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1 ordain
o:'dein(to make (someone) a priest, minister etc, usually by a church ceremony: He was ordained a priest.) ordinere, prestevieordinereverb \/ɔːˈdeɪn\/1) ( kirke) prestevie, ordinere2) forordne, foreskrive3) bestemme, befale, dekretere, bestikkeordain somebody priest se ➢ priest, 1 -
2 priest
pri:st1) ((in the Christian Church, especially the Roman Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican churches) a clergyman.) prest2) ((feminine priestess) (in non-Christian religions) an official who performs sacrifices etc to the god(s).) prestinne; gydje•prestIsubst. \/priːst\/1) prest (spesielt katolsk, anglikansk eller ikke-kristen)2) geistlig3) forklaring: en slags klubbe til å slå ihjel fisk medordain somebody priest ordinere\/prestevie noenIIverb \/priːst\/prestevie -
3 weihen
v/t1. KIRCHL. consecrate; zum Priester: ordain; jemanden zum Bischof weihen consecrate s.o. bishop; jemanden zum Priester weihen ordain s.o. priest; eine Kirche einem Heiligen weihen dedicate a church to a saint2. fig.: jemandem ein Buch weihen dedicate a book to s.o.; sein Leben / sich einer Idee weihen dedicate ( oder devote) one’s life / o.s. to an idea; geweiht* * *to consecrate; to dedicate; to devote; to hallow; to sanctify* * *wei|hen ['vaiən]1. vtjdn zum Bischof wéíhen — to consecrate sb (as a) bishop
jdn zum Priester wéíhen — to ordain sb (as a) priest
3)(= widmen)
etw jdm/einer Sache wéíhen — to dedicate sth to sb/sth; (Eccl auch, sehr feierlich) to consecrate sth to sb/sthdem Tod(e)/Untergang geweiht — doomed (to die/fall)
2. vr +dat (liter)to devote or dedicate oneself to* * *1) (to set apart for a holy use; to dedicate to God: The bishop consecrated the new church.) consecrate2) (to give up wholly to; to devote to: He dedicated his life to good works.) dedicate* * *wei·hen[ˈvaiən]vt▪ etw \weihen to consecrate sthjdn zum Diakon/Priester \weihen to ordain sb deacon/priestjdn zum Bischof \weihen to consecrate sb bishop2. (widmen)▪ jdm geweiht sein to be dedicated to sb* * *transitives Verb1) (Rel.) consecrate2) (kath. Kirche): (ordinieren) ordainjemanden zum Priester/Bischof weihen — ordain somebody priest/consecrate somebody bishop
3) (Rel.): (durch Weihe zueignen) dedicate (Dat. to)4)dem Tod[e]/dem Untergang geweiht sein — (geh.) be doomed to die/to fall
* * *weihen v/tjemanden zum Bischof weihen consecrate sb bishop;jemanden zum Priester weihen ordain sb priest;eine Kirche einem Heiligen weihen dedicate a church to a saint2. fig:jemandem ein Buch weihen dedicate a book to sb;* * *transitives Verb1) (Rel.) consecrate2) (kath. Kirche): (ordinieren) ordainjemanden zum Priester/Bischof weihen — ordain somebody priest/consecrate somebody bishop
3) (Rel.): (durch Weihe zueignen) dedicate (Dat. to)4)dem Tod[e]/dem Untergang geweiht sein — (geh.) be doomed to die/to fall
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