-
Melchior and Balthazar), or
alternatively for the
Latin blessing Christus mansionem benedicat ('May
Christ bless this house'), or IIIK
referring to the three...
-
occupants and the
initials also are
believed to also
stand for "Christus
mansionem benedicat" ("May/Let
Christ Bless This House").
Depending on the city...
-
Latin Mansionile,
meaning 'little houses', from
Latin mansio (accusative
mansionem), and of
Germanic (Old Frankish) blanch, blaun,
meaning 'glossy, shining...
- code: CMB), an
airport in Sri
Lanka Cambodia, UNDP
country code
Christus Mansionem Benedicat (English: May
Christ Bless This House), text
written in chalk...
-
names of the
Three Wise Men as well as the
Christian prayer Christus mansionem benedicat) with the year
flanking both
sides on one's door, as seen here...
- homes. The
initials may also be
interpreted as the
Latin phrase,
Christus mansionem benedicat (may
Christ bless the house).
According to
ancient custom, the...
- gift
comprises extensive parts of what is now Copenhagen,
including "...
mansionem de
Gefnetofte ****
omnibus pertenentiis suis" (Fentofte
House with all...
- next to it. Alsnö hus
first appears in
historical records in 1200 as
mansionem regiam Alsnu, i.e. a
house of more than
ordinary proportions. However...
- *[ˈbejzo] < *[ˈbajzo] < BASIUM. In French, /sj/ also
developed to [jz], as in
MANSIONEM >
maison 'house',
probably via the
intermediate stage of a palatalized...
- "20 * C + M + B + 14". The
initials refer to the
Latin phrase "Christus
mansionem benedicat" (= May
Christ bless this house);
folkloristically the letters...
