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Meaning of hallow
to make something holy or sacred
Etymology of hallow
The word "hallow" originates from Old English "hālian", which means "to make holy" or "to sanctify"
It is related to other Germanic words such as Old Norse "helga" and Old High German "heilagon"
The word has been used in English since the 9th century to describe the act of making something or someone holy or sacred
Synonyms
consecrate
bless
sanctify
dedicate
devote
venerate
revere
honor
glorify
exalt
deify
canonize
beatify
ordain
anoint
initiate
induct
install
enthronize
ordinate
halve
sanctum
reverence
idolize
worship
adore
extol
laud
eulogize
magnify
aggrandize
apostle
messenger
prophet
evangelist
missionary
disciple
saint
martyr
hero
legend
idol
icon
demigod
sage
guru
master
swami
rabbi
imam
priest
pastor
minister
cleric
curate
vicar
bishop
archbishop
cardinal
pope
Definitions
- To make someone or something holy or sacred
- * To honor or respect someone or something greatly
Usage Examples
- The priest will hallow the ground before the ceremony
- * The people hallow the memory of their ancestors
- * The church was hallowed by the presence of the saint