- for example, בענטשן (bentshn, "to bless"),
ultimately from the
Latin benedicere; לייענען (leyenen, "to read"), from the Old
French lei(e)re; and the personal...
- pun that they were the
Domini canes, or "Hounds of the Lord". Laudare,
benedicere,
praedicare To praise, to
bless and to
preach (from the
Dominican Missal...
-
English during the
process of
Christianization to
translate the
Latin term
benedīcere meaning 'to
speak well of',
resulting in
meanings such as 'to praise'...
- incensi, et
omnium electorum suorum,
incensum istud dignetur Dominus benedicere, et in
odorem suavitatis accipere. Per
Christum Dominum nostrum. Amen...
-
Albanian mik 'friend', inimīcus →
armik 'foe, enemy', ratiōnem → arsye,
benedīcere → bekoj,
bubulcus 'ploughman, herdsman' → bulk, bujk 'peasant', calicis...
-
school students, a
website to
continue their education. The
words Laudare,
Benedicere and
Praedicare simply reiterate the Dominican's
modus viventi of soaking...
- purity,
charity and sincerity. The
motto surrounding the shield, "Laudare,
Benedicere, Praedicare,"
means "to
praise God, to
bless His
people and to preach...
-
Romans said he had
reserved to
himself only the
episcopal functions of
benedicere et sanctificare,
resigning in
favour of the
cardinal the administrative...
- (bentsching) or when
lighting shabbat candles (bentsch-light), from Latin, "
benedicere", (to bless).
billig or
billik (Yid. ביליק): cheap,
shoddy (said of merchandise);...
-
Gospel in the Liturgy". www.newadvent.org. from the
invocation "Jube
domne benedicere" Bond (1908), p. 3. A****án of Iona (1995) [c. 697 – c. 700]. Vita Columbae...
