hin håle

== Swedish == === Alternative forms === Hin håle === Etymology === A noa-name for the Devil. From hin, an archaic definite article, and håle, an originally dialectal pronunciation of hårde (“hard (evil) one”). The dialectal change from rd > l can also be seen in e.g. utböling, vålnad, tvi vale etc. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /hɪn ˈhoːlɛ/, /hiːn ˈhoːle/ === Proper noun === hin håle c (genitive hin håles) (euphemistic) the Devil Synonyms: den lede, den onde, hin, hin onde, skam ==== Usage notes ==== Fairly quaint in contemporary Swedish.