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Saint Singular, nominative, masculine, animate, singular, nominative, qualitative adjective, masculine, inanimate, animate.

1. 1. One who spent his life in the service of God and after death is recognized by the Christian Church as the patron saint of believers. 2. Full of holiness; divine. 2. Used as a permanent epithet for objects and places of religious worship. 3. Relating to Easter, taking place on Easter, occurring on Easter. 4. a) He who spent his life in the service of God and after death was recognized by the Christian Church as the patron saint of believers. b) Characteristic of such a person; righteous, pleasing to God. 5. a) figurative meaning. Highly moral, impeccable in life, behavior (about a person). b) Noble, sublime. 6. transfer Deeply revered, dear, cherished. 7. transfer Unbreakable, unshakable. 8. transfer Extremely important, high, honorable. Dictionary by Efremova T.F.

1. In religious concepts: possessing divine grace. S. elder. C. source. Holy water (blessed). 2. Imbued with high feelings, sublime, ideal (high). Holy love for the Motherland. 3. True, majestic and exceptional in importance (high). Holy cause. Sacred duty. 4. saint, -bgo, m. In Christianity and some other religions: a person who dedicated his life to the church and religion, and after death was recognized as a model of righteous life and a bearer of miraculous power. Cult of saints. Canonized as a saint. * Holy truth - about something. indisputable, undeniable. Holy of holies (high) - something most dear, hidden [original. place in the Jerusalem Temple, where the commandments of Moses were kept]. Holy places are places associated with ideas about divine acts, miracles, and the lives of holy saints. Pilgrimage to holy places. At least take away the saints (colloquial) - about unimaginable noise and disorder. A holy place is never empty (colloquial irony) - there will always be someone who will occupy something. vacant place, position. Holy holy holy! (obsolete colloquial) - a spell that protects oneself from something. dangerous, scary. How holy God is (obsolete colloquial) - deity. Dictionary of Ozhegov S.I.

1. Obsolete), holy, holy; holy, holy, holy. 1. In religious ideas - possessing absolute perfection and purity, divine (religious). Holy Spirit. Holy Church. 2. In the same ideas - righteous, immaculate, corresponding to the religious ideal (relig.). Holy man. In his old age, one gray-haired monk was saved by holy living and prayers. Pushkin. 3. in meaning noun saint, saint, m., saint, holy, In the Christian cult, a person who spent his life defending the interests of the church and religion and after death was recognized as an indisputable example of Christian life and the patron of believers (church). Cult of saints. Canonization. He, according to his grandmother, is naked, like a Turkish saint. Leskov. Uncle Peter was also literate and well-read in the scriptures; they always argued with their grandfather about which saint was holier than which. M. Gorky. 4. In the Christian cult - adj., meaning. associated with such a person (church). Punish, holy saint, Captain Furrow. Pushkin. Move the holy relics and place them in the cathedral. Pushkin. 5. in meaning noun saints, saints, units saint, saint, Icons with images of such people (pronounced obsolete). Under the saints there is an oak table. Pushkin. She timidly hid in the corner under the saints. Zhukovsky. 6. In the Christian cult - endowed with divine grace, who is the source of divine power (church). Holy water. Holy gifts (communion). 7. transfer Imbued with something. high, sublime, ideal (poetic, obsolete). His holy lyre is silent. Pushkin. Preserve the holy purity of innocence and proud modesty. Pushkin. With eternal and holy love, I remember my native country. Kozlov. Let the holy truth burn as our guiding star. Pleshcheev. There the holy female soul fades away like a slave. Nekrasov. Love... holy excitement! Goncharov. 2. Deeply revered, dear, cherished, beloved (book trade). Oh, holy homeland, what heart does not tremble, blessing you? Zhukovsky. The more often the lyceum celebrates its saint, simply, as they say, nothing is sacred. Saltykov-Shchedrin. Ah, uncle, for me there was nothing on earth holier than love. Goncharov. 3. True, great, majestic in its tasks, exceptional in importance (book trade). ...Communists, act together with non-party workers, organize a friendly bloc for a common and holy cause, for the election of the highest bodies of your native, Soviet government. Molotov. Defense of the socialist fatherland is the sacred duty of the working people. Holy duty. He fell a hero...he rushed into the battle - and, falling, accomplished a great, holy deed. Pushkin. 4. Absolutely necessary, very important (colloquial). Service in friendship is a sacred thing. Krylov. Agreement is a sacred thing; it incites the lawyer, keeps him cheerful, obliges him to be inventive. Saltykov-Shchedrin. 5. Unshakable, indestructible. ...It is necessary to observe sacredly (adverb) the laws and regulations of the Soviet government... Lenin. Tatiana's letter is in front of me; I cherish it sacredly (adverb). Pushkin. Holyly (adverb) I cherish this ring, given to me by you. Languages. There would be a whole book full of wise speeches about this holy truth. Krylov. What is taken is holy. Proverb. Why are other people's opinions only sacred? Griboyedov. like God is holy (colloquial obsolete) - transl. definitely, anyway. I’ll sell the property like God is holy and squander it and won’t leave you half a dime. Pushkin. Holy Week or Holy (colloquial obsolete, church) is the Easter holiday among Christians. Holy simplicity! - see simplicity. Holy Rus' (popular poet, rhetorician) is the name of Rus', Russia. Holy Rus'! fatherland! I am yours. Pushkin. But Dobrynya would not have traveled around Holy Rus'. Bylina. Holy of holies uncl., (book rhetorician) - smb. especially dear, treasured, inaccessible to the uninitiated. It is difficult to penetrate the holy of holies of man. Leskov. (The original part of the Jerusalem temple, where only the high priest could enter.) Holy father or lord (church) - a respectful address to a minister of worship. - And he ran away, Father Superior? - He ran away, holy lord. This is already the third day. Pushkin. Holy spirit - see spirit. At least take out the saints (out) (colloquial) - a saying about completely indecent, ugly behavior (cf. saint in 5 meanings). Smart Dictionary Ushakova D.N.

