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Hexe
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hexe
German
Alternative forms
de Hex Hex' poetic
Etymology
de gem-pro
From de gmh hecse, gmh hesse, from de goh hagazussa, from de gmw-pro *hagatussjā. Cognate with en hag.
Pronunciation
de /ˈhɛk.sə/
de De-Hexe.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Haeckse
Noun
f Hexer[literal sense only] Hexerin[both uncommon]:Hexin
witch, sorceress
de Zauberin Magierin
de figurative derogatory witch, hag evil and/or ugly woman
Declension
f
Hyponyms
de Hexenmeisterin
de Kräuterhexe
de schwarze Hexe
de weiße Hexe
Coordinate terms
de Hexer
de Hexenmeister
de Magier
de Zauberer
de Zaubrer
Derived terms
de Haeckse hexen hexenartig Hexenbesen Hexenei Hexeneinmaleins hexenhaft Hexenhaus Hexenhäuschen Hexenjagd Hexenkessel Hexenküche Hexenkunst Hexenmilch Hexenprozess Hexenring Hexensabbat Hexensalbe Hexenschuss Hexenstich Hexentanz Hexentreppchen<g:n><t:scoubidou><lit:little witches’-staircases> Hexenverbrennung Hexenverfolgung Hexenverwahn Hexerei Nachthexe
Descendants
pl heksa 1
Further reading
de Fantasy Occult People Female people
Hunsrik
Noun
hrx noun form
hrx Hex
Pennsylvania German
Noun
pdc noun form
pdc Hex