nonholy

adj

Etymology

From non- + holy.

  1. derived from *kéh₂ilos✻ — “intact, whole; complete; hale, healthy, sound”
  2. derived from *hailaz✻ — “healthy; whole”
  3. inherited from *hailagaz✻ — “holy, sacred”
  4. inherited from *hailag✻
  5. inherited from hāleġ
  6. inherited from ali
  7. prefixed as nonholy — “non + holy”

Definitions

  1. Not holy.

    • “But because of the tone the media takes, which is crass and nonrespectful, which the Orthodox community would say is nonholy, it’s discounted.”

The neighborhood

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