In the Dictionary of Synonyms

immaculate, blameless, righteous; divine, sacred; great martyr, most important, wonderworker, sinless, revered, angel of meekness, lamb, saint, exalted, white, tall, strong, true, bodhisattva, noble, lamb of God, inseparable, saint, majestic, pious, wali, righteous, ideal, sanctified , holy man, sacred, blessed, martyr, indestructible, pious, reverend, lamb, angel in the flesh, angel, indissoluble, infallible, immaculate

In Efremova's dictionary

Accent: holy

1. m. One who spent his life in the service of God and after death is recognized by the Christian Church as the patron saint of believers.

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1. trans. Highly moral, impeccable in life, behavior (about a person).
2. Noble, sublime.

In Vasmer Max's dictionary

holy holy, holy, holy, ukr. holy, blr. saints, other Russian holy, old-glory light ἅγιος, ἱερός, Bulgarian. light, light, light (Mladenov 571), Serbo-Croatian. light, light, light, sloven. svẹ̑t, svẹ́ta, female, Czech. svatý, slvts. svätý, Polish święty, v.-luzh. swjaty, n.-luzh. swěty, lab. sjǫte. Praslav. *svętъ cognate lit. šveñtas, Old Prussian. swenta - in local nn., avest. spǝnta- “holy”, sраnаh- “holiness”, Old Indian. Ved. c̨vāntás “prosperous”, here also ltsh. svinêt, svinu “celebrate” (Trautman, ВSW 311; M.–E. 3, 1156, 1160; Uhlenbeck, Aind. Wb. 322; Rozvadovsky, RO I, 102). Ltsh. svę̀ts “holy, pious” borrowed. from glory (M.–E. 3, 1156). Uncertain relationship with Goth. hunsl Wed R. “victim” (Zupica, GG, 187; Thorp 93; Uhlenbeck, ibid.; RVV 30, 293).

