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|---|---|
| etymological origin of | dan: heltinde |
| etymological origin of | dan: tøffelhelt |
| etymology | gml: helt |
| etymology | non: heill |
| has derived form | dan: helte |
| has derived form | dan: helten |
| has derived form | dan: heltene |
| has derived form | dan: heltenes |
| has derived form | dan: heltens |
| has derived form | dan: heltes |
| has derived form | dan: helts |
| is derived from | dan: hel |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | adverb |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /hɛlt/ |
| pronunciation | /heːlt/ |
| semantically related | dan: absolut |
| semantically related | dan: akkurat |
| semantically related | dan: all |
| semantically related | dan: heltinde |
| semantically related | dan: meget |
| semantically related | dan: præcis |
| semantically related | dan: særlig |
| semantically related | dan: sandelig |
| semantically related | dan: seraf |
| translation | eng: absolutely |
| translation | eng: altogether |
| translation | eng: completely |
| translation | eng: fairly |
| translation | eng: fully |
| translation | eng: hero |
| translation | eng: pollan |
| translation | eng: quite |
| translation | eng: totally |
| translation | eng: whitefish |
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