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What does the word hallow mean in old English?

In Old English, the word "hallow" was "hālig".

It meant:

* Holy

* Sacred

* Consecrated

The word has evolved over time, and its meaning has broadened. Today, "hallow" primarily refers to the act of making something sacred or holy. It is often used in the phrase "hallowed ground," meaning land that is considered sacred or revered.

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