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Words of Fear and Trembling · 181 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

Ed

unclear once

Ed

Ed | i | k is scanning/OCR noise from the source page images, not meaningful Danish text; the translation omits it and begins at Ærværdige.

eee

illegible fragment; illegible twice

eee

word (illegible); word

Illegible fragment from Kierkegaard's torn manuscript page — not a real Danish word.

een

one; one thing; anyone 19 times

Een, eet, Eet, een, Fen

pronoun, common gender, singular; determiner, neuter, singular; pronoun, neuter, singular

The text between 'Fen' and 'Tusinde' ('mod Frygt og Bæven. 3. Udg.') appears to be the book's own running header (title 'Frygt og Bæven' + '3rd edition') that leaked into the scanned body text; 'Fen' itself does not match any known Danish word and is most likely a misprint or OCR error for 'Een' (one), continuing the parallel 'Mand mod Mand, Een mod Tusinde' (man against man, one against a thousand). Flagged as uncertain.

eendrægtig

harmoniously once

eendrægtigen

Archaic adverb, 'harmoniously, in unity' (cf. modern enigt).

eensom

lonely; solitary; alone 8 times

eensom, eensomme, eensomt

adjective, common gender, singular; adjective, definite, common gender, singular; adjective, definite

em

em once

em

OCR-corrupted fragment; untranslatable as it stands, and left as-is in the translation too.

Enkelt

single individual; individual; particular thing 9 times

Enkelte, Enkelt

adjective used as noun (substantival), common gender, singular; noun, common gender, singular; adjective, singular

'den Enkelte' ('the single individual') is Kierkegaard's key technical term for the self before God, opposed to 'det Almene' (the universal/ethical).

Enkelte

individual; single individual; individual's 9 times

Enkelte, Eukelte, Enkeltes

noun, common gender, singular; adjective, singular; noun, common gender, singular (substantivized adjective)

Period spelling of Enkelte; den Enkelte ('the single individual') is Kierkegaard's key term for the person standing before God, outside the universal.

ensomhed

of solitude once

Eensomhedens

Historical spelling 'Eensomhedens' for modern 'ensomhedens'.

eo

eo; thereby twice

éo

Latin adverb (part of the fixed phrase eo ipso); adverb (Latin)

Latin 'eo ipso' means 'by that very fact/thereby'; the translation keeps the phrase untranslated.

É

printer's mark once

É

É / n / x appear to be OCR-garbled remains of a section-break ornament (the translation shows '* * *'), not Danish words.

Seen once or twice

Ebenmaß

proportion once

Edvard

Edward twice

eenfoldig

simply once

eenfoldighed

simplicity once

Eenhed

the unity; unity twice

eenhed

the unity once

eensidig

one-sided once

eensomhed

the loneliness; solitude twice

Eensomhed

solitude once

eensomt

lonely once

eftergjøre

imitate once

eftermiddag

the afternoon once

Efterretning

the tidings once

Efterretningen

the news once

eftersom

according as twice

efterspore

tracked once

eftersyn

inspection once

egenskab

quality; property twice

Eget

own once

egn

regions once

Egoisme

egoism twice

egoist

egoist once

egoistisk

egoistic once

Eksempel

example once

eksemplar

specimen once

eksistere

existed once

elasticitet

elasticity twice

Elasticitet

elasticity once

eleatisk

Eleatic once

eleganter

elegantly once

elendig

Wretch; wretched twice

elendighed

misery's once

Elevation

elevation once

elevation

elevation once

Elisabeth

Elizabeth twice

Elskede

beloved; beloveds twice

Elsker

lover; lovers twice

Elskerinde

mistresses once

elsket

beloved once

Elsket

beloved once

emancipere

emancipated once

emigrant

emigrant once

emmer

embers once

endda

at least once

Endelig

finite twice

endeligt

end once

Energi

energy twice

energisk

energetic once

enes

is united once

Eneste

only thing once

enfoldig

most guileless; simple one twice

Engel

the angel twice

engel

angel once

engelsk

English once

enger

closer once

enigmatisk

enigmatically once

enim

for twice

enkel

single once

Enkelthed

singularity twice

enkelthed

particularity once

enkeltheder

of trifles once

Entåusserung

externalization once

Entschuldigung

excuse once

entstellen

deformed once

episk

epic once

Eqwru

(Greek) once

er

it; him twice

erbarmelig

most pitiable once

Erfaring

experience once

erindren

remembering once

Erindring

remembrance's; the remembrance twice

erklære

declare once

erotisk

erotic once

error

errors once

eruditus

of the learned once

Esau

Esau's once

Essex

Essex once

ethiker

ethicist once

ethiske

the ethical once

etsteds

somewhere once

euphemismus

euphemism once

Euripides

Euripides's once

eventyr

the fairy tale once

evidens

evident; evidence twice

evident

more evident once

Evig

the eternal once

Evige

eternal once

evighed

eternities; eternity twice

Evigheds-Form

form of eternity once

Ewigkeit

eternity once

Ex

example once

examinere

examine once

excentrisk

eccentric once

exeget

exegete twice

Exeget

exegete; exegete's twice

exegetisk

exegetical once

exempel

example once

exemplar

specimen twice

existents

existence once

Explication

explication once

extra-skriver

supernumerary scribe once

extraordinair

extraordinary once

extravagere

runs to excess once

én

one once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Søren Kierkegaard, d. 1855; first published 1843, under the pseudonym Johannes de silentio).
Translation
Public-domain Danish (Kierkegaard, d. 1855; published 1843). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
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