilǫgu ginnheilǫgu
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