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Words of Fear and Trembling · 150 headwords

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

gang

time; times; course 15 times

Gang, Gange

noun, common gender, singular; noun, common gender, plural; noun, neuter, plural

'Gang' literally means 'course/way/passage', not 'cause'; nothing in the token supports 'the cause'. The given translation's 'the cause' looks like a mismatch with this source token (possibly an elided 'Sagens Gang' upstream) and the gloss should not be force-fit to agree with it.

Seen once or twice

gaadefuld

enigmatic once

gade

the street twice

gadevægter

night-watchman once

gal

mad; bad twice

gangkone

charwoman once

Gave

gift twice

gavne

benefits once

gåde

riddles once

Gebeet

territory once

gebet

domain once

Gedanke

thought once

geistlig

clerical; cleric twice

gemme

keeps once

General-Censor

censor-general once

generatio

generation once

Geni

geniuses once

genial

the genial; genial twice

genialitet

genius once

Genius

genius once

gennemgå

gone through once

gennemhøre

hear through once

gennemlege

played through once

gennemlæse

read through once

gennemreflekteret

thoroughly reflective once

gennemskue

seen through; sees through twice

gerere

conduct once

gerne

gladly once

Gestus

gesture once

gevinst

win; prize twice

Gevær

rifle once

gift

married once

giftbæger

the cup of poison once

Giftermaal

marriage's once

giftermaal

marriage once

gigantisk

gigantic once

gjennemblade

leafed through once

gjennemføre

carry through twice

gjennemgaae

to go through; go through twice

gjennemgyse

thrill through once

gjennemkæmpe

fought through once

gjennemløbe

ran through once

gjennemskue

seen through once

gjennemtrænge

penetrates once

gjenstand

object twice

Gjenstanden

the object once

gjerning

deed; the deed twice

gjæk

fool once

gjære

seething once

Gjæring

ferment once

glavind

sword once

gleich

alike once

Glemsel

oblivion; oblivion's twice

glemsel

oblivion's once

gloe

stares once

glubende

ravening once

Glæde

joy twice

gløde

glowing twice

God

the good once

Gods

goods twice

Godtkjøbs-Udgave

bargain-price edition once

Goethe

Goethe's once

gold

barren once

Gomorra

Gomorrah once

graa

gray once

graadig

greedy once

graahærdet

gray-haired once

grad

degree once

gradation

gradations once

grammatikalsk

grammatically once

grandios

grandiose twice

gråd

tears once

Gregorius

Gregory once

Grimm

rage once

grov

coarse twice

gru

dread once

grue

dreads once

grunde

grounded once

Grunden

bottom once

grædende

the one who weeps once

Grækenland

Greece's; Greece twice

græker

Greeks once

Græmmelse

anguish once

Grændsekategori

boundary category once

grænse

limit; boundary twice

grønt

greens once

guddom

the deity's; the Deity twice

Guddommelig

divine once

Guddommen

the deity once

Gudebarn

divine child once

gudebarn

child of the gods once

gudfrygtig

God-fearing twice

gudvelbehagelig

God-pleasing once

guld

gold once

guldbryllupsdag

the golden-wedding day once

gunst

favor once

gunstig

favorable once

gyldig

valid once

gys

shudder once

gæk

fops once

gældende

count 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.
Data
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