heis

1. plural ofhei

• Hise,shie,eish,HIES,hies,Sieh

heis

1. Alternative form ofhis(“his”)

heis

1. Alternative form ofhis(“his”)

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From the verbheise.

heis m (definite singularheisen,indefinite pluralheiser,definite pluralheisene)

1. elevator (US),lift (UK)

• heissjakt
• stolheis

heis

1. imperative ofheise

• “heis” inThe Bokmål Dictionary.

From the verbheise.

heis m (definite singularheisen,indefinite pluralheisar,definite pluralheisane)

1. elevator (US),lift (UK)

• heisesjakt,heissjakt

• “heis” inThe Nynorsk Dictionary.

FromProto-Germanic*haisaz, whence also Old Englishhās, Old Norseháss.

heis

1. hoarse

FromVulgar Latin*etis, alternative form of*abetis, fromLatinhabētis.^[1]

• Homophones:eis,-eis
• Hyphenation:heis

heis

1. Alternative form ofhaveis;second-personpluralpresentindicative ofhaver

• -eis

heis(obsolete)

1. Alternative form ofhe(“behold!”)

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