håvor

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Swedish

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Etymology

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Inherited from Old Swedish hāva, from Old Norse hafa. Cognate of German Habe. Doublet of hava.

Noun

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håvor c pl

  1. (archaic) riches, treasures, bounty (especially bestowed upon someone by God, fate, fortune, or the like, sometimes abstract)
    1. gifts

Usage notes

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Likely only known to many native speakers from the hymn "I denna ljuva sommartid."

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