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Held
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held
German
Etymology
de gem-pro 1
From de gmh helt (genitive gmh heldes), from de goh helid, from de gmw-pro *haliþ hero.
Cognate with ang hæleþ (en health), osx helið (nl held), fy held, non halr, non hǫlðr (nn hauld). Outside of Germanic, possibly also related to grc κέλωρ, txb kālyśke boy.
Pronunciation
de /hɛlt/
de ɛlt 1
de Held
de De-Held.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
m.weak in
hero
protagonist
Declension
m.weak
Antonyms
de Bösewicht
de Schurke
Hyponyms
de Antiheld Bücherheld Buchheld Dramenheld Filmheld Frauenheld Freiheitsheld Hauptheld Kriegsheld Leinwandheld Märchenheld Maulheld Messerheld Nationalheld Opernheld Pantoffelheld Revolverheld Romanheld Sagenheld Serienheld Superheld Titelheld Tugendheld Volksheld Weiberheld Widerstandsheld
Derived terms
de Nouns Heldbock Heldenballade Heldenblut Heldenbrust Heldendarsteller Heldendichtung Heldenehrung Heldenepos Heldenfach Heldenfahrt Heldengedenktag Heldengedicht Heldengeist Heldengesang Heldengeschichte Heldengestalt Heldengreis Heldenhaltung Heldenidol Heldenjüngling Heldenkeller Heldenklau Heldenleben Heldenlief Heldenmal Heldenmut Heldenmutter Heldenpose Heldenreise Heldenrolle Heldensage Heldenstück Heldentat Heldentenor Heldentod Heldentour Heldentum Heldenverehrung
de Adjectives heldenhaft heldisch
de Phrases Held des Tages
Further reading
Held_Held_Recke Held
de Narratology Stock characters
Luxembourgish
Etymology
From lb gmh helt, from lb goh helid, from lb gmw-pro *haliþ.
Pronunciation
lb /hælt/
Noun
m Heldin
hero