adjectiveadverb

göttlich

divine

The German adjective göttlich can be translated as "divine," "godly," or "celestial." It is used in several contexts:

Relating to a deity: It describes something that originates from, belongs to, or is characteristic of a god (e.g., divine grace or a divine being).
Excellence or perfection: In a figurative sense, it is used to describe something of extraordinarily high quality, magnificent, or sublime (e.g., "a divine meal" or "a heavenly voice").
Colloquial use: It is frequently used in everyday language to express strong enthusiasm, meaning something is wonderful, fantastic, or delightful.

Grammar: It is an adjective. It can be used attributively (e.g., ein göttlicher Tag – a divine day) or predicatively (e.g., Das Essen ist göttlich – The food is divine).
Word origin: It is derived from the noun Gott (god) combined with the suffix -lich, which is used to form adjectives indicating a similarity or relationship to the root noun.