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to dedicate to a cause or purpose · to consecrate · to ordain, to invest someone in a religious office

çekim: geçmiş weihte · ortaç geweiht · şimdiki weiht · ulaç weihend

eş: ordinieren, einweihen, widmen, widmen, ausliefern, preisgeben

köken: From Middle High German wīhen, from Old High German wīhen, from Proto-West Germanic *wīhijan (“to hallow”), from Proto-Germanic *wīhijaną (“to hallow”). Cognate with Dutch wijden.

aile: Weihung, einweihen, entweihen

Rusçaрукополагать , рукоположить /rʊkəpəɫɐˈɡatʲ/

to ordain

çekim: geçmiş рукополага́вший · ortaç рукополага́вший · şimdiki рукополага́ет · ulaç рукополага́ющий

köken: руко- (ruko-) + по- (po-) + -лага́ть (-lagátʹ)

рукополага́ть в свяще́нники кого́-либо

Japonca縦軸 /ta̠te̞ʑikɯ̟/

the vertical axis, the y-axis; the ordinate

zıt: 横軸

Korece임명하다

일정한 지위나 임무를 남에게 맡기다.

İsveççeordinera , prästviga , viga

to prescribe · to ordain

çekim: geçmiş ordinerade · ortaç ordinerad · ulaç ordinerande

köken: From Latin ordinare

Läkaren ordinerade sjukgymnastik.

Hjalmar ordinerades till präst för många år sen.

Lehçerzędna , święcić , wyświęcić (dişil) /ˈʐɛnd.na/

ordinate (second of the two terms by which a point is referred to, in a system of fixed rectilinear coordinate (Cartesian coordinate) axes) · ordinate (vertical line representing an axis of a Cartesian coordinate system, on which the ordinate is shown)

çekim: çoğul rzędne · tamlayan rzędnej

eş: współrzędna

köken: Ellipsis of linia rzędna. Calque of English ordinate, French ordonnée, German Ordinate, and Russian ордина́та (ordináta).

Ukraynacaви́святити , висвя́чувати

İbraniceהִסְמִיךְ

Dancaordinere

to prescribe (medicine) · to ordain (a priest, bishop etc.)

çekim: geçmiş ordinerede · ortaç ordineret · ulaç ordinerende

köken: From Latin ordinare.

Norveççeordinere

Endonezcetahbis /ˈtahbis/

to consecrate · to ordain