Gott hab ihn selig in German

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Etymology: Literally, “God have him in happiness”, or more loosely translated as “grant him heaven”. Etymology templates: {{m-g|God have him in happiness}} “God have him in happiness”, {{m-g|grant him heaven}} “grant him heaven”, {{lit|God have him in happiness|grant him heaven}} Literally, “God have him in happiness”, or more loosely translated as “grant him heaven” Head templates: {{head|de|phrase}} Gott hab ihn selig

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}

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"Gott hab ihn selig" meaning in German

Phrase