In Dahl's dictionary

spiritually and morally immaculate, pure, perfect; everything that relates to the Divine, to the truths of faith, the subject of the highest veneration, our worship, spiritual, divine, heavenly. The Holy Spirit, the third hypostasis, expressing the Divine activity. | about man: immaculate and pleasing to God, the prototype of man. The saints are divided by the church into faces, categories: Holy Forefathers, ancient patriarchs, Old Testament righteous people: Adam, Noah, Abraham, etc. Prophets, all the Old Testament ones, who predicted the coming of Christ, and the last one is the Forerunner, the Baptist. The apostles, besides the 12, are seventy more; Equal to the Apostles: Mary Magdalene, Vladimir of Kiev, etc. Saints, Holy Fathers, shepherds and teachers, successors of the apostles and bishops; martyrs, passion-bearers and confessors killed for their faith; some of them are great martyrs, and if they were also shepherds, then they are holy martyrs; reverends, b. including desert dwellers, ascetics, renouncers of the world, carnivores, wanderers, including the verizhniks, stylites, holy fools and blessed ones; There are also holy martyrs. Fasters and fasters who tormented themselves with dry eating and hunger; merciful and unmercenary, giving away all their worldly acquisitions; recluses who imposed solitude on themselves; silent people who took a vow of silence. Others are given the title of miracle workers for the miracles they performed; God-bearers who carried God in their hearts; The righteous are generally saints of God. Others are honored: glorious martyrs, long-suffering ones, etc. For five days, five nights, I did not give peace to the saints! I was in fear and kept praying. Holy Father, honor to the black clergy and the pope. | Such a sodomy that you could even carry the saints, images, icons. Replaced the saints. Holy of Holies, most holy place, hiding place of shrines; in the Old Testament tabernacle and in the Jerusalem temple: the rear porch, where the ark of the covenant was, where we now have the altar. Holy man: just wipe him with a shroud and let him into heaven! Holy, holy, but unsophisticated, he became sanctimonious. The demon does not eat, does not drink, and the saint does not live (about fasting). You don't know which saint to pray to. Come to the saints! Naked is like a saint: he is not afraid of trouble. Poverty is a holy thing. A tired soul on crutches. Not everyone can sit under the saints. Not everyone who is big can sit under the saints. Honor and place - the Lord is above us - sit under the saints! He is already lying under the saints, dying, from the custom of washing and placing under the icons while still alive. He rose from under the saints and came to life from a serious illness. He lies so much that you take out the saints and go away yourself! | In general, everything that is cherished, dear, connected with truth and good is called holy. Holy Fatherland. This is my sacred duty. The Word is holy, indestructible. What is taken is holy, a blasphemous expression; What I got is mine, I won’t give it back. Holy corner, where the icon case and icons are. One word - Amen, and he does holy deeds! The holy truth is good, but it’s not suitable for people. On the holy day of vanity they sleep. The day is holy, and our affairs are asleep. I dressed up like on a holy day before mass (after mass, in many places the festive dress is taken off). For holy rain, good rye (eagle). What God gave is holy! The devils have overcome the holy place. What is done is sacred. Holy air, help us! talk Casp. sailors. Sedni Holy Wed. south zap. Psk. generally a holiday. | Novg. Holy water. The priests walk with the saint. Holy Evening, Christmas Eve, Christmas Eve. Holy chalk, app. sanctified, according to old times custom in Kreshensk. Christmas Eve; the peasants put crosses on their doors, and save the rest as medicine. Holy week, Easter, Easter. Holy tree, plant, genus of wormwood, Artemisia abrotanum. Our place is holy, and holy above (below) us! driving away evil spirits. Holy is God, or: how holy is God! god. Holy Easter, Holy Sunday, great day. If Dmitriev's day is snowy, then the Saint is snowy - and Dmitriev is naked, and the Saint is also snowy. The saint came and brought the grace of God. On Holy Day and on the Annunciation the sun plays at sunrise. Not forever and Holy. During Matins on Holy Day you can catch and see a brownie in the stable. From the Holy Day to the Ascension, people celebrate Christ. Holiness the state of a saint. Sanctity of the oath; - churches. | Star. shrine, holy objects or things revered by faith. To sanctify something, to honor or keep holy, to keep sacred, indestructible. Remember the Sabbath day, keep it holy, Ex. | To consecrate, dedicate, make holy, according to church rites. They went to Jordan to bless the water. New banners were consecrated. Sacred, holy provirs. They do not pray to an unsacred icon. Now the bishop has been consecrated, consecrated, ordained. No matter how holy it is, it still crawls into the swamp (said the Little Russian, dropping an Easter pig into the mud on the street). - to be honored as sacred, to be glorified by everyone as a shrine. Hallowed be Thy name! | To be sanctified or to be holy. Sacred act. according to verb. Saint m. old. holy, righteous man, more holy than God! hello monk. | A saint, a bigot, a hypocrite. Christmas time m. pl. time from Christmas to Epiphany. Those who put on a face for Christmastide bathe in the Jordan. They glorify Christ, walk with nativity scenes, and with a star, tell fortunes, etc. They tell fortunes about winter, using the liver and spleen. On Christmastide, bent work is not worked (for example, hoops, runners), otherwise there will be no offspring of livestock. Dark Christmastide - dairy cows; light Christmastide-sock chickens. If you weave bast shoes for Christmas, you will be born crooked, but if you sew, you will be born blind. Christmastide south zap. celebrate, do not work, honoring the holiday. -vanier, action according to verb. Christmas games, songs. Christmastide, celebrate Christmastide. | Yuletide, noun. m. pl. Okrutny, dressed up, who, according to the Yuletide custom, go from house to house, Yuletide m. -nitsa. Sanctuary Wed. Holy place; house, building dedicated to a holy cause: temple, church. | A sanctuary of sciences, a higher scientific or educational institution. Sanctuary, related to this. Saint m. hierarch, bishop, bishop. -telev, which is his personally; -telsky, relating to him. - title, rank, title; -to act, to be a saint. Christmastide m. old. holy, great holiday, holy day. Give the sacrament on Christmastide, on Christmastide. I only wear this dress on Holy Day until lunch! I take care of it. Holy, collect. lower saints, gods, icons, images, home shrines. | Arch. Vyat. Christmas time Svyatina Sib. consecration of a temple, church. To be at the shrine. Shrine holiness, what is sacred to whom, what we worship, what we honor indestructibly. Take care of your conscience as if it were a sacred object. The priest came with the shrine, with the cross and the gospel. Sacred, relating to a shrine. Saints, church book; months, with full meaning for every day of remembrance of the saints; Paschalia, troparia and kontakia, selected canons and prayers. | Twelve icons depicting saints, revered daily; These are personal calendars, in person. He doesn’t look at the calendar; his soul says holidays to him. Without looking at the calendar, the bell rang (yes, the big bell)! Svyatik Vlad. holy spring, spring, well. Drink the Saint's water">drink it. A chapel is placed above the saint. Our bear comes to drink during the holy day. Saint vol. old saint or saint, righteous. | Nowadays he is a hypocrite, a hypocrite, a saint, an empty saint, a performer of external rituals for appearances, but internally a bad, deceitful, feigned person. | Saint, eagle. unclean, a demon who appears on Christmastide to those who dress up, putting a face on themselves. Holy, holy, hypocritical. To become sanctimonious, to live in the guise of holiness, to be a hypocrite, to be a hypocrite, to be a hypocrite. Holiness, holiness and holiness cf. hypocrisy, empty holiness, feigned, crafty worship of God. Saint Arch. monk, monk; or hermit, hermit. Svyatoyansk potion, zap. plant Hypericum perforatum. His Holiness, procession, honor of the Orthodox patriarchs and the synod. Sacred, holy; | sanctified; | Treasured">cherished, indestructible. Holy Scripture. Word of God, Old and New. Covenant. Sacred utensils, church. Priest, priest, presbyter, priest, ordained altar server who performs the holy. secrets. -nobody's, -chesky, relating to him. -nichestvo cf. rank, title, condition; priesthood, same; | generally clergy. The priesthood greeted the king with crosses and banners. The sanctuary of Tver. sanctification, e.g. churches. To be a priest, to be a priest; priesthood, the same; | actually act”> perform priesthood. Most Holy, procession, of old, honor of metropolitans. The adverbs holy and sacred, when combined with other words, form complex words, b. Particularly understandable. The people of Murom are holy, expelled Bishop St. Basil in the 13th century. Holy monks. Monastic residence. -life husband. -a transparent icon. -merchment cf. simony, purchase of holy orders. -a merchant sinner, or a holy merchant. Holy image. -hater of the m. -nitsa, champion of the holy, -apostate, -nick, opponent of everything holy and everything sacred. Holy anointed, -nik, Orthodox sovereign. Holy One, of blessed memory. Sacrilege vol. -tats m. -titsa w. a thief of sacred and ecclesiastical things, a church thief or thief. Sacrilege, -treasonable, related to church theft, theft, theft, predation. | * Blasphemous, abusive, encroaching on something sacred, blasphemous. -stvo wed. this is a crime. The laws punish sacrilege more severely than simple theft. -howl, vandalize and rob temples, shrines, churches. wealth; | swear at them, blaspheme. Blasphemy, -blasphemy, various actions of a blasphemer, -nitsa, one who -blasphemes, or -chane, censure or denial of the sacred, and reproach, dishonor, blasphemy. Hieroarchamandrite, archimandrite rector of the monastery, blessed, blessed St. St. Church Holy robber, blaspheme. Holy Deacon's railway old the priesthood (once permitted) of the deacon, now prohibited. -property, priesthood. -act, celebrate the liturgy and perform the sacraments, or generally sacred, spiritual services, -suffer. - worship, - action, - action, celebration of the liturgy, the Divine service itself, according to the rules. -doer, -actor, -voyer, -doer, performer of sacred services. -effective, related to this. priest, hieromonk; -monasticism, rank and condition. -monastic, related to this. -confessor, clergyman who suffered torment for his faith. Priest, priest, priest. -martyr, priest, suffered for the faith. -martyrdom, this state. -chesky crown. -boss, -boss Wed. hierarchy, church authority. -nick or hierarch. - robe, clothing of church ministers, according to the charter. Holy unction, anointing with holy oil. - the primate, every head and senior of the priests. -preacher, speaker of spiritual speeches, preacher of the word, -archpriest, archpriest. - dear, born into a spiritual rank. -a minister placed in the rank, priest and deacon; -lsky, relating to them, -zhenie, the performance of sacred service. Church singing. A clergyman who stands up for the truths of the faith. -sufferer, -martyr. -suffering, related to him, or to -honor. -secret, to the sacred. related to secrets; | having received the revelation of these mysteries. - student, follower - teacher, mentor of faith.

In the dictionary Complete accentuated paradigm according to A. A. Zaliznya

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In Ozhegov's dictionary

HOLY, oh, oh; holy, holy, holy. 1. In religious concepts: possessing divine grace. S. elder. C. source. Holy water (blessed). 2. Imbued with high feelings, sublime, ideal (high). Holy love for the Motherland. 3. True, majestic and exceptional in importance (high). Holy cause. Sacred duty. 4. saint, m. In Christianity and some other religions: a person who dedicated his life to the church and religion, and after death was recognized as a model of righteous life and a bearer of miraculous power. Cult of saints. Canonized as a saint. * Holy truth - about something. indisputable, undeniable. Holy of holies (high) - something most dear, hidden [original. place in the Jerusalem Temple, where the commandments of Moses were kept]. Holy places are places associated with ideas about divine acts, miracles, and the lives of holy saints. Pilgrimage to holy places. At least take away the saints (colloquial) - about unimaginable noise and disorder. A holy place is never empty (colloquial irony) - there will always be someone who will occupy something. vacant place, position. Holy holy holy! (obsolete colloquial) - a spell that protects oneself from something. dangerous, scary. How holy God is (obsolete colloquial) - deity. || and. holy, -by (to 4 meanings). ||noun holiness, -i, f. (to 1, 2 and 3 values).