hallow in Latin
hallow in Latin is consecrō — hallow means to treat as sacred; to make or declare holy.
hallow in Latin
consecrō
(transitive) To make holy, to sanctify.
What does "hallow" mean?
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verb To treat as sacred; to make or declare holy.
"The old cemetery was hallowed ground to the villagers."
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- The old cemetery was hallowed ground to the villagers.
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What is "hallow" in Latin?
"hallow" in Latin is consecrō. hallow means: To treat as sacred; to make or declare holy.
How do you use "hallow" in a sentence?
Example: "The old cemetery was hallowed ground to the villagers." In Latin, "hallow" is consecrō.
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