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Latin · Latina

sanctus

/ˈsaːŋk.tʊs/ noun · plural: sānctī A2 (estimated)

1. A saint; person who lives a holy and virtuous life.

Englishsaint
Frenchle saint
Portugueseo santo
Italianil santo
Spanishel santo
Dutchde heilige

2. sacred

Englishsacred
Germanheilig, heilig, geistlich
Frenchsaint, divin
Portuguesesanto, sagrado, divino
Czechsvatý, svatý
Italiansanto, sacro, sacro
Spanishsanto, santo, sagrado
Dutchheilig, sacraal, gewijd
Swedishhelig

3. holy

Englishholy
Germanheilig
Frenchsaint
Portuguesesanto
Czechsvatý
Italiansanto, sacro
Spanishsanto
Dutchheilig
Swedishhelig

4. holy, sacred

Englishhallowed, holy, sacred
Germanheilig
Frenchsacre
Portuguesesanto
Czechsvatý, posvátný
Italiansanto, sacro
Spanishsanto, sagrado, sacrosanto
Dutchheilig
Swedishhelig

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Latin · Latina

sanctus

/ˈsaːŋk.tʊs/ verb A2 (estimated)

1. sacred, made inviolable, having been established as sacred.

Englishsacred
Germanheilig
Italiansacro
Dutchheilig

2. venerable, august, divine, blessed, holy, saintly

Englishto divine, to august
Germanheilig, ehrwürdig
Frenchdivin
Portuguesesanto
Czechsvatý
Italiansacro
Dutchheilig

3. sainted (having been made a saint)

Englishsainted